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I'm bored. I've essentially got the day off today. And I've decided to argue with everyone talking b0l0x.

Sorry if this makes you sad.

Personally, I cannot understand how the SP fluctuations cause doubt for investors. Feels a bit weak to me.

Wittering on here when the SP drops a bit is boring but necessary for many. It's not the sort of thing for me, but I get it.

The only thing I'm in the same bracket as Buffett for is that I buy more the cheaper it gets.

I know why I'm here. Commercialisation. The general investor is fearful of placings. I get it. But it won't go on forever. Someone will buy HG CT 1 in the not too distant. And HEMO will be worth a lot more than it is now. Timescales aren't my bag. But it's not if, its when.

There’s no rushing with HEMO.

I smell fear Saint and a significant lack of conviction.

Maybe novel AML treatments aren’t for you.

Read up on pound/cost averaging. Insightful.

Not bought today.

Who said "be greedy when others are fearful"?

1. “A simple rule dictates my buying: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful.” This simple rule shows how important Buffett thinks managing your emotions is in order to be a good investor.5 May 2025

They are though. I've seen them. I am one. There are just more sells.

If bread in the supermarket was 30p cheaper than last week, everyone would buy it. When its an investment everyone is scared. Sheep mentality. Have to be strong to seize an opportunity. Not many have the minerals. And its why not many people get rich.

I understand. Words can be complicated. Anything involving not paying them any more.

I was thinking a sabbatical. Look it up if you don't understand such terms.

I have a similar feeling, and for many reasons.

Patient 1 six month test. Paediatric trial development. Big Pharma involvement evolution. ASH submission by a MDA.

Funding difficulties alone is suppressing the SP. Which creates a humongous opportunity. Some see it, most don't.

The price dipping again is frustrating. FACT. But I buy more cheaper. So it helps me.

Vlad moving a scientist or 2 sideways clearly is an expenditure save and quite obviously this is needed at this very current time.

If patient one is still alive then it works. A humongous signal. Those with conviction will be loading up as much as they can right now. The cheapest price HEMO has EVER been. Those without conviction are on here wittering.

The science will win out, whatever anyone says on here. blah blah bah, low SP, blah.

Buy, hold, wait. My recommendation to all. (this is not advice.)

Which would still make you an idiot.

Saint, with all due respect, you're an idiot.

I’ve been buying each month for 3 years saint.

Thanks for your astute guidance.

Stu. It’s positive to see you getting involved once again. Trying to seek a weakness in HEMO at every turn. A company which you’re not invested in. And have no interest. Apparently.

Hopefully the share price dip doesn’t make the treated patients feel worse and prevent CAR T from working, as it feels some seem to be inferring.

Be brave when others are fearful.

Opportunity.

Yes. People hoped it would be 30p old money by now. It isn’t.

But who has the conviction to buy more now at an all time low. Not many I’d suggest.

Share price goes down… company is bad.

Feels like a comment from the missing link.

Few shaky holders selling now. Sulking cos they dont get to hear what they want. Without understanding why they're even invested. Grown ups only at HEMO.

Good things come to those who wait.

Thanks Matt. Your insight is decision-driving. Everyone, take note.

I know what must be going on. Some sulky poo pants with zero patience/patients.

Still feeling ultra confident. Just imagine a 30 yr studied AML disease finding a cure for the first time.

Be brave when others are fearful ;-)

No delays allowed though HT, thats what you're saying.

MDA are running the trial in their own clinic. I've heard they're pretty good at this from what I've read. I'm sure they're doing everything they can to keep the conveyer belt of patients moving. However, I dont think its all quite as straightforward as youmake out trials should be with an error-free 30day sausage factory expectation.

You don't just flick a magic switch and everything happens with trials. There are multiple complex stages to all of this as you well know. And one in particular, the patients health, is often out of the hands of everyone involved. Never mind all the other steps involved.

"Just grow up" feels a fair conclusion to this thread. We will get un update when its ready.

Good things come to those who wait.