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Woodstock; As someone who voted for Boris, lest I'm ever able to forget doing so, it does seem like a strong ask to find a decent politician in this day and age. I'd consider myself to be Conservative-leaning ever since the mention of Brexit, as I wanted this country to regain it's sovereignty and not be under the EU's feet (which is how it felt imo.) That said, I would be intrigued to see what steps Starmer would've taken if he were in power, as he seems to condemn all the stupid decisions that Boris has made and continues to make. And whilst it's his job as the opposition to do just that, I've found myself in agreement of a lot of his statements as late.

It's good to see that there's been a U-turn now though with isolation, Andy, but you're completely right otherwise.

Roll on next election, and get these clowns/crooks out.

It is annoying to see what this board has become, having been an investor since December when this board was a treasure trove filled with great discussion spanning 400+ posts a day. Whilst a few remain here, a lot of the other LTH are either waiting for significant developments to return, or have found other boards to discuss and read up about Synairgen in the mean-time.

But rest assured, we're still around ;-)

You've misinterpreted my post, Kevin, I was being sarcastic. Boris and his band of merry men have made a total hash of this from the beginning, and continue to mess up royally even now.

I feel incredibly sorry for all those affected by this disease in whatever sense, and I'm incredibly annoyed at this government for pushing ahead and unlocking everything - it shows no consideration for anyone.

With the rate it's going, I bet we'll see 100k by about the 25th.

But... With support from the Government now coming to a close (i.e legal mask wearing, not working from home) people have got no choice but to deal with it. Way to go, Boris!

Gold, a buyout at this point would be too premature. Let the company continue doing the good work they do and add a 5x multiplier before any talk of a buyout starts, eh?

Synairgen has shown us multiple times that it crosses all the T's and dots all the I's. This patent news that's recently been discovered is further proof of that, getting everything lined up perfectly for the big day to eventually come.

The way this company operates, ever humble in their approach when they should really be singing from the rooftops, just gives me a great feeling about my investment. They know they're good, that they don't need to advertise that fact and that everything is going exactly to plan.

We've had a rocky couple of days with the SP, and it's easy to lose your nerve at times like this, but just remember 3 important things;

1) The company is going to deliver at least 2 important pieces of news - activ2 progression and P3 - within the next 4 months I reckon, which will be big catalysts for the share price.

2) Cases are going to go through the roof, especially after this 'freedom' day lark. And if the government are going to push ahead with this unlocking, then synairgen's treatment will be needed as vaccines aren't enough.

3) Don't let derampers and market makers spook you here. I'm eating a heavy loss at the moment, and still feel very comfortable in my investment - they'll have to pry my shares from my cold, dead hands.

Fin.

*16th August

Furthermore, these new things getting added that I've also seen on sky news. From 18th August, double jabbed and under 18's not needing to isolate after being in contact with a positive person?

How's this for an idea - we all march along to our local ICU, and drag our faces along the floor?! Never thought I'd say this, but I miss Matt Handc.ock.

If history has told me anything with this government and the pandemic, is to exoect things to be worse than what they predict. So when our dear new health minister spouts things like cases could be 100k after restrictions are lifted, it makes me think just how reserved that figure might be;

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-news-live-boris-johnson-facemasks-backlash-schools-bubble-isolation-coronavirus-rules-12349015

It's pure madness unlocking everything, and a large part of me believes that the government are just trying a different tactic now because people are bored of lockdowns and having their 'freedom' taken away from them.

https://ownsnap.com/who-owns-the-majority-of-synairgen-sng-l-shares/

Just seen this now, article went live 5 hours ago. Interesting to see that institutions are really piling up on this and see Synairgen for it's future potential like other LTH here - maybe even more so, as they're experts in their field.

Greenfish89, I think you're right there. The whole 'breathlessness' score on the scale who's name escapes me at this point only really came about as a focus point in their home trial results that came out on 30th May. As the latest version of the information leaflet was published on the 12th April, I imagine it's just outdated.

Happy to be corrected by investors who are undoubtedly more knowledgeable than me :D

Thousands are still dying everyday from Covid, despite all the vaccines floating around. People investing here are getting behind one of, if not the best, treatments soon to be available. The amount of competitors that have fallen by the wayside due to ineffectiveness speaks volumes.

Synairgen just needs a little more time to prove itself. Tortoise and the hare.

Of course it will. We saw what happened after Super Mario spoke out, I reckon the reaction will be even better than that, because it'll be an official RNS when it does happen.

God, I hate this government more with each passing day! I don't regret much in life, but I wish I'd never voted for these guys. I love/hate Bojo's audacity in 'declaring matters closed' whenever it suits him.

It can boom all it likes now, just completed my last and final top-up :D

I'd say £3-5 is easily achieveable ultimately - I'd actually be a bit disappointed with anything under £10! Just look at the bigger picture here - you'll have a company with an amazing product, in a sector where billions are thrown around probably every day. You mean to tell me that a big pharma company won't want this weapon in their inventory for this pandemic, or for any other kind of lung diseases? Not a chance.

Spin

Yeah, but Tesco still have a much larger market cap. 5.5b as opposed to our 17.4b. It is a bit of a kicker, though, as I was thinking about buying Morrisons shares back in December when there were ubstantiated rumours of a buyout.

As for the extra valuation - haven't a clue. Morrisons have had either dwindling sales or profits (can't remember which) for the past decade. There's a murmur that it's because they own most of their properties, so if I had to guess then that'd be why.

How long is a piece of string?