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JHFH - "he will have to sell at least part of CAR-T". Okay but does he have the nerve/skills/desire to get a decent price?

HFH - I admire your composure and am trying to emulate. Just a bit concerned in these days of brutal Trump "diplomacy" that big pharma could eat Vlad for a snack. It is clear that Vlad sees shareholders as extraneous in his quest to get his life-saving treatments to the world so whilst this is admirable, also wondering if it is a reasonable hope that he has the ability to fight far harder for a good price for CAR-T to ensure the money to continue his works.

Just as you HT seem in good voice to denigrate those who were able and willing to protect all shareholders from another devastating post-rns placing. Maybe there is no such thing as totally altruistic - enlightened form of egotism etc - but always seeing the worst in all people isn't perfect either.

Well said indeed Haywain - missed your input these past weeks. Would love to add something towards the discussions you're suggesting but suspect there are few of us on here who can say much more than we fervently wish the same as you. And many thanks to those who enabled Hemo to take this financial move at this time.

3.6p. Suspecting then that this broker's advice does not take into account the ML expected in Tanzania.

Just wondering if there's anyone pleased to hear Stu's snide, self-serving, condescending, waspy opinions here again? Still as ever, his attempts to dismay indicate good things are coming soon :)

Thanks Kingpin and HT - reassuring.

Staying just below the TR1 limit, gets an investor around 90,000 shares. Even whether that's at £3 or £4, makes a difference of £90,000 hence why the pondlife - not stupid but vile in the context of Hemo's work - persist in trying to drag the sp into the mire. Can't imagine many of us wish to assist.

What about not a capital letter after an em dash..? lol.

But Saint, wouldn't there be more liquidity if the sp rose to £40. Basically in this situation even more than most, won't the sp define the liquidity.

Fewer shares now indeed but less liquidity is only the case if holders won't let go of their shares until the price is high enough. So now or first infusion rather than notification of success might well be the last opportunities for those still waiting to get in.

HT - can't know it won't be as no-one yet explained why couldn't be 10p on first infusion when the market took it to 7p just on FDA approval.

Rather agree with HT on this one. Yes there's been a (20%?) dilution since then, but the sp did reach 7p on the FDA approval so you would think this far more important milestone should at least equal that.

Stu's back. Wonder what that means (genuinely).

Is this standard for Phase 1 or does this effectively cover some Phase 2 ground as well?

Helium Q&A - much better use of this bb :)

Another question: assuming the ML is granted in the next few weeks and the Feasibility Study is in line with expectations and the 15 drillings in Colorado also go reasonably well, what would be a fair expectation for the sp in June?

Stu's brought some friends along, bless. Best to consider why their motives before pondering their pearls of "wisdom".

Heartily agree JHFH. Thoughts, best wishes and prayers with the person who is first patient and their family and friends.

HEMORealism/Stu? - as you seem to know and see so much, do you have anything to add about the real living person who is only lucky enough to be receiving this potentially life-saving treatment because this company has managed to keep going despite the best efforts of those who wished to destroy it? Or is making money the only thing that interests you?

Haywain as you're here... Do you know from a different purely human perspective, what actual physical condition will this first patient be in right now? Able to walk etc?