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I do have a friend and his wife who is travelling around the country and posting photos in front of 'Spoons across the country, on Facebook. Mr. & Mrs. Pumpky will join an illustrious group.

Let's hope HEMO success provides the funding for your travel costs.

Just a few irrelevant comments from me!

Aldebaren and others have said they would like clear HEMO timelines so we know what is supposed to happen and we can hold Vlad to account. I’m sure Vlad is very organised. His scientific breakthroughs are not like a Wallace & Gromit invention. But I doubt the timelines are totally within his control. Creating breakthrough treatments will be ready when they are ready. I’m quite happy with that. I like surprise announcements, such as Estonia. There must be so much going on in the background. I too would like to know the details but it's nice when we get another surprise after the long wait.

I used to prepare financial budgets and five year plans for the company I worked for and submit them to our German owners, and keep reforecasting them on a monthly basis. Market changes and so many other factors would often make each years plan almost totally different to the previous years version. I’m sure whoever does the budgets at Hemogenyx must tear his hair out at times, but I hope they have a good grip on it.

Haywain and others fill in the gaps and embellish HEMO’s shareholder information so I feel grateful for that.

Share ownership is not like a 12 month fixed interest cash ISA, where you know exactly what you will get. I’ve invested in quite a few different shares over the years and on their LSE boards, nobody seems to know what their Board of Directors are doing. Most of the posters are speculating as many of us are. It’s fun to speculate. Just don’t get all hung up on it. We have a life to live and this is just one small part of it. As John Lennon commented on what life is, he said “life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans” or for us, worrying about shares.

The share price is not behaving itself, but as I'm not planning to sell anytime soon, it's just numbers on my spreadsheet. According to the LSE summary there were more buys than sells, and if that is right, then it makes you wonder why the price drops. Today we have had some good encouraging posts from Haywain, HFH and Pingu and its good to be reminded of how exciting these developments at HEMO are. There will be RNS's to come but there will be more days when there is no news and the share price will drift. But things are happening in the background and whilst the pace of progress is painfully slow the tortoise that is HEMO is taking one step after the other. It will get there.

That doesn't help traders who are in a rush but I can't change that facts.

HFH. Can you remind me about CBR? I guess it has largely been put on the shelf for now because it's all hands to the pump on HG-CT-1. From what I remember, CBR appears to showing some remarkable benefits with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma but is not yet at the IND stage. Would it be very marketable to big pharma at the stage it is at, or would HEMO need to further develop it and get the necessary funding. Trying to work out what HEMO might be worth depends on what companies are willing to pay and what HEMO have on offer. I have enough troubles trying to guess what players I should have in my FA Fantasy Football team. I stand no chance valuing HEMO! :)

Notposting has only ever had one motivation and that is to wind up JHFH. And quite often that works as it has today. It’s all a game. Best not to engage with people whoever they are when they are clearly not genuinely interested in HEMO. They refuse to give any information on their shareholding and they deny everything. It’s not worth giving them the pleasure of arguing. Bouncing different ideas of each other is fine if we are trying to learn.

I don’t engage in speculation about where HEMO will be in 6 months time. I can’t see the future. Nobody can but I’m optimistic. Very optimistic in fact but any shareholding has it’s risks and the road can be bumpy. But this company is doing rather well and getting better but there is a long way to go yet.

Good luck to anyone who is holding shares.

I would buy one of those!!

I hope Vlad will be cracking on with the Science and the Estonia project and connecting with big pharma, rather than being a continuous news//PR presenter.

Our job is to get on with our lives and hope for good news to come at the right time. Patience is a virtue.

I'm sure HEMO would love to create the Estonia model in other parts of the world but it must take a lot of time and resources to set these things up. I think Vlad said it could take several months to get the Estonia facility up and working, with all all the financial arrangements in place. I would be surprised if Vlad had the time and resources to do that elsewhere at the moment. But who knows, he does seem to be very resourceful. At least Estonia should potentially be a wonderful advertisement for HEMO, once it is up and running.

Share price has come down again, and yet it looks like there are more buys than sells and you can't buy any at the moment on HL.

