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Agree with Lazarus. We may have been in closed period for a while and they haven't been able to buy. A director buying now would mean we aren't in any talks or know of any reason where the SP might rise. A director buying now would mean put your shares back in drawer for a good few months and the SP would reflect that. I'm not sure I want that just do I can feel better. We've got approx 6/7 months to wait before we can decide to sell or hold. Not long on the grand scheme of things.

I'm that calm I hardly come here for a virtual hug anymore. It's coming. 2021 IS the pivotal year for Sareum. I suspect a lot of shares will change hands this year.

The Covid play is risky because, IMO it could expose the negatives of 1801, IF there are any. But having said that. If 1801 is going to fail, it may as well be this year so we don't have to endure more years of waiting. Tim and John know all this and it gives me a sense of calm that they seem confident when talking about the Covid play.

Yes, Lee. But you know a baby is coming so you decorate the nursery, buy a car seat, buy clothes. You don't wait for the biological process to be successful. You get things sorted and hopefully, the biological process is what you expected. If things change mid-process such as twins are identified in the scans. You react and you double up on certain things.

The quantum thing was a joke but yes. The clinical work isn't shortened and we still have to wait for that to finish. No corners cut but you jump through all the regulatory hoops at the same time as the clinical work. So when you have the desired results, you are not waiting another three months for the CTA to be assessed and approved. This is exactly how the vaccines were produced so quickly. Multiple teams working on different parts of the problem. The IT people here will know all about Agile when talking about projects. You react to changes as they happen. I'm an IT Service Manager. We have strict processes to follow. Chane Control, testing, Documentation, Project Management. It can take weeks, if not months to make a change. However, If there is a Major Incident affecting a thousand users. I chair a technical bridge meeting with all stakeholders, networks, infrastructure, directors etc... Everyone gets a task and between us, we can turn something around in 8 hours rather than 3 weeks. No technical corners are cut in the process. This only happens because cost is no longer the driving factor, the solution is. Granted, no one dies as a result of my job but that's how it can be done.

Whilst I agree with Stach. This is the type of scenario that the agile platform will help make more efficient. You don't cut corners with clinical tests, you allow the different steps to run concurrently so when the preclin work is completed the trial is ready. We know what the primary endpoint is, hopefully, a CTA can be applied for based on that being successful. Again, hopefully, we can jump through all the hoops at the same time. You've heard of quantum theory? This is quantum drug trialling, where scientists are in 2 places at once. :-)

lookout for posts from Tronald Dump.

I mean, only you and Twitter can delete your tweet. So the conspiracy goes right to the top ??

PC - yes, quite. LSE has never been a great platform though. On the whole, FB and Reddit are pure rampathons but there are some nuggets if good info. They follow people like Zak Mir and Phil Carroll on Twitter, buy in, then ramp it up. Not something I'd want for SAR but sooner rather than later we will be exposed to this dumb money who buy first and research later.

A few here are assuming all SAR investors are on this board and Twitter. They are not. Also SAR are relatively unknown in the the retail investing world. I've said before, that I lurk on various Facebook Groups and SAR are very rarely mentioned. There are a new breed of investors out there and use new ways to communicate. FB, Reddit etc. Once we get on there radar the mm's will see the opportunity to move the sp. Oh and todays RNS is basically confirmation of a free and fast P1 for 1801.

Rum and chocolate milk. That sounds interesting! new one on me. We're talking a good red rum?

The new 'secret' patent probably doesn't even mention Covid but will be aimed at this market. IMO.

It's a bit of a paradox. If we all end up making money from 1801/Covid it will be because we are having to live with and manage the virus for a good few years. Luckily, I like having my holidays in this country but travel will come with rules.

We were all hiding from the Antipodean crew, Utar. You can all come out now guys. He found us.

Bridges, yep. Although I think we were in talks just not advanced enough to shout about it. Tims presentation and the reports feel like we had been putting it off but now, for whatever reason, probably one of the parties walking away, we are back in the game. I very rarely criticise SAR but all this feel like we are now a year behind in our commercial development. I'm not worried because the way it has worked out looks like the commercial and science are going to sync up this year. That can only be good for us shareholders.

SAR are not on the radar for the retail investors, especially the newbies. I'm in a couple of Facebook groups and SAR very rarely come up in conversation. The only time I've seen it is when Zac Mir mentions us in his vlogs. The truth is we are high risk with no predictable upside and the average retail trader wants short term trades. Add all of that together and you see why we get ignored. I only lurk in these groups so never mention SAR either. Our time will come when actual news comes.

Wasn't SRA737 linked with head and neck cancers at one point? https://endpts.com/astrazenecas-imfinzi-fails-main-os-endpoint-phiii-in-head-and-neck-cancer-and-adding-tremelimumab-didnt-help-either/

One rule - is BOOOM! better?

Thursday is always a good day for and RNS.