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Well you could ask. But you probably already know that the BoD see the future of Episalvan as a treatment for EB rather than for partial thickness wounds in adults, which no doubt accounts for their strategy.

"I understand, from your posts, that you hold. I presume that you are able to sell when you wish. If you were very confident that this would fall from .21, you could have backed that view and sold. I presume that you did not do this because you also believed that you may miss out on a rise if you did. Equally you can sell now if you wish." Just to jog your memory.

Yeah right. No one said that AMYT was fully funded forever. Drug development costs money. AP102 development is not funded, but the drug has huge potential and it is in the stable. We know that Episalvan is funded for some time to come though As far as dates are concerned, the completion of Episalvan phase 3 is referred to and is given as mid 2018 ie between 18 months and 2 years away. The phrase 'or further funds raised' can be taken in that context. And raising funds through the issue of shares is only dilution if the funding does not increase the value of the company by a similar amount. Pharma companies do need substantial amounts of cash to develop drugs, but the gains can be spectacular. As I've said before, if you don't like it, sell up.

"Talk" of dilution with reference to a date that is almost 2 years away. Nice try Equishorter.

Shrew if you don't mind! Leaving aside the arguments that this is an up day, I'm afraid I don't have too much time to post these days. However, I do think you are reading far too much into whether or not the Chairman has shares. I think the premise behind your argument is that having shares would suggest that the individual had confidence in the company. I would suggest that in these circumstances it would not demonstrate that. He can afford to have a suitcase of shares and lose them, and the incentives offered would not change his life, so I think you are totally over playing it. Anyway, as I said a while ago, you carry on with whatever your little game is. It won't make a blind bit of difference.

None today, thanks. Did a number of dummy trades across a range of investments though. Let's speak again in a few weeks. Shrewd.

Yawn

Alternatively could it be that a large shareholder is reducing into the buying, and that the MMs are simply achieving the greatest profit? I don't buy into this manipulation stuff, they make money out of the market, they have full information, we don't. It's not games, it's business.

As I say, carry on; was just clarifying my earlier post.

Correction on my £11k. LSE was showing some trades twice. Your early assertion was based on £6K trades.

Just letting your posts do the talking.

You keep on going, Quote Equitrder, 20 October "What planet are u on???? 200,000 shares is a measly £34,000..."

2.5 hours of...

I'll say one thing for you equitrder, you don't hide your desire to see the sp drop. Speculation on my part but I presume you have a financial interest in the sp declining. And don't try the tax loss rubbish again. As for the momentum, you can't determine anything based on 2.5 trading of £11k worth of stock. Perhaps you need to look back on your own posts to see your views on what counts as unworthy of comment. Unbelievable.

Not sure what your issue is equitrder. You were clearly talking ****** the other day and I let it drop. I make a factual statement about about trades, and another about dummy trades, and you tty to pour scorn on both. And yes, I was doing dummy trades because I was interested in the activity. It's not hard to believe surely. Contest things that are contestable by all means, but don't try telling me what I did and didn't do. You have an agenda here which is not to the benefit of other holders. Anyway, life is too short to be bothering with your constant negativity, so I'll watch a few other misfits on the Apprentice.

Well equitrder, and whoever recommended your post, there were 9 buys in 20 minutes, most of which were in close succession. In the context of the daily average for the last 12 months, volume was about 30% higher, and actually they were all buys, because I was doing dummy trades to check. Volume was twice that of the last month, and as I say, almost all buys. Your post was totally unnecessary and uncalled for. Yes I hope the sp goes up, but pumping - give me a break.

Someone has left their finger on the buy button.

Lol, apart from that delayed sell of course.

Low volumes at present, but looking more positive again around the support level.

Ok I didn't realise your capital gains were so great. Obviously must be from some other investments rather than the ones you post about on LSE. Can't say i've ever found myself in a situation where I was deliberately trying to lose money on an investment, but I guess you'll need to sell at a loss for your approach to be successful.