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From the latest poolbeg Rns
"World Health Organization (WHO) and infectious hazard experts have guided that there is statistical certainty that a future influenza pandemic can be expected.
All the more baffling as to why the seek group are reluctant to engage with CF.

I seem to recall JS & CF telling us during one of the early pitches, that Poolbeg had an agreement in place to access Orph data FOC, for a finite period.
I agree with you it is Orph's IP, but with no sign of DIM spin out, at least somebody is going to make use of all this data.

Best thing about tonights presentation is, sikh the tit going to have to come up with a whole new bunch of negatives. Cannot wait

Yawn, change the record. Day in day out posting the same stuff over and over. Very few rampers on this board, although we often get poorly researched uninvested trolls making an appearance.

Looks suspisciously like Sikh the tit under a different alias.

Are you aware that this is the Orph BB, or is research not your strong suit.
Orph has a massive moat.

I too hope there is no mass exodus, the problem is all those ii's and insiders who recently dumped their Orph shares also hold millions of Poolbeg shares.

Have been a CF fan for 2 years but that was just a load of waffle, moderator was rubbish and didn't ask any of the 20+ questions I saw posted on Q&a

The one thing I do not want to hear during tonight's presentation is the line"if you bought at 5p you are still in a good place"

In my opinion, it's either a bunch of people who bought post IPO selling at significant losses or, the shorting crew taking positions in expectation of an April19th wipeout.

Its Orc's other alias, he embarrased himself yesterday by responding to Nathan's question under his other name. Complete troll.

It would be nice if that were to happen. The problem is, a large percenrage of locked in shares are held by institutions and day traders who piled in just before IPO. My personal opinion is sp will tank after lock in ends, but a very good buying opportunity for those prepared to hold for 2 to 3 years.

Yes and you say it everyday, do us all a favour and give it a rest for 5 minutes.

Half a million shares missing from the printouts each day. May be an order being filled at 20p too

So based on that level of positivity, maybe I should be happy with the current seller dragging the sp down and have a little top up.
Glass half full and all that.

Since around June 2020, cannot recall a month where there has not been, a distressed seller, woodford fund seller, invesco, ii top slicing, disgruntled ex employee, director sell off, traders flipping 10% and impatient holders moving on.
All this I accept as the normal ebb and flow of investing in smallcap stock.
However, the current seller has me frustrated and baffled at the same time. Seems non strategic and almost feels like they are trying to drag the sp as low as possible. Could they be shorting the stock while selling down??

Thanks BB2, so the answer to q3 was really no comment, as they just repeated the q2 response.
Fsa holding up the uk deals & unless it falls into the "still working out the best approach" category, no idea why the European rollouts have not progressed.

There was a time when a CF presentation would bring in a flood of buys in anticipation of news to come.

Thanks for clarifying Ex, I knew we had a stake in a universal malaria vax. Had no idea it was that far advanced. Another positive.

Appreciate this discussion is centred on FluV, but don't Imutex also own the universal malaria drug trial, which if I understand correctly is ready for phase 1 trial.
Something Poolbeg could move forwards, or would that require a fund raise?