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Ps there's always delays in Biotech. Never listen to the BOD on timelines.

The delay was telegraphed imo when the fundraise would only be finished mid-June, therefore nothing would happen for a while thereafter

Diesel...I do love you😁

Did you not read the Thalia RNS massive fundraiser yesterday at a PREMIUM.

Solomon is going to take that to a several £100M company..he's the king of RNA future.

Probably still a good future here, but clinical trials are never a cert.

Old ramptastic Bunsenburner's has gone from boasting in every post about is huge investment here to desperation at quoting jet Chatgpt... As obviously this is going to be delayed months and anything can happen in that time..

Probably be able to pick these up at 8p-9p

Ps let's face it, Nigel didn't have a clue and he stumbled across Nuvec almost as a fluke.

His previous Viagra reformulation, although personally financially positive, was quickly proved to be a no-goer.

I'm not sure I could say that Nigel is a journeyman as such, because he has done some good stuff that has led to where we are.

But he's just one of these middling kind of blokes, where Solomon is top tier.

Ref Nanogenics..

I think it's just been put in a cupboard behind the back room down an alley that no one will ever see again.

Theres possibly some value in it as a nominal sell-off but I doubt there will be a buyer for what's needed.

Bit of a shame because it did have promise, but yet another one of Nigel's offshoes totally off track.

I don't think we'll hear about it ever again and I would forget about it completely.

Absolutely agree. Game changing!

This is the news I'd been waiting for and expecting the fund raised to fund the purchase.

Fantastic news that the BOD has bought 1.4 million quidsworth of shares..(unless I've read it wrong at first reading)

This fundraise had to happen and..

It's at a premium!! 0.6p . Cracking news and confirmation that Solomon is the real deal.

Hi Homer.. and everyone

Most interesting part of that was the advanced discussions to acquire a microRNA clinical stage asset.

Solomon seems to know what he's doing and is focused. However to buy any kind of asset that is going to require money.

So does the purchase come first or does the fundraise come first?

Fastfood: "thought it might be prudent to go in there (telegram) and declare my Shareholding to help form some form of advantage by sticking together as I’ve no intention Selling"

There is some serious delusion on this board.

You're a mouse fighting an elephant (the Market + huge shareholders)

You think you can manipulate the market by sticking together with random people?

And what do you mean you have no intention of selling? What like ever?

Or just until a preconceived share price that may never happen?

(I meant Bermondsey, not Brondby.. I'm not sure whether brondby s still in here)

A few weeks ago a rather astute and sceptical shareholder on here (I can't remember whether it was Vince, Fastfood or another?) voiced the concern that Frazer Lang's huge shareholding could pose a problem in depressing the share price on any good news..

This appears to be born out in fact (although we are still waiting for confirmation)..

But I'll go one further, not only do the management have options all over the shop, there are some huge shareholders on here..Neil, Jace, among others... Brondby said he has circa £30k and I'm sure there are many others with similar amounts.

We have now seen in real time experience what supposed earth shattering good news does..

The share price goes down.

If this is a pattern there are still £100,000s in many different hands, that I'm sure are in it for profit of whatever nature.

Over the last 2 years I have stated scepticism about how high the share price can go. Everything I've seen up to this point, seems to indicate that this will never reach some phenomenal threshold.

Europe will be far away and the NHS appears a distant dream. There are many other companies out there now developing lung cancer and other tests.

I'm afraid this is a perennial damp squib.

Wildgild is probably one of the only few to have predicted this.

There are some inflection points to come but if the selling continues it's not going to mean anything. And if people are learning by experience I'm guessing there will be more selling at lower price levels.

Indeed Neil.

For those reasons and others I think it was an accumulated sell.

Ps

..counting cards..

You make it sound so banal and ridiculous that Frazer Lang could ever think of selling shares at a miniscule 1p profit.

The way I look at it, Frazer Lang is a businessman, and if he sold a block at 3.33p..

That is a 240% profit.

If you sell a few hundred k at that, are you saying that's not a result? That's a huge amount of profit and he still probably has some in the game

Profit is profit and you never know what's in his mind.

Although...that is one hell of a block transfer for a MM!

Hmmm

Hi CC and everyone..

I think JBmr's explanation is the most plausible

Vinc et al..

As I speculated yesterday - and Green seems to agree- I logically cannot see that circa £500K trade being a buy.

I mean , how?! Where would 4% of the company shares have come from?

The MMs certainly would not hold those..so where does that volume of shares come from?

Surely the only possible answers are that management have cashed in share options/ Frazer Lang has sold (he is a businessman, not a charity), or a big holder (Neil etc) is cashing out..( I have no idea if he and his pals have that many shares).

But then, the Market is not going to absorb/ take that volume of shares and hold them - without a willing buyer.

Just looking at the price of trade and timestamp does not give the story of the nature of the trade.

If it was a bulk sell, there surely must be someone else on the other side of the trade...

If not, that is one hell of an overhang! And it's going to depressing the price for an age.

Logically, I initially can't quite get my head around £500K trades being buys.

Where would those shares of come from to be on the open market?

I can only think that some of the 1.4 p fundraising shares Have been flipped or swapped to someone.

They must have been accumulated trades and less there was a buyer/seller in the wings.

3.33p was the exact sell price I got first thing in the morning and wondering whether that was an organized sell

Open to opinions of those with more knowledge

Apologies.. I'm mixing up dates and days!

For some reason I'm thinking we're on Friday..doh.

Not sure about those trades..

You use the word "buys"

Take a look at the time stamp on those trades.

Then you've got to ask where that amount of shares could come to market.

"Painful to watch, yet again!!"

I understand your pain totally, but you've got the answer in your statement.

When you learn how a share and it's managers operate, to just simply watch it time and time again doing the same thing, is a form of madness.

You've just got to bite the bullet and take affirmative action with this type of share - the market doesn't like it. And by the time the NHS gets older bit this will be way past its sell by date.

I doubt they will be any European or other huge businesses in the shadows waiting to take this over.

That's just dreaming.

Hi Green et al..

This could be one of the most disappointing shares on the market, but it is very predictable in many ways.

I did expect a spike , Green, but that was only if they got full launch news in a good PR way.

My everstanding prediction with this is that the PR is so diabolical and the incremental success of the company will keep the share price pretty low compared to some expectations.

I expect a spike of 4 to 6P maybe higher if the news was presented right.

Mentioned before they needed to launch with "WORLD'S FIRST STAGE ONE LUNG CANCER TEST LAUNCHED IN THE USA"..

But I'm afraid that time and time again, our CEO has proven that he is incapable or unwilling to push this.. either with basic marketing or getting it into the national press.

Whether he is doing this on purpose to keep the share price depressed for a buyout from Ciz USA is debatable..

But I think it's more like Keir Starmer syndrome; that's just who AS is as a person and he can't change.

Not surprised by the share price action and I keep selling in small tranches and buying in small again inevitably drops. It's just the nature of this particular beast.

Highly disappointing and frustrating if you're waiting for one world changing moment.