MM's are busy again today.

I was pleased to see Vlad’s video presentation. As Alderbaran said, Vlad could have said more but he was answering the questions put to him, and some of the things we want to know, are the outcome of conversations that are still to happen. So we are back to requiring some patience and trusting that our investing instincts are working well. I’m sure that Alderbaran doesn’t believe that Patients 1 and 2 are dead, and Vlad doesn’t want to insult our intelligence by having to confirm it. There are cheaper ways for the Estonian Government to kill their citizens than paying for HG-CT-1 to do it for them. I think they know this technology is impressive and believe it to be safe.

It is a pity that the board here is sidetracked by what I call, investor-baiters. People who just love to try and catch HEMO supporters out and create silly arguments. And then people understandably feel the need to justify themselves. It plays into their hands. It doesn’t help when people are overly positive when they too need to have patience and wait and see. The investor-baiters will always be sniffing around. I don’t know if they hunt in packs or do it on their own.

The patients are the people who really matter. Whatever, I’m happy to be invested here and confident in the long run that I/we will be rewarded in our bank balance.

I am going to vote for Estonia in the next Eurovision song contest if I can bear to watch it, and if they qualify.

Why don't you email Hemo and suggest to them what topics they ought to cover. Vlad isn't going to read posts on here. He might appreciate the suggestions. You never know!

The volatile share price doesn’t concern me. I want the share price to be much, much higher but I’ve learnt that share prices will do what share prices do. When there is money to be made there are always people out there who are better at it than me! Another former work colleague used to say that if 10 people get into a lift, each with a £10 note. When they get out of the lift one person will have £100. A silly example but I got his point. I think share dealings are a bit like that.

I’m not concerned because I’m not in a rush to start trading somewhere else and needing to get my HEMO money out. Vlad and the team are doing an amazing job and today’s RNS was another important piece of the jigsaw. I’m just excited seeing how the pieces are slowly coming together. The finances will come right eventually. I’m enjoying the journey.

Thinking about finding out about test results. Have you ever been to visit a friend who is very poorly in hospital and if you ask the staff how they are doing, they usually ask if you're next of kin etc. If the answer is no, then they say don't tell you very much. If we were asking about HEMO's three patients and our reason for knowing is that it could materially affect our bank balance, that might not go down to well. As one of my former work colleagues used to say, when he disagreed with people, "I've only got two words to say to you and the second one is "off"". I was too polite to enquire what the first word was!

I don't see the point of falling out with people on here. I have my 6,000 shares and I'm not influenced by what people say. I listen and you know what sounds like good advice. Haywain and JHFH and others share encouraging information.

Using a nautical thought (thinking of Tilly) as we've sailed through troubled waters with HEMO over these past 4 or 5 years, is to "Hold your course and don't let go". Don't let go of the shares that is. It looks a whole lot better now than it did a few months ago. I'm looking forward to the next six months.

I have found Vlad quite difficult to understand in his presentations. Mostly due to his accent. But I do hope in these special meetings they find a way to communicate just how exciting HEMO's discoveries have been.

I have other things to do today, but can't take my eyes off it.

Mornington-oz. I'm really hope you reach your break-even if not a small profit in the coming months. Being down heavily is no fun. Been there, done that.

I think the markets are reacting positively to the auditors being appointed :) Just think what real news will bring.

I'm delighted with the rise, but the current sell price of £3.16 (as I type) is still shockingly low compared to how it was before we got FDA approval. For me that is a sign that there is much growth to look forward to, once the news starts to hit. For new investors, only invest what you can afford to lose. Shares can be temperamental things.

It would be nice to know how much communication there is between MD Anderson and Vlad. MDA are in complete control of the testing (I think) and I guess they decide when there is something to say. If they have important results information you would think Vlad would be the first to know, and RNS's to follow. In my own thinking, I visualise the Car T treatments like people queuing up for a flu jab, but it must be incredibly complicated depending on the health of the patients and no two will be alike. Their health can't be good otherwise they wouldn't be lined up for the treatments. Slowly but surely they will be advancing the treatment. Pray for good results!