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It’s the contradiction, not the action that I have issues with.
Regardless, EML look like they’re being pished on and being told it’s raining. At this moment in time, there is zero attention being given to this project by the Moroccan government, which is a worry.
Vlad’s only credibility is in the science. As a CEO, he is abjectly appalling. He misrepresents, creates timelines that are never kept to, and exaggerates progress and products to raise cash. If the science lets him down, he’s got nothing else, not even good faith. You want to know why people are selling Hemo because of the IND delay, that’s why. He’s not that trustworthy as a CEO and, as an investor, that’s always in the back of my head.
how do you get the conclusion that ‘the main players in the project are still fully behind emmerson’?
if i apply for a mortgage, the only reason the bank ‘support’ my home buying are so they can charge me interest. so what did you think the banks might say? ‘sorry graham, even if you do get the esia, we’re not lending you money because we don’t want to make any money from you’
absolutely ridiculous to draw positive conclusions from todays rns.
three facts: 1. we don’t have an environmental permit 2. no date has even been set for the next committee meeting. & 3. we’re just ******* money away while we wait.
I’m not sure which video update it’s on but in it, GC was asked the question ‘how confident are you of getting the environmental permit?’. His answer was obviously ‘I’m very confident’. No surprise there, then. However, as he says that, you’ll notice he shakes his head. Now then, if you watch as many crime documentaries as me, they’ll talk a lot about involuntary body language responses. One of the most tell-tale signs someone is lying, is that very response; verbally answering ‘yes’, but involuntarily shaking your head as in ‘no’. It’s on YouTube if you can find it.
I’ve got a million of these already. If this drops any further, I’ll be buying another million. The asset value of the project as it stands has I believe, a sale value of between £50-75m. So if this does end up being bought up by OCP, with current mCap of £14m, there’s profit there. Maybe even enough to cover my already whopping loss. Still a huge punt though with GC and his clown BoD in charge. Knowing those frauds, they’ll probably take the company private just to dry hump us all further.
AIMHO
yesterdays cbr update could be viewed as a way to create an environment where the 22m shares could be dumped at a profit. it can also be viewed as a bridging pot of cash to see hemo through to clinical and then to raise at a higher price. i’ve got no problems with the latter but the former is as shady as ****. when you wonder why people aren’t racing to invest here, remember this. vlad is a shady, ****-taking example of a questionable ceo.
not to be a pedant but stage 3 isn’t necessarily a ‘death sentence’. in the same way catching cancer at stage 1, is necessarily always treatable/curable. stage 4 patients often live another 10 years, depending on the type of cancer. with regards to the news this morning, i don’t think the news has properly sunk into people yet. the only advancement in ovarian cancer treatments since the 70’s is the emergence of niraparib and oraparib. however, these are what’s called parp inhibitors that can have quite nasty side effects. ironically, leukaemia being just one of them. most patients get a carboplatin/paclitaxel combo which can destroy as much as it cures. having a treatment that doesn’t totally shred the body after 40-50years of zero progress, is ******* mind blowing.
@simonthezealot trying to re-write history :d)
from what i remember from his post was that his spider senses were tingling because he; didn’t trust vlad, car-t wouldn’t go clinical, cbr was a no-goer and vlad was up to some shady ****, at the agm vlad just wanted his salary boost and he looked at his watch too much. if i’ve missed anything, i apologise. however, nowhere in his wa-wa-waaa post did he state that he was selling because there just might happen to be a 9% drop. which if my maths is correct, the mid-point at close is only just below what he sold his shares for. so what would have been the difference to him holding as against selling yesterday, about £125… what a knob! :0d))
the lack of respect for investors by vlad, could and i emphasise only ‘could’ manifest itself by huge dilution whereby ultimately, vlad and his boardroom cronies end up with most of their company back. i’ve seen it happen with a lot of mining companies.
i’m not saying vlad is that sort of corrupt individual. to be circumspect, when you are so involved like he is, there must be a certain resentment that creeps in about us lot, circling like vultures to make money off his hard graft.
as an aside, i don’t know vlad and i’m not invested because of his personality. four years ago my nephew died from aml and that’s what caught my eye. so, i couldn’t give two ****s what he says or doesn’t say on twatter, he can check his watch a thousand times a day for me and if car-t works, my joy will be immeasurable.
I think the term is ‘as soon as is reasonably practical’. So, it’s not usual for an immediate RNS unless of course it’s timed to minimise the impact of that news. Eg. It has been known for a bad RNS to drop at two minutes to close. But to answer your question, it’s up to the BoD’s.