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I think Vlad has removed that tweet. It's not showing now on my computer.

Well done Amers. I too think it should prove to be a good investment in the coming months. We could do with some good news. It's been a long wait.

Ventura1. It's an interesting point if everyone is heading for the door on completion of a successful court case and the effect that would have on the share price! As a company they have spent so long trying to pick themselves up off the floor. I hope the next trading update will show we are on the upwards trajectory at long last and I hope they are making plans on how to make best use of the funds, if the judge decides in our favour. I'd really want the company to make me believe I'd mad to sell my shares and that even better times are ahead. You can't beat a bit of optimism.

John2015, I thought they announced that the court case would be heard on 10 June 2024 rather than 2025. I guess it was just a typo. I can't wait that long to recoup my losses (looking at the case positively)!

WBAFC. Like you, I’ve learned quite a lot about investing in shares. Spreading your investments is so important. I stupidly held on to my shares when the price was dropping from my £3 average because I didn’t want to realise a loss on my investment and I believed the positive things that so many people shared on this board. I knew shares prices could be volatile but didn’t expect them to keep dropping to such low levels. People who bailed out did well as it turned out. Having said all that I am more confident for NCYT in 2024. YGEN acquisition and the general confidence around the court case makes me more relaxed. I’m not sure how long it would take to get back to £3 but any improvement in the share price will reduce my paper losses. Don’t spend all year worrying about it. There is nothing you can do about it so focus on the positive things in your life.

As reported by Larry, Investor Relations are changing. Mandy has left. She commented on Linkedin as follows:

Well that's a wrap, after 11 years with Novacyt its my time to get off this rollercoaster, but what an incredible journey its been . . .

I have worked with some outstanding peers and leadership over the years that have given me the opportunity to flourish and for that I will be eternally grateful. I am walking away with a bucketful of memories which I will cherish and look back on fondly. Now its time for the next chapter, whatever that may be!

We can wish her well in the future.

Trying to guess when RNS's will land is entertaining. If everyone on this board agreed when for example, the clinical hold would be lifted, we would be very lucky if we were to get it right. It will happen when it happens. Watch and wait.

Many have a lot of money tied up in this share. A profit will be nice, but seeing the treatments making a difference to peoples lives will be the icing on the cake for me.

Dinglewolf. I would prefer it if you had something constructive to say on the forum, rather than filling it up with rubbish. As someone once said, if you've got nothing to say then don't say it.

Thanks Kaeren. Funnily enough, after LSE telling me they were working on a solution, my laptop no longer has the problem. At least I can read the posts without the adverts blocking my view. I don't mind a certain number of adverts as it keeps the website free of charge, but they overdo it now. I shall make a note of Adblock Fast and install if the problem returns. Thanks again.

I've just had a reply from LSE about the problem with adverts.

Hi Peter. Thank you for leaving a review and apologies for the issue you've been experiencing. The issue regarding website adverts covering content is something that we're looking to resolve, and should hopefully be fixed quite soon as this is not something that should be happening anywhere on the website.

This is not a workaround, although some months ago, somebody did suggest one. I've since forgotten what they said.

I use LSE on my laptop and the adverts on the righthand side of my screen obscure the messages that people post. I just minimised my screen so LSE only covered a third of my screen and I could read the posts okay. It is a real nuisance though.

I was pleased with the LTIP RNS because the options are exercisable between 2026 to 2033. Sounds like they are planning to still be around in 2033. Longevity is good. Live long and prosper.

Investing in shares is very easy to do.

Waiting for the rewards that follow, is very hard!

You're right Pumpky but if you fail an exam, you can often take a re-sit. If you pass second time around then nobody remembers the initial hiccup. We are all keeping our fingers crossed that HEMO passes with flying colours very soon.

I've read several comments that Vlad is not doing enough to help us, the investors. I’m not one of the original investors but during last 2½ years I have been accumulating HEMO shares via Hargreaves Lansdown and hope one day to sell them for quite a bit more than I paid for them. In my view, Vlad shouldn’t be remotely interested in that. I want him to be focused on the science and in making the business successful, and more importantly to help the poor sick people who need the medical treatment HEMO might offer.

I would love to understand the progress regarding the clinical hold on Car-T and the progress of CBR etc. I’m not a scientist and don’t profess to understand all the details but I’m rooting for them.

I hope to piggy-back on their future success and reap a financial reward, but I don’t want Vlad to be distracted by my financial well-being or lack of it!

Just my opinion for what it’s worth.

NCYT have been heading in the wrong direction for too long, but we have seen recently and again this morning, in the RNS that the ship (that used to be rudderless) is now turning around. It will still take time. Maybe another year to two. I'm confident things are changing. I'm not sure why PI100 takes such pleasure in becoming a keyboard warrior and trying to drown this board with his negativity. Presumably he is trying to scare away any potential investors who are looking for information. If anyone is that unhappy, find a friend, take them for a coffee and tell them all about it. My %age losses are as great as PI100's but moaning about isn't going to see the share price increase.

I missed the RNS this morning and have only just read it. I thought the market was reacting positively to pi100's comment the other day, that he was thinking of buying more shares to average down. That was a bigger surprise than the move for YGEN. Seriously though it is the first encouraging piece of news from NCYT for a few years. Let's hope for more good news in the coming months.

Fair play to stu485 for keeping the FDA concerns debate going. I think I am happy to wait and see what actually happens rather than speculating about things I personally don't know a lot about. I think the share price will stay as it is until we know that Hemogenyx have resolved the FDA's concerns and none of us no how long that will take. We hope and pray Vlad will have real success in sorting these issues out. My finances depend on it, and more importantly, many sick people do too!

Most years they don't seem to get the required number of votes, at the first time of asking. We who voted the first time, do we have to vote again for the second round, or do they automatically carry those votes forward? I don't remember ever voting twice so I guess they carry them forward. I just wasn't sure.

Wbafc. Just to clarify, when you see the heading Shareholder meetings, underneath that it says View Shareholder meetings. When I click on that, it shows me what meetings I have available to vote on. NCYT is the only one I have at the moment and as Saintsmith says, click on the little green arrow at the bottom, next to the "Give Instruction".