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It's like with anything. Just focus on what you are doing and make sure you are doing the best you can.

Don't worry about finding fault with the NHS or complaining about the wrong people buying the stock.

Just get on with the job in hand.

He'll be calling that cave explorer a paedo next and trying to buy Twitter, you mark my words.

Another very thoughtful post Richie and I agree with much of what you say.

I am out so if a raise is on the cards then no point getting back in now.

Where I really think 4D could have success in the future is with Long Covid. The clinical lead on the 4D asthma trial is also leading research on Long Covid at Leicester University.

I have seen enough to suggest that Blautix, the Parkinsons drugs and the asthma drug could work maybe in combination.

Taunton Boy had his account suspended just after I suggested to admin that him Porky and Soundsrisky were all the same poster

Porky seems to have decamped now back to pumping Valirx

Thanks for taking the fat piglet back.

From all at 4D

Watch it though. I think his ramping is to cover selling

No Phil I could just see the writing was on the wall.

Well this all degenerated quickly. Used to be such a nice quiet board.

Yeah I just go long only. Didn't like the look of spread betting especially since IG Group were happy for me to fund account with a credit card!

One thing to take into account is that it looks like a US OTC listing was recently created for MV.

https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/OTCMKTS/GRWXF/short-interest/

I have been in other UK stocks with this type of listing. It means you get the likes of Citadel transacting high frequency trades and more short sellers get involved.

So I think the decline is exaggerated by short selling.

Still here, just can't be bothered going round in circles about the SP prospects in a bear market.

I am invested long term. Just keeping track of some of the portfolio companies.

Still looking good for Aiven, Thought Machine, Form3, Hadean, Endomag, Evonetix, Iceye, Isar, Realeyes and others.

The Graphcore blog is quite an eye opener in terms of what they are getting up to.

Pollen and Hopin look like losers.

Others like Lyst and Perkbox seem to be ticking along nicely. Perkbox could do well as a means of balancing employee wage demands.

If they don't raise cash how exactly do you think they are going to pay for

A P2 Asthma trial
Bavencio trial
Ongoing Keytruda trial
Parkinsons trial
Pancreatic cancer trial
Factory and staffing costs

They say income from partnerships is medium term.

So how do they pay for all that?

Well look at the document then if you don't believe me.

I am quoting from what they say about the resolution and the reasons for it.

This is being talked about a lot on the other board this morning

Worth reading the Reasons for Resolution 8 and 9 given by the company.

Income realisation from partnerships is expected in the medium term. So they need to raise capital from the market for the short term.

If they don't get authorisation for the 100% dilution or manage to raise the funds they will have to cut programs, sell platform or enter into administration.

So be careful if you are planning to vote against and intend to stay invested. Needs 75% vote in favour as an extraordinary resolution.

This is all there in black and white on the annual report resolutions document.

So you can accuse me of deramping but these are the words of 4D.

You must be a lot of fun at parties

Clue is in the name Shareholder. Not Shareflipper.

Just to say Robbo 89 is a fantasist. Makes up stories about knowing people at companies or living near them. Seen him do it on AVCT and THG

Very strange fellow.

The target market for STX is $300-400m. It's on the investment case on their investors page.

Not everyone is in stocks to trade for a few pennies here or there.

I have heard it suggested that you shouldn't buy a stock unless you are happy to own it if the stock market closed down for 10 years.

He was talking about wanting to attract investors that don't want to sell the company at the first chance they get.

I personally found his approach very inspiring.

Seems to be a stock for grown ups that might want to stick around for dividends

Off you pop then