The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
I do t think the spike is anything to do with inside knowledge I think its more the buyers who bought in at new year who sold have now bought back in based on seeing them being funded again for a further 12 months. I wish it was something more.
Hargreaves Lansdown due diligence on their stocks is pitiful. I had to call to get them to change the blurb and descriptor for FFWD and Seed Innovations because no one noticed they still had it down as a mining company.
Im fully aware Ive been venting of late and If I’m honest I preferred researching and being positive. I wont be commenting any further on Seed, bot for the foreseeable future anyway. Theyve already taken enough money off my table ill be damned if they take any more of my time too. I hooe anyone still underwater here whether I can stand you or not manages to claw back something from the gross incompetence we’ve been subjected to.
Ive now been blocked by Ed which is probably just as well.
I defended you through thick and thin over the years but you leave me with absolutely nothing to recommend you or the team.
Adios
Grahams, obviously been reading the board and realises that everyone concerned is frustrated at his utter dysfunction as Executive,
Listen guys Morocco is rubbish. It's government is infertile. Idiocy runs rife amongst them.
Imagine another company tries to grow their again, Who would chance investing in a backwards non communicative country like that after having seen what's happened here?
No worries, I have acquaintances/Friends from Twitter who've been through the Mill with this for way too long and although I'm not involved financially if it turns out to be a good news story it'll be a confidence booster for other holders in poorly run companies. The drought at the minute will be consuming some people.
It's been a very very tough few years and if anyones struggling with it all. Please understand that youre not alone and rather than doubling your losses put some cash away and get yourself back on track. Food will always feel better than blind hope.
Sarah's demeanour in the video is more telling than anything coming out of his mouth. If you watch the videos running up to it the whole thing makes more sense. She was told in a very usual AIM CEO's stye that everything was coming to a head months ago and is clearly clutching at desperate straws to try and see if she can squeeze any creditability out of him. In my view she knows the whole thing is cringeworthy.
CEO's will never tell you the company is in a bad position. Their job is to maintain status quo or placate.
Utterly pointless