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Aber, if there are NDAs in place for 737 negotiations, then “not knowing the status” wouldn’t be “BS” would it?
There are so many scenarios imaginable, almost all of them wrapped up in NDAs so that our BoD would not, could not know how they are progressing.
Oh Laz, you know that the “wombles” don’t have an original thought of their own don’t you? :)
They’re told what to think by the people that pay them. Or don’t pay them…. because they’re promised their pay in bitcoin….
‘course it does!
Marex appear to have run out of cheap shares, because SD has bought them all. So they up their bid and ask prices by 5p.
As it happens, only the bid ticks up. But there appear to have been a few more buys - like the little fish that swim along next to bigger fish. Hope you enjoy my simile - and none of the little fish are offended! I’m just a little fish, after all ! :)
“On the radar of a few”?
I’d say we’re on the radar of them all, Laz. Particularly when we’re listed in the company of BMS and Pfizer in publications with the reach of Businesswire (and you know who owns them don’t you?)
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220222005685/en/TYK2-Kinase-Inhibitors---Pipeline-Insight-2022-Key-Players-Include-Bristol-Myers-Squibb-Oncostellae-Pfizer-and-Galapagos---ResearchAndMarkets.com
Apologies for stealing the link, it was a few weeks ago and I can’t remember who posted it to mention/credit them.
Ha! Partly answered my own question…. 3121 is indeed dropped from Galapagos’ pipeline:
https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/galapagos-sends-another-4-programs-extinction-pivot-car-t-continues
Not really worth wasting any mental energy on that identity. I say identity because hidden behind an egotistical username which makes him out to be some corporate entity, who knows what or who that is. Whether it’s an individual with a massive ego, a manipulator who talks down shares they’ve taken a short position (unlikely, they don’t actually have the short position they claim to have) or a paid de-ramper; it doesn’t matter. I’ve come round to option 1. So just ignore, that’s the best medicine for overblown egos. Hence my earlier reference to the Oscar Wilde quote: https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/oscar_wilde_128481
And of course the NEDs bought stock because they want to lose money. So, safe in the knowledge that “they city say no at a much lower level” [sic] they bought anyway. In total confidence that they will lose money. Yeah, that works!