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Good point. Maybe he's been too influenced by the *****s on seventh avenue.

I wonder if Knowlesi has also decided you are one of his so-called 'team ramp'? Only every time he is asked a question like that directly he goes missing for a few days until the question has slid down the bb and he can avoid it. He hasn't mentioned the numerous times you have predicted large sells and weakness. It looks very much like selective posting or poor research by Knowlesi, which is very disappointing after a good period of quality posting. Makes you wonder why he does it.

Someone who put 5 grand in a few years ago maybe?

It's a very nice reflection of sentiment perhaps. Pure contemplation but if the trades had been as numerous but sells and not buys, I wonder what significance the 'balanced' fraternity would have attached to it? Anyway, I think we can assume the 21 million total from CF have now been well and truly absorbed, which also says a lot.

Not bad for a Friday afternoon before a bank holiday weekend is it?

You haven't named those you call 'team ramp.' Please - illuminate the board. It is a discussion forum after all, as you so rightly said before. Perhaps if the board knew who you were referring to instead of your oblique jibes, it might make for a much more open discussion area. I'm surprised to see you so belligerent before lunchtime, but then it is Friday I suppose.

Do you think that's what they wanted a stock of shares at a lower price for? You know, to sell at a higher price and thus make a profit? Sometimes my knowledge of market forces and free enterprise amazes even me.

There's a bit of an echo in the ISA room at the moment! See what Philadelphia brings - hope it's better than Tom Hanks' experience in the film of the same name..

That's pretty much my understanding douve. Imagine the ISA account as a separate room - you take 20 grand of cash per annum into that room and invest in whatever shares you like, they are then tax free if they rise. So you put 20 grand in in year one, buy 20 grand's worth of shares and wait. Over that year those share treble in value (I wish!) and next year you can stick another 20 grand in and buy more shares with it. And so on, every year. Let's say you do really well and after three years you have put 60 grand in, and your portfolio in the 'ISA room' is worth 300,000. You can sell some of those shares, but as long as the cash you get for them doesn't leave the 'room' you can buy other shares with it. So you could have 60 grand of shares in company A, sell them and buy 60 grands' worth in company B, but they are still in the ISA room. If you take the 60 grand cash out, you can't replace it with 60k cash at a later date because you can only put 20k a year through the 'in' door. So also if you have 20k of Scancell shares in an ordinary share account and want to move them into an ISA, then you have to sell them, move the cash through the 'door', and then re-buy. But if the money is already in the room as shares or cash, you can buy as many shares as is available in cash or sold shares already within the ISA. Hope that makes sense, and Roses - if you want to confirm that analogy or amend it I'd welcome your views.

Under the 'for more information please contact' at the end of today's rns it doesn't mention GM. Does that mean he wasn't willing to release it, or he wasn't consulted? Or is he normally left off them? Will there be another rns in the morning with the results of the discussions I wonder.

It's all very well reviewing the terms of an agreement when it doesn't go how you hoped, but I suspect and review of the death spiral will simply be a case of ascertaining that it is the company's signature on the paperwork, and that the ink is dry. Then it's a case of https://youtu.be/TruXhuAO4IY

Particularly the bit where they are signing I wonder... https://youtu.be/IiZApIZrpu8

'The value of investments may go down as well as up.' I thought everyone knew that. And don't forget - ''past performance is not an indication of future performance', but it can be....

Nice to see us back around the point where CF dumped all their shares - which means that a potentially corrosive pool of 21 million shares appear to have been absorbed and can now be put to bed. Still annoying to have an sp in the 5p range! But good to see the newsflow which appears to bear out what the LTH have kept faith in.

Make that 4.70-5.00. Must hit the keys harder.....

.70-5.00. Keep up!!

Apart from that tweet being either unlawfully disclosed inside information or a load of cobblers, I thought commercially sensitive news had to be released expeditiously, not sat on and released when it suited the company. So, is it inside info or horse manure?

It also means all being well when you ask Lindy what the side effects are, she won't even say 'a sore arm.' It will be 'None.' Full stop.

I like the words 'results in potent immune responses and prolonged survival.' Sounds like a potential repeat of SCIB1 but with a more advanced delivery system. Good update.

On that basis if you divide the sp by 125 and then by 25 you get 0.000096p. Uncanny you need to do some research, not soapbox rhetoric. So very glad I didn't pile in on your and others' exhortations over the last few months.