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I don’t think there a leak just great hope and optimism on this share. If the knowledgable posters on here are unaware of a leak the chances of the new people piling in here for the first time having information that we don’t have would seem pretty unlikely

Best one I’ve had since the dot.com boom of the late 90’s has been Genus (specialise in animal breeding to improve the quality of livestock) amazing company up 30 fold since we bought in 2003. Same increase on SAR from purchase at just below 1p would take it to 30p which would be just wonderful!!

Just got 4.10p on a sale with Halifax online dealing selling a small % of my holding

If my dear Swedish mother is looking down I’m sure she’d say “Jag kommer att nionde det” .. I’ll 9th that.
Thank you so much Thoth and so many others for keeping our spirits and hopes up! March 2020 and 0.0025 seems along time ago!!

Glad Professor Ferguson is concerned about the Indian variant .. with his track record on predictions that means we can all probably relax a bit now about this particular variant. Always surprised when he gets air time!

Thanks Ben .. sorry for drifting off topic. I guess the Portuguese thing is Covid related so just touching the topic!!

You are so right Ben Portugal is delightful and they have worked so hard on every level to be prepared for tourists. We spent 10 days travelling along the Algarve between Lagos and Sagres .. beautiful beaches, great food and wine and lovely people. We had hoped to travel up to Porto and do a river cruise along The Douro river checking out the vineyards but that will have to be for another day! Any recommendations for Porto? Last time I was in Porto was following Man Utd in the late 90’s and we got a bit of a random roughing up by the police outside the ground but that’s the price you used to pay for following English teams around Europe!!

And no deaths in Portugal .. unbelievable decision yesterday. We flew back on Wednesday after 10 days on the Algarve and I know where I felt safer and where immigration do a proper job both in and out. At Gatwick just a cursory glance at the Fit to Fly certificate, on the way out, nothing else (could have knocked one up on a Word doc at home). On our return no checks whatsoever at Gatwick just waved through the automatic passport machine!! Staggering! At Faro all documents checked at immigration on the way in and all documents checked twice on the way back; incorrect papers and you were not allowed to fly. Simple!

We ended up around Macclesfield as kids luckily the posh bits Prestbury/Knutsford etc .. but went to school in Macclesfield for 7 years!! Proves not everyone from Macclesfield is a genius for sure!! We had a fabulous headmaster Alan Cooper known affectionately as God because if his omnipotent presence around the school. Sadly died of cancer a few years ago so hope he is still looking down on us favourably at this moment!

We had some fragile lino in one of our houses once disintegrated after less than a year (rising damp). Sure Thoths tastes better even at 1 euro. We’ll toast your success with some Cremant tonight Obelix!!

Well done Obelix nothing shabby about 1000%+ !!
I need 8p to get to 1000% so a bit to go yet but will hold some well beyond that!!

I think trying to sell enough shares at a profit to cover your original cost is quite a common strategy. Some investors might see a 100% gain and sell half and will then view the half retained as costing them nothing. It is a question of how much risk you want to take. With SAR I’m sure some will be happy to cash in fully at 10p having made a 1000% gain on a purchase price of 1p. However if the price then went to £1 they might be seriously disappointed they didn’t hang on. Others might try to hang on a lot longer than 10p but would run the risk it might drop back to 1p on bad news in which case they’d have missed out on the 1000% gain to 10p. It’s all down to personal assessment of risk but an exit strategy of some sort would always be advisable. For my part I can see the potential anywhere from 8p all the way up to £1 but don’t want to be too greedy by hanging on to too many shares for too long. Anything above 8p a share will make a big difference to my retirement. Anything above 18p would be just amazing!! However as many have said a big pharma coming along g and taking us out at a fair price removes all the uncertainty.

Thanks Timbo .. my exit plan is 20% at 4p, 20% at 8p, 20% at 18p, 20% at 28p and the rest at a quid (or more). However be much happier if someone came in and took SAR out at anything over 25p because that would remove any “what if’s” or “if only’s”!
Feeling lucky at the moment .. just got back to U.K. from Portugal last night after 10 lovely days in the sun!!

Lots of high wealth individuals will have 900K but whoever it is will have been in proper discussions with SAR about how things are progressing and what the potential is. The add ons (options) to the basic investment would have been part of those detailed discussions. Must be a very promising development on top of management tweets etc!!

Up 24% last 5 days, up 38% last month, up 118% last 6 months and up 457% over last 12 months! What a lovely chart! Looking forward to 4p my first trigger to sell 20% to get my full purchase cost back .. then it’s a free ride!

What a pointless day in the sun Monday was! Very exciting but as widely predicted effectively a pump and dump. Excuse my ignorance but who is it that drives a 22% increase in a day? Is it day traders, MM’s… who makes it happen? Just curious. In the end it will be good news that will drive this share up permanently and all the signs on that front are promising. A super yacht will be beyond the rewards accrued from my investment here but my credibility may rise with friends I have who know people who know people who do have super yachts so I may get an invite!!

Great thanks for confirming re that exciting day in 2011!

Can anyone recall the highest price SAR has ever got to? I can see about 3.75p way back in 2004 and I seem to remember a wild and heady day back in around 2011 when it zoomed up to around 4p during the day.

Always happy to respect feedback from Thoth for sure. I’m a numbers man and love nothing more than playing around with numbers and statistics. On another level though I do sympathise with the younger generations who didn’t get free University education, find it incredibly hard to get on the property market, no gold plated final salary pensions, a full year ripped out of their lives, bla bla. I feel incredibly lucky to have lived though what our friends call a golden age of free grammar school education, free university, the music and freedom of the sixties and seventies, houses for 3 x your income, travel when it was a novelty, holidays from work without mobile phones disturbing every day away etc etc

The under 40’s cannot be deemed to be a high risk group (assuming this means risk of dying) by any measure! There have been less than a 1,000 deaths from Covid of people under the age of 40 representing a 1 in 38,000 chance of dying from Covid for this age group which is actually less than the average chance of dying of anything in that age group. It just saddens me that the powers that be took so long to grasp this and failed to protect the older generations sooner whilst at the same time allowing the younger generations to go about their daily life to keep the economy etc functioning. I think the worlds political leaders got overwhelmed by the science and ended up not being able to see the wood through the trees.