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someone bought 21k at 11.1p this morning. Talk about unlucky timing...

This is interesting too, given our Factor VIII project with what is now Baxalta: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/pharmaceuticalsandchemicals/11791290/Shire-told-to-raise-its-offer-by-Baxalta-investors.html

Sorry, duplicated...

http://www.thechairmansblog.com/xenetic-biosciences/scott-maguire/why-global-healthcare-companies-have-invested-in-xenetic-biosciences/

Now that short term funding is out of the way - enough to see us through to what I assume will be an IPO to NASDAQ, or perhaps AMEX, at least - I'm assuming we are now full steam ahead to get off this damned OTC board. In the meantime, I gather there is a push underway to stimulate retail buying, which I hope is what we have begun to see over the last ten days. We can also expect some trial news from our partners in the next few weeks, according to the recent CC. Perhaps Q4 2015, or at latest Q1 2016, will see us onto a major board, and sometime after that I hope we'll see EPO begin to bring home the bacon. Oink oink!

You need to clarify with your broker; if he says they are in process then I imagine you're quite safe, but do check. I have no idea what a 'medallion guarantee' is, perhaps a seal on the share certificates? Many of us, myself included, are still unable to trade the share, a year-and-a-half now after moving to OTC. I'm with iWeb, and my online account does show my holding and its value from day to day, but when last I checked, about six months ago, they told me no, it cannot be traded from them while still on OTC. Not that I have any intention of doing so, but nobody imagined we'd be stuck in the doldrums for so long. Let's hope the recent move up and slightly better volume is indicative of eventual escape to NASDAQ or elsewhere where we can breathe again.

You are very wise. Nothing but grief can come from too much Leeson.

I hope you will, in future, listen closely to your Uncle Snooty, and ignore the white noise coming from points East.

seems to follow one around like a bad case of athlete's foot.

One sends Clem bogus RNS alerts from time to time. Keeps him on his toes, and something to distract one from Teespoon's abominable jokes.

The modest forty-five percent rise in XBIO's share price yesterday illustrates the wisdom of heeding Snooty's oft-repeated advice to buy the dip. This is merely the beginning, fellow biopeople. Per aspera ad astra!

Clem - go here, read and be amazed: http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingPdf?FilingID=10715996 There was a conference call (CC) last 14th July. Normally a recording is made and posted on the XBIO website for a week or so. If you can't find it, contact Mike Wort at Walbrook PR/IR, he might be able to help you.

instead of asking these questions here, why not take the trouble to read the latest 10-K and at least listen to the latest CC? Most of the answers to your questions can be found in one or the other place. http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/XBIO/quote

More trial results coming through from Russia soon, I gather. This $3m funding won't take us very far unless everybody stays on half pay, so I hope we'll see progress towards NASDAQ and possibly an IPO to take us there. However, when is anybody's guess, this company specialises in delays.

Yes. Unfortunately it appears Leeson has found his way here too.

Why has the name of our thread changed? Is this something to do with Leeson's jokes?

it but lightly, but the rumour is that Leeson was lost in a pothole whilst spelunking on holiday in Cleethorpes. Hopefully we have finally seen the back of him.

Note that yesterday's funding of $3m gives the Company about three to four months of operational expenses. With luck, as noted in the 10-Q in May, that will see us through to a larger placing at a much better price, to IPO us to NASDAQ. It was the first in a series of steps coming up, including the now slightly overdue results of EPO Oz trials.

It is always a pleasure to welcome new voices to my modest thread, especially ones that are attuned to the Snooty Wavelength. And speaking of waves, the recent heatwave, while having cooled somewhat in the last few days, promises renewed vigour as matters move towards resolution across the briny waters. Application of sunblock 26+ is recommended in preparation.

Blessed relief. Now that Leeson's in Skegness with his bucket and spade, perhaps we'll have some news.