RE: Shorters “killing children” Or simply a Delay in treatments?HK, you can do better than this !13 Aug 2025 13:49
Aldebaran, if you want to engage at a lower tone then fine, if you dont want me to use the word "short" then I wont, but you have turned up here and dedicated an excessive amount of time trying to convince people to sell and/or not buy. This by itself is a very very strong indicator that you are financially motivated to do so, you did not just land on Hemogenyx and decide to spend 75% of your time attacking here for no reason, so either short selling, OR selling down/trading down with NON borrowed shares or being paid, I neither know or care which. You cannot with a straight face deny your actions have been 100% aimed at putting off people here.
That said, I wanted to answer your question, as I alluded to previously I am not so stupid or blind to believe throwing money at a company or charity saying they want to cure cancer is a good idea. I believe most charities are a false economy and very little of the money goes to save lives. When you ask about donating to Hemogenyx? Excuse me but did you see the CLNs? We were offered discounts and adjustable prices, we chose to protect the company going for fixed higher prices, that was OUR decision not Vlads. Yes I want to make money and yes I want to feel good doing so, I believe the science so far is proving that HG-CT-1 works and is saving lives so I feel good being a shareholder here.
Does that make Hemogneyx a good investment? Nope.
If Hemogenyx continued to raise 400k per month from traders with current volumes then we would have been under £1 a share, it would have been a penny stock. The cash burn was too high. Its never been about the science its been about raising enough money to fund the science and Vlad historically took on more than he could pay for resulting in things like Mint and Mr40%.
During Mint was I shouting and screaming on LSE? Nope I was working hard behind the scenes to raise £2m to help pay off the CLN. In recent months I have referred several people to Hemogenyx who I suspect have been willing to fund some of the recent premium placings and know of a list of others shouting and screaming to do so again if needed.
Is Hemogenyx a good investment? If you want dividends or a safe 5% no, Hemogenyx is very much a risky play, if P3 does not go ahead and they cant fund the trials then they go bust or have to raise at extremely unfavourable terms. If however P3 goes ahead and Hemogenyx dont need large discount placings any more? Then there will not be a better recovery on LSE.
Hemogenyx today have an mCap of £6m, how can you even compare this to AVCT with an mCap of £200m? The target markets are not dis-similar, if HG-CT-1 has a cohort of 3 all in remission with no HSCT??? Then it alone is worth multiples of AVCT let alone Hemo. Any JV, any licence is going to be many multiples of 6m.
Hemo is not a risk free investment, but if it pays? This can generate generational wealth for existing shareholders.