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199 messages on one company since March 2021. Filtered.

This is a company that has less than ten staff. Getting products through the approval process and arranging licensing deals is what they should be doing.

The weekend press will have three days to run this story.

Good news for all, including Guardian readers.

Article in today's Guardian about ED. From the Grauniad readers' comments, it is clear that no-one has heard of FUM.

Message implied that working capital requirements were covered, but what about the cost of the small trial in the US?
Large deferred tax assets that cannot be recognized in the accounts.

Does that get FUM over the line re the auditors?

Financials on April 14th.

ndr50
I have also been mulling over the 20 African American men. *Never in the field of...was so much owed by so many to so few". It is a very small sample.

Published last year on April 1st. Don't companies have to publish results within three months of year-end? If so, they should come out next week.

@chumba
One tends to forget these. LO's warrant entitlement was scaled back because of Primary Bid. My reading is that they have 10,937,500 warrants to subscribe for one share at 40p. If they sell some of their holding to raise money for the warrants, the exercise of the warrants will raise funds for the company. Employee share options are around a further 8 million. Again, if exercised will raise funds, but I expect most employees won't exercise until there is an exit clearly in sight.

It's like the order given to the guys on Pegasus Bridge in "The Longest Day": Hold until Relieved.

Nice that it came out on a Friday. Something for the weekend press. Market Cap is less than £50m.

The outlook for 2021 is very good.

The personal allowance for income tax and the annual exemption on capital gains are entirely separate even if the numbers are currently similar.

Income and Capital Gains in ISAs are tax free. You can make a gain and then convert into stocks which pay divis and receive the income tax free. I just pray that Rishi Sunak doesn't start to take a look at ISAs.

As an ex-Winnifroth listener, Novum came in for a lot of stick in many instances.

Former CEO now below 3%. Shares sold last Tuesday/Wednesday.

M o r n i n g s t a r I don't know how up to date their numbers are. The RNS today states 6.99% but this may have been issued as a result of the total number of shares in issue slightly increasing thus taking his stake below 7%, I cannot see anywhere a RNS in the past year stating that he had reduced his stake from over 8% to around 7%. I suspect that it was done when he "resigned" and his successor bought shares.

M**********r showed an interest over 8%, now below 7%.