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@Gooner, I’m holding until there’s some certainty about the future plans for Anchois, whether that’s positive, or goes tits. I still think I did right buying when I did but I didn’t envisage the 20% drop yesterday. However, it looks like there’s some momentum building for a slight recovery in the s.p. Let’s remember mate, we both held during the drop down to below 2p many moons ago.

I think that’s going to be a major stumbling block when it comes to supporting and increasing share price. At some point, the big holders will want to take profit and once one starts, the others will follow to protect their gains. It’s exactly what happened after the FDA approval. That and the shorters. There’s too many shares in single hands and it’ll be problematic.

He’ll sell up at least half, before it hits, say 15p. £3m in the sky rocket. Who’d risk that?

Lol…I see my timing at buying yesterday, was impeccable :0D

That’s basically my pov. As with anything, it’s a gamble but the drop to under 4p has just weighted the odds of profit in my favour again.

Now the Goon, how’s tricks? I gave you a passing thought a couple of weeks back when your boys gave us a nutting. What’s your view on this bag of nails? Can’t believe AP wants to give Namibia another pop. It’s like 2015 all over again…minus Bottomley.

…4p

I’ve been buying throughout the day. This drop is crazy.

I still think Chariot’s ‘in-house geologists’ are a bunch of five year olds with a load of crayons but you can’t argue at

Mr I was at 8m around two years ago, then 12m around the FDA approval so I’d say he’s being truthful. Whether he’s sane or not, time will tell. ;0)

micky, can’t you just **** off for a bit? what do you actually bring to this discussion board other than relentless negativity?

i’ve always maintained that this will only truly get the ‘oompff ‘ once undilutive funding is announced. when i first got on board here, i compared it to investing in mining stocks. of course you get little peaks in s.p on positive rns’, but it’s not until jvs are announced that causes big money moves.

comparing it to mining/oil stocks as well, you also like to see some sort of third party verification of your assets. well, in hemo’s case, the fact that md anderson have completed their own due diligence, and have elected/invited the trials to start in texas, can not in my view be understated. as someone posted earlier, md anderson ain’t doing these trials for ****s and giggles.

I’m not sure Vlad would sell Hemo at current Mcap :0D

Down, down, down she goes. It’s going that low, pretty soon we’re all going to need miner’s lamps and a bloody canary.

Lol…I think we’ve found a resident bullshister :0D

swazzers has now started spreading his ****e on hemo. he’s just an amateur spam artist.

@HedgeHogarth. You didn’t misjudge Swazzers. He always used to pop up on EML when it had a blue day, post a chart and say, look what I predicted. It’s nonsense. Like EML this is a binary play. Good news will make this fly, on bad news it won’t. Charts will have no part to play.

…purposely sleepwalking into the next rolling 12 month funding window. Only my opinion of course.

If the delay is because they can’t find suitable candidates, then how desperate is the market for this particular T-cell therapy. Still invested but as with most people, the longer this progress free period lasts, the louder the nagging doubts become.

my worst tale is having a chance of buying £3k of bitcoin for 58p each, after watching a panorama special. only to decide against as i thought it was a load of effing nerdy nonsense. my wife doesn’t ever let me forget that **** and often brings it up when discussing my investment choices!

You’re not the only one @mornington. I got in at 17p, sold half at just over a pound and the other half at 80 something pence thinking I’d missed selling at the £1.50 ish peak. I cried and cried and cried and cried when it reached over £10. I then stopped looking as it was doing my mental health no good at all.

It’s obviously more complicated than ‘just’ the idea, you just don’t have to have a working prototype. So the KMP process can be patented without having it physically working.