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Rigga,
"Once patients are vaccinated how long before we see any data.? Anyone."
It all depends on the effect. If there is a serious adverse reaction you will read it in the paper the next day.

Max, I guess there aren't that many stock photos of a delivery system that hasn't been invented yet!
Or journalist mind set - vaccination = big needle.

Violin,
Well if their market value is $2.2B they surely will have to pay at least that don't you think? It will be interesting to see what the eventual deal is.

Dan,
"This deal is worth 2.2Billion.What is the value of Scancell?"
An offer of $2.2B for Scancell would be worth £1.93 per share or £1.60 if Redmile convert their loan notes.

C11,
Nothing is out of the question! But given the last broker recommendation was five and a half years ago, you'd think it was unlikely.

GF,
In the absence of an official adjudication board to decide whether or not Cliffgate was handled badly or well, it is just a matter of opinion. You can't criticise someone who feels it was handled badly any more than someone who thinks it was handled well.
I think we can all agree it was sudden and unexpected. As it turns out, it seems not to have spooked investors too much, how much the SA trial news has mitigated is hard to tell due to the short time between the two RNSs.
I'm happy to accept you are who you are and hold what you say. As I've said before, in the absence of irrefutable proof otherwise it is only good etiquette.

Hasiba,
"I have added Bermudashort to my greens list now as I have no more time for him .and to stop clogging the bb for others "
Probably the most hilarious post I've read in nine years!
What you mean by "clogging " is posting factually, well balanced and politely rather than rampy rampy ramp ramp.
You are also taking the cowards way out using the filter button rather than debating as you know you don't have the knowledge and experience to take on Bermudas of the board.

I wonder if it works in mouseified humans?

hasiba,
I thought the same when you joined the board :)
But you were always fairly balanced and realistic. How would you describe ananda's "style"? A tad rampy?

ananda,
"keep the enemy guessing"
who do you consider "the enemy"
Surely, on a BB as this the idea is to share knowledge and help each other to make money.
Have you read "How to win friends and Influence people" by any chance?

crumbs,
Yes, there are quite a few similarities -
broken English,
over inflated expectations,
poor maths,
use of the cut n paste smokescreen
will pick a fight with anyone (even those he agrees with)

ananda,
"Sitting on a losing investment"
I can't work out if you are trying to ramp or de-ramp the share.
Are you actually invested here yourself or just around to rubbish people who are?
I think if you have any experience of investing you would realise that often you are in a "losing" position. The important thing is when you invest and when you sell. At that point (when you sell) you can see if you gained or lost.
Anyway, I'm sure I'll be at it a few more years yet.

Ray,
Well apart from that, invested in Scancell!

That would be nice

Crumbs,
Yes I noticed that straight away. I would infer that they haven't submitted yet and can't commit to a date. Perhaps the difference between a commercial stance appeasing shareholders and a scientific view of reality?

crumbs,
I've never said £8 was impossible, just not likely in the next 10 years!
Who knows, life's full of surprises.

£53M !

crumbs,
The £121 apart from being the most blatant ramp ever (certainly tops £8!) is itself founded on flawed arithmetic.
BioNtechs mcap is $75M = £53. Scancells Mcap is £181M. That is 296 times greater (not 580)
At .2225p, that would only be £66 per share (not £121)

Anyway, why stop at BioNtech? J&J mcap is 1,788 times Scancell (£398/share)
And Apples Mcap is $2.4T (surely not dying of Covid is worth more than an iPhone?)
That would be £2,124/share and I would be a billionaire.

Thanks Ananda :)

Morning Ivy,
I thought the car analogy as well but thought he may not get it. He is too young to drive lol.

Crumbs,
Yes the pandemic could accelerate progress. Similar parallel with Pfizer, it was the American Civil War that gave them a boost. Only 150 years to go, but even then, can't see £8 (in today's money) :)