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"unforeseen complexities have resulted in a delay"

LMAO. Outstanding.

"RedRoger is highly likely to be 1984Investor"

Safe bet I'd say. The unjustified superiority complex and inability to make a point without resorting to petty insults are the giveaways.

Imagine my shock that the JP Morgan announcement turned out to be total nonsense. Definitely feels like someone is getting ready to do a runner and thinks they're almost ready to go...

"Not cannot, will not."

Baffling to me that people are still giving this clown the attention he so clearly craves. He has nothing. Ask yourselves why he's on here trying to talk down your shareholder group (the most constructive thing this board has done in years), when he couldn't even find the trifling sum required to participate.

I feel more comfortable than ever here. Yes the communication could be considerably better, but the fundamentals are increasingly difficult to ignore. Throw in the U.S. launch, powered by Haleon no less, and I'm happy to continue to hold and watch this build.

Agree completely. I'm c.30% up here already and it feels like there's an enormous amount of potential still to be realised. This is just the beginining. Glad to have already built a position I'm happy with here.

"I’ll give you a clue upside down woke. My biceps measure 18 inches around"

Good grief. Even by the standards of share bulletin boards, you're a tragic figure. Deep, deep insecurity.

Well well. Imagine my surprise that we're now in August and STILL no one has seen a penny from the supposed sale, nor indeed has any buyer for the fictitious technology been named. I'd have thought a sale process would be a walk in the park, after a delisted company in a Caribbean tax haven, with no obvious employees, managed to develop a cutting edge technology platform that someone was allegedly willing to pay hundreds of millions of dollar for.

How long has it been now, since the imaginary sale was announced? A year? Longer? Your money's gone lads. He's laughing at you.

Wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend.

You have to laugh. Obviously we knew there'd be another excuse, but that's a belter.

Very kind of you to prove my point so quickly. Never in doubt.

"Snide insults over the internet. Big man"

There's a fantastic irony in this, which I suspect will be beyond your understanding.

"Anyone with half a brain can see it’s all been planned"

That counts you out then.

Look on the bright side 1984, if Labour legislates to protect credulous saps who had their pants pulled down in an AIM fraud then you'll be quids in...

Well, here we are in June, so I thought I'd pop back in and check up on my favourite stock market soap opera. Imagine my surprise that we're now in June and STILL no one has seen a penny from the supposed sale, nor indeed has any buyer for the fictitious technology been named.

I see we've now reached the stage whereby a Cloudtag investor is accusing *other people* of being daft and easily scammed. No laughing at the back there! Surely the greatest example of irony in the history of the written word. Outstanding.

Wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend.

'bottom_feeder', in September last year you were saying 'STRONG, STRONG buy' and 'FUM (imho) is now one of the few I actually think will double my investment within a year. So, I'm happy to wait up to 12 months to make £50k+ profit. And shall be topping up regularly.'

And yet here you are, not 7 months later, losing the plot and applying a 'strong sell' recommendation. Quite the turnaround.

"The markets are abysmal, too many characters with nanosecond attention spans who need instant gratification"

See it as an opportunity to relieve them of their shares, at a low price.

To me it beggars belief that Futura is saying 'we have one of the largest consumer health companies in the world launching our (FDA approved) product in the U.S. in the next 12 months' and AIM lemmings can only say 'but I want it NOW!!'

AIM 'investors' in particular are notoriously impatient. A great many PIs are much closer to gamblers than they are investors. The U.S. and Haleon continue to be the golden ticket here for me. Happy to hold through this period and may accumulate a few more as the short-termers start selling out.

Thought I'd pop back for my monthly check in, to see how the characters in the market's most gripping soap opera were spending their windfall. Imagine my surprise that we're now in April and STILL no one has seen a penny from the supposed sale, nor indeed has any buyer for the fictitious technology been named.

Truly a baffling outcome. I'd have thought a sale process would be a walk in the park, after a delisted company with no obvious employees managed to develop a cutting edge technology platform that someone was allegedly willing to pay $50m for.

Hey ho. See you all in May!

Wait, so it's now MARCH and no one has seen a single cent from this supposed sale? Well I'm shocked. SHOCKED I tell you.

Wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend. Same time next month...

Italian, we disagreed on a previous share we both held for a time, but we are in complete alignment here. My view is that the market is still yet to wake up to the significance of the Haleon deal and that the company remains enormously undervalued as a result.

"No mention of the signing of... a new ED product"

Try again Bignose...

"Consistent with our strategy to be active in managing our portfolio, we announced that we had reached a licensing agreement with Futura Medical to exclusively commercialise the first FDA approved topical erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment for OTC use in US. We continue to advance the launch plans in the US to bring this product to market and will update on timing when appropriate."