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@Pavriko. Is investing any surplus earnings from doing three jobs and making £2 million from the performance of stocks working hard? Yes the first part, I’d argue the second isn’t working hard at all.

There was a thread months ago saying that institutional investors/big pharma would be unable to invest in a company unless its mcap was north of £50 million. So assuming clinical data is good (🙏🏻), can anyone explain how the share price goes from its current level to roughly £14 to allow that to happen? With seemingly limited appetite from PI to invest and institutional investors/big pharma unable then who will be driving this northwards?

Same as you Micky.

Your average price was around 7p when you bought. The pre consolidation price had fallen to 1p making your £1000 invest worth around £140. Which is what they’re still worth now

Totally agree. This has for the longest time been about the success of the product. If it shows promising signs then hugely rewarding, if not, then everyone’s investment is gone no matter when you bought in. I’ve accepted that and will keep my investment but have braced myself for the worst. That my investment is gone, so anything better than that is a bonus. However, although I admire Vlads determination to succeed, I loathe him and the way he’s gone about it. The utter contempt he’s repeatedly shown for private investors and LTH is sickening. If this is to succeed (which we all hope it does), I’d congratulate the science/achievement but not the man.

👍🏻👍🏻

Sorry Hikikomori. My post was in reply to Pumpky suggesting if your average is 4p now, you’ll need a SP of £16 to break even (with a negative tone). However the mCAP, as you rightly point out, would be as you state. I was implying that with successful trials, the mCAP would increase and reflect true value for the company.

And at £16 a share what’s the mCAP?

I’m a LTH and have a decent holding buddy. 👍🏻

Cheers for the reply.

Can someone on here with a bit of insight/experience of these things answer the following please. The site visits etc, is this a box ticking formality or could there potentially be issues flagged up that need answering/resolving?

Agreed Micky mate. Binary play this now. Either works or it doesn’t. Tune in early January for uplift in SP or busted flush

1 in 2 people will develop some form of cancer in their lifetime. Chances are someone you’re related to will catch it. But by all means laugh at a company trying to develop a cure. Not everyone invests purely for financial gain. Post something clever when the big C comes knocking on your door.

I’d say your hole is worth a punt with my size 10

Perhaps the greatest post and collection of words I’ve read on this site. I cannot fathom a single person questioning what you’ve written. I challenge any of the naysayers to argue against.

Micky can say what he likes as it’s his opinion. I might not agree with it all the time but often there is truth/reality in what he says. I’m hoping he’s wrong on this occasion. There are about 10 posters on here whose words I actually value. He is one of them because his frustrations echo what many of us must surely feel at times being invested in HEMO.

Don’t beat yourself up Micky. It’s a natural reaction to the circumstances. Track record is the positive announcements tend to be quickly followed by something else that affects. Whether that be internal to the company or external events. Either way, those that have been invested years are understandably cautious/frustrated when a rise stalls, then melts away. Reassess if and when the CH is lifted pal.

Rest up well.

If you truly believe what you’ve just written then the science will win through for the sufferers and there’s no need to post on the forum as the science is all that matters.

Oh one more thing. Tell me what constitutes a ‘blood sucking leach’ in your mind. Just so I know

Strange how you instantly call me a blood sucking leach. Interesting, despite you knowing nothing about me. Not that I’d want you to. I’m comfortable with who I am and the insinuation that I’m somehow less of a person because you think I don’t have a scar or haven’t been touched by cancer, is quite frankly, strange. You keep believing in yourself champ. Enjoy the milking parlour tomorrow.