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I think it just means the shares cannot be traded until January 6th 2026. It's part of the process for admitting new shares. I don't think it's a problem, just procedural stuff.

@fundamentalanalysis. Welcome to the group. I'm sure you've made a good investment here. Sorry the LSE group is so toxic. I think it's a sign that good things are happening, because some group members get very agitated if things are going well.

If you go to a football match there is often a small section of rival supporters who don't seem to watch the game. They spend the 90 minutes shouting abuse at each other. It's a bit like that on here. There are some excellent contributions but some very noisy people who contribute nothing. I don't need to name, names. They will fill your screen. Best not to waste too much of your time reading it all.

Well said Aldebaran. And on Monday we can look forward to some good buying of HEMO shares once Pumpky's horse wins his race.

@BuenaVista . MrIndia might still be right. Faith in the New Testament (Book of Hebrews) describes it as

"Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see". I think I can go with that view!

Let's hope it's right.

On Linkedin he calls himself Vladislav Sandler. Where did you get Vaclav from?

Notposting and Aldebaran between them have posted 400 times during the last 30 days.

To throw out a cautious message when we (the pro HEMO people) are getting a bit carried away is sensible and we need to check the assumptions we have accepted on face value. Aldebaran makes some very valid comments and to be fair, he presents his case well and does not throw out a lot of abuse even though he is often on the receiving end. Notposting is fixated on £5.6m funding requirement. Those comments are fine in themselves, but posting them 400 times in 30 days is a bit extreme. It seems disrespectful to the group who want to read the LSE posts, to find the same message coming time and time again. I think Saint69’s repeated posting about Aldebaran is also disrespectful to the group. As is the notion that it is a public forum and we can say what we like. Think about what people might like to read instead. If we have nothing new to say, then don’t say it.

I refuse to believe that anybody would be hoping that Vlad would fail to bring Car-T, CDX and CBR to the market place and benefit so many people. So let’s be realistic in our expectations of timescales and funding requirement etc. Wish Vlad and his team well as they jump through these hurdles which must be coming thick and fast. Thankfully Vlad is not a low IQ person as our LSE group is accused of being!

Good luck all, even to the naughty ones (on both sides of the arguments)!!

RichMacintyre. It's a worthwhile and promising investment. Just don't put all your life savings into it or remortgage the house!

It's an exhilarating white knuckle ride at times, but I think you will enjoy the journey.

I just wanted to apologise to the group. Yesterday evening I posted some comments with the title "A Quieter Day Tomorrow????". It didn't happen did it!! Usually the reverse of what I say happens. I should post something else to say the share price will go down to £1, and then it will become £10 as sure as eggs is eggs!

Maybe as a group we should ask Vlad and his wife Alexis to join us on LSE and share some thoughts. That could clarify a few things. It might be illegal but there we are! I'm hoping for a better day tomorrow. Stress free on here. What are the chances.

A lot of people spend hours on LSE trying to win arguments. They never succeed! We were born with one mouth and two ears, but so many people act as though they have it the other way round. Constant repetition of arguments, varying degrees of abuse, the cardinal sin of using CAPITAL letters! And for the majority of users who just want to find out what is happening at HEMO, ask a question or two, share or seek some knowledge and gain some understanding, instead they get swamped with nonsense, and that is nonsense on both sides of the arguments.

I know that this post of mine is a bit like peeing in the wind, but I would hope people would calm down a bit. Have a bit of respect for people. And by the way, nobody knows for sure how the future will unfold for HEMO, but that is what makes it exciting and we should enjoy the journey we are on together.

Checkricky. I don't think you need to keep repeating posts. There are too many people churning their same message out over and over again and makes the LSE group to be of little value. We can't see the wood for the trees. A few thoughtful posts are what we need.

When I first invested in HEMO, they needed to raise money. They were developing the science and the products. Without any regular source of income, they had to raise money. Nothing has changed except we are five years further down the line from when I first joined. So I'm not sure why some people are so shocked that the prospectus says they need to raise money to keep developing the science and the products. Vlad keeps HEMO going with the help of key supporters. The train has not come off the rails. It's slowly and surely continuing down the tracks. I believe we will get there.

Maybe the share price will open up higher in the morning if these are all large buys. I understood that large transactions (outside of the normal range of deals) were usually held back so they didn't distort the share price during the day, but then these late volumes are added on top of the day trades to get the real volume. So it must affect tomorrow's share price. Having said that, I'm not an expert in all this so I might be wrong!

It's been a month since Tilly posting anything on LSE, either for HEMO or EUA. I would be pleased to have him back. He brings a smile to many of us.

He's said he's had various health issues in the past so I hope he's doing okay.

We should be entering into a news rich period. The news I am most looking foward to receiving, is when the tech transfer to Made Scientific has been successfully completed. I'm guessing the 4th patient and 1st child patient will be receiving the CAR-T manufactured by Made Scientific. So the tec transfer has to happen before we crack on with all the other testing. Complicated stuff. It's not like producing the batter for pancakes. I'm sure they will put out an RNS once everyone is happen with the production processes. Patience is a virtue.

Toukankahmoon. You quite reasonably suggested that we should discuss the potential risks and rewards and note that we only concentrate on positives because we are in love with HEMO. Investing in companies like HEMO is a high risk strategy. If you want safety you invest elsewhere e.g. Barclays Bank. If HEMO are unsuccessful then we all know our investment is in trouble. There's not much to discuss there. Number of shares x 0p = £0.00

What I want to know is whether our investment is going to come good in the end, so focussing on what Vlad is doing and looking for signs of success is the only thing I am really interested in. Speculating is fun and as different people compare their ideas of success and the likelihood of when it might happen, we learn a lot and can dream a little. So I'm happy to focus on the positives. I respect all that HEMO are doing and the people who make knowledgeable contributions on this board even if I might not always agree with them. Good luck all.

In the middle of August the share price was about £1.40 and now it's a disappointing £8.22, but that still makes good reading on a chart.

I was invested in three companies, and they were all doing badly for me, including HEMO. The others had slick presentations from their CEO's but they didn't seem to be going anywhere and I caught a cold with them. I took the crumbs I was left with and put them into HEMO because they were doing something, but science cannot be rushed. The increase in HEMO share price has restored my crumbs from the other companies. I'm patient. I'll wait.

Thanks Alderbaren. I agree that all the personal attacks achieve nothing.

Alderbaren. You share these reflections on a daily basis for us. I’m a long term holder. Nearly 5 years. If I and all the other LTH do as you say, and “wake up”. What do we newly woken up shareholders then do? Are recommending that we should all sell our shares? Or do you have a different view? I’m genuinely not trying to be argumentative. Just interested in your views.

When we (LSE Board members) talk about HEMO and AVCT, we seem to be in a competition with each other. We are not. I’m only invested in HEMO and that is my choice, but I would delighted for the AVCT holders if they do really well out of their shareholding. Both companies are developing products that should hopefully benefit many people in society.

Using a football analogy, it’s not a cup final where we slug it out. We are in the group stages where at least two qualify and I’d like us both to be there.

In summary, stop being so competitive. You make your choice where you invest and you hope it comes good in the end.

We are a rotten lot, aren’t we, picking on people with bad spelling.

The standard of English on LSE is not great, partly because people are typing too quickly and don’t check it before posting, and then it’s too late. I am guilty of that too. Once posted you can’t edit it.

What I sometimes do is type my message into Word, which automatically checks my spelling (press Fn F7). Then I copy and paste it into LSE. It helps!