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Many happy returns to our wonderful CEO - as a gesture of goodwill I will not grumble if for any reason you are questioned about the camper van on your drive, and we are all looking forward to using your Lalique salt and pepper pots. I for one do not begrudge any of my hard earned money, invested in a good company being utilised for quality goods. 😄😄😄

Avocet - are you sure you’re talking about the same person that is so adored on this forum ?

I will have to reconsider the terms and conditions of being allowed out of their box 😄

I wouldn’t normally thank you but will make this one exception for you.

The Revd.

Phhhh fancy investing in LIT - urghh

Span - don’t be so hard on yourself, I see you got 1 like for your last 3 posts.

On the other hand, Jonny come lately got umpteen likes for posting incorrect Ai copy and paste information the other day.

P.S. it was me that liked your posts - maybe you should feel bad 😄😄😄

Span - someone obviously doesn’t like you - so it can’t be me 😄

So glad we have the equivalent of Ceefax back.

And today was going so well.

Maybe a bit of SP action will save the day.

Still running at 4 trades an hour - NO VOLUME.

Must be a glitch - careful that could a trick 😄

It may not 🤷‍♂️

MSUK - I’ll correct you, it’s always fundamentals first !!

When you have established the fundamentals of a company, you can then look at the technical aspects.

Why the order matters, if you look at technicals first, you might find a stock with a great-looking chart, only to realise later that the underlying company is losing money or facing bankruptcy. Conversely, a fundamentally strong company might have a chart showing it is currently overbought, prompting you to wait for a better entry price.Combining the two—using fundamentals to pick what to trade, and technicals to decide when to trade—often yields the best results.

Always happy to help.

The Revd.

People often display a lack of judgement.

An example of this is a ‘Johnny come lately’ poster questioning the validity of long term holders here.

Another is trying to befriend a poster who, and I’m sure they won’t mind me saying, is not taken in by such tactics.

Let’s hope that all the genuine investors, including myself, haven’t made the lack of judgement in our investment.

The chart is saying no, but the heart is saying yes.

GLA.

The Revd.

Forgot to add survival depends on fundraisers ( latest £6.4m at 6p )

I thought that the post earlier would have temporarily stopped any unfactual posts.

Obviously not.

So let’s try and post some facts again.

IMM - no revenue; 2025 loss £1.8m

P140 - not in trial it’s only in licensing discussions.

Latest P140 update was a patent, not clinical progress.

Kapiglucagon is pre- IND, years from any form of commercialisation.

Market cap £30m reflects high risk not hidden value.

IMM states itself the entire case hinges on securing a P140 deal in 2026.

Cash runway at this level will require an additional fund raise by end of 2026 - fact.

Anything beyond these facts is speculation or ramping.

The Revd.

Bigsid - you are usually spot on, but I have to rewind on one comment - show me ONE poster that ‘gets on’ with the boxing champion :)

Thought so.

Anyway you will be pleased to know I am in contact with our spinach eating sailor - he is still invested, still in Gibraltar, still watching. As are a number of old embers !

I hope we get some encouraging news next time.

The Revd.

If we are only going to talk about the last RNS, and discount everything that has been said previously, then things really are taking a turn for the worse.

How about 2025 year of delivery ?

How about deal by year end 2025

How about deal Q1 2026

How about trial dates / progress ?

Honestly - what a life !!

The Revd.

P.S. removal of factual posts is a sign of weakness.

Junta - mine removed as well- I thought the new medical term Timendacious affliction was both imaginative and relevant, but someone with limited humour didn’t think so.

No worries though, when all this plays out we, or some of us, will be able to laugh.

Humour is in the end a free commodity which we all should give each other FOC.

Still no volume- we will have to wait until next week.

The Revd.

Morri - and that encapsulates my point - ppl would rather try and pick fights than accept the reality.

Please answer the following questions honestly :

Is the chart showing a down trend forecast YES/NO

Is avg volume down YES/NO

Are you sceptical about TMs statements YES/NO

when you have answered those honestly you will have your answer, and realise that ppl have the right to be concerned - not negative - concerned.

The Revd.

The Revd is being realistic, charts, volume, sentiment - the 3 commandments of share price.

We have a reducing Chanel on the chart.

There is little volume.

There is limited sentiment. Only unvalidated ramping .

Surely you can see that ?

Am I pleased - NO DEFINITELY NOT !!

MSUK - 3 consolidated weeks of low volume - which doesn’t look like changing anytime soon.

This will eventually lead to the SP reducing IMHO - no PI / institutional money in means drift on expenditure / cost cover requirement for market.

The trend is down with no recent interim ‘blips’ which is usually an indicator of things to come.

If only TM could hold an interview saying that we will have a deal by the end of June ppl may then get an opportunity to retrieve some of their investments- but no one would believe him anyway :) Apart from a few !!

The Revd.

Also Professor, stop trying to make out you ‘know’ what is going on. That is morally wrong and is distasteful.

And yes the post has been reported.

That’s all I can say :)

The Revd

Professor - WRONG, a big pharma would be expediting the ‘world first’ revolutionary drug as soon as possible.

NO DELAY

NO SIDE SHOW DISTRACTIONS

NO OPPORTUNITY FOR COMPETITION

That’s what large pharmaceutical companies do.

Making excuses for delays is clutching at straws now.

TM knew how to distract some PIs attention with great effect, hype and hope was created, but look at what the market is telling you.

I have said that numerous times !!

The Revd.

Any chance or discussion linking this to the NHS is firmly closed.

Let’s hope the private sector shows the way forward.