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Yup - so good it never got a peer review despite the claim in the 'results' RNS saying they would get some, and so incredibly good that it has been left on the shelf ever since. And weren't the 'faithful' here talking it up as 'Phase 3 ready'?

Anyway, in the short term what's happening with funding for the company? Looks like yet another placing wouldn't you agree?

Buys described as 'insignificant' by one of the experts on the dark side.

(Expert - an ex is a has-been, and a spurt is a drip under pressure).

...and Scinv will be conspicuous by his absence I can guarantee.

So if you're employing someone you pay no heed to their CV or references? (Here you go Dr Shipman, there's an for an old folks' home that needs an on site medic...)

Past performance is not always a guide to future performance, but good research often gives a clue. Blocking out posters you disagree with is probably not very wise, but at least you can't stop prospective investors seeing differing opinions. But you'd like to, wouldn't you?

You don't know what my holding is in any company, so don't start guessing.

And re 201, tell me this - do you think a drug that was fushed out of a bin over a decade ago, tested on less than a dozen patients in a clinic in Georgia at the speed of a slug, half if whom failed to respond and the rest gave dubious responses, and has then sat without so much as a peer review for almost 6 years is ever going to do anything, let alone make money? If you read the last 201 about the 'results' you'll see it says 'Until regulatory approval has been reached and all the trial data verified, limited preliminary observations can be inferred.'

The only thing they could be sure of was that while the patients all died, 201 wasn't a contributing factor. It has a good safety profile, but then so does water.

Especially when such buys are described as 'insignificant.' So, just the million quid or so the other day, and then a few more against a rising share price. Hold my beer will you, I'm just off to source some stout rope and look for a strong tree branch..

The experts elsewhere are predictable as ever - apparently director buying is not a good sign. Same as director selling and director doing neither. Or both. Told you I can speak Doomie.

I think you'll find the placing is reported here as 'necessary because we're on the verge of great things so short term pain for long term gain.'

Or more correctly short term pain for long term pain...

The way the bid is dropping today they'll need to get the placing done sooner rather than later it seems. Unless of course a deal drops very soon - but most products here are only going to get a valuation on Antiques Roadshow the way things are going.

Do definitely not cash attached to this one either. I was totting up the amount of money the latest rash of RNSs will generate before the company runs out of money at the present rate.

I'll give you the total below.

Is this for real? A 'Knowledge Transfer Voucher'? I hope it's printed on stiff card - it might be used to scrape the bits out of the bottom of the placing barrel, but other than that is it actually worth the paper it's written on?

When Dilly took over from George and Mildred, she was the shining light leading the company to success, and everything that was wrong was due to the previous lot. Now ME is in charge and surprise surprise all the problems are down to Dilly. A repeating pattern...

Should read 'miss', not 'find.' Hey ho.

Worth reading everyone's posts - if you block a poster you might, among the dross, find a useful piece of advice such as lemons wrote - 'Don't be fooled by the con artists.'

Remind me again how much cash these 'deals' have already generated and how much they are guaranteed will bring in by the end of the year.

More La La than the Teletubbies.

This latest aborted 'deal' was to cost up to 100 grand, and the new incarnation has about 50 grand allocated to it. What chance of success on this one - sufficiently good that Stingray pay nothing towards it. I'm just waiting for Captain Troy Tempest to make an appearance now.

A long that lemonstopoverty and paternost might learn from -

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140902120726-1576073-cover-ears-tightly-and-say-la-la-la-this-isn-t-happening?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_mobile_web&utm_campaign=copy

That's easy WTP - I speak fluent 'Doomie' after studying it for years. A buy by someone close to the company is a desperate attempt to prop up the share price because there are a lot of spare shares needing buying up to prevent a price crash.

Obviously nothing to do with wanting to get more money into the fund in order to make a profit, and presumably an act of craven ignorance as their seat on the board and all the due diligence will not come near the knowledge of a keyboard warrior in Basingstoke who sees himself as some sort of prophet follower.