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conflicts became conflictions not sure that made sense.

Supercooper

Many have said on here that it depends on the oil price. If oil breaks out and goes above $55 forget about dilution. If oil stays below $45 in January 2021 than a dilution of some kind may be possible. As for in-between $45-55 a mix of measures are likely to prevail and a modest dilution to seal a deal may happen. The reality is that Bloomberg late last week advised that anyone investing in oil companies, to focus on those in low cost jurisdictions like Africa, on companies that have focussed on cost reduction and improving the value of assets they hold. Tullow not mentioned by name, but the best description anybody can hope for to stand and hold here and hope for the best.

I have monetised some Tullow losses against gains since April 2020. It has left me with cash to deal with modest dilution risk on what I hold. It may prove completely unnecessary. What I do know is that the oil industry can not pump out oil below $45 for a long period of time. Exploration has collapsed, Capex has been nearly wiped out. The infrastructure to replace it has not been built. The oil sector is sitting in a zone of long term depression at the present time. I hope that does not come to pass but we await what happens. The world has gambled on no major war conflictions taking place while dealing with Covid-19.

TT

We have probably seen the results of 2am shelling of Ganga by Armenia on television where residential homes were destroyed killing men, women and children. I am hoping that another ceasefire is called soon and the message everywhere is stop shooting, stop shelling etcetera. I should comment that AAZ is a peaceful company and I sure everyone choosing to invest in AAZ wants a peaceful outcome.

As for individuals who swear on boards, I will remind them we all have a filter button to ignore them and for them to respect a wider audience. Anything we scribe here does not change anything.

Reserve and resources report plus the ceasefire can take the share beyond 150p. A gold price run in to 2030 would see 180p.

It looks as if they have stalled the oil companies instead. Never mind it has been a good week with RBL supportive.

Take your bets for USA open. Looks like Tullow may be getting ready to move up.

Found support at 172p and this is where the kiwis may get left behind.

So it can pull back for an hour or two. Hourly RSI 75 and stochs are 100%.

On a submarine (nuclear or otherwise) it can stay at depth and just spray some synairgen nebuliser around the crew when a rating has brought the virus onto the ship and so avoid giving away their position.

The more I think about, if big Pharma can not be bothered Tesco and Alan Sugar may take it on. Somebody contact Alan.

I would buy one tomorrow.

I also imagined Synairgen spraying it on large filters that go into food processing factories. They may need to work with companies like Millipore or whatever to do that. Certainly would not need a clinical trial to get that in use.

I was wondering what the value maybe if the synairgen interferon nebuliser was used to spray inside a mask to give added protection to hospital keyworkers in operating theatres and essentially used the product as a coating. In theory interferon has not entered the body so it could be used on the market for that purpose. They could do a diluted version or work with a mask company to do it.

Amur

So much hot air at the moment. Putin has called in both Foreign Ministers. I would not be surprised if the fighting stops this weekend.

I just wrote on the IAG Board hope someone alerts their CEO. Feel free to spread the word.

Has anyone here know of the Synairgen nebuliser containing beta interferon that could stop Covid-19 viral growth in the lungs. The UK Government is not doing that much at the moment. I just wondered if your Directors knew about a possible solution to the Covid-19 problem that might save the entire travel business.

1. Airline owners Richard Branson Virgin, IAG, Ryan Air and Easy jet.
2. Major pub chains like Witherspoons and Restaurant chains.
3. TUI, Cineworld etc.
4. The Chancellor RS

Just maybe some in Government might do something if they mention something like this could save their business like right now.

TT

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21162650/

One of the most common adverse reactions is a severe allergic response.

The only safe transfer of antibodies is between a new mother and a baby in breast feeding. The baby has no immune system for the first 17 days of life. It recognises the breast milk antibodies as non-foreign. A proportion of adults receiving antibodies whether monoclonal or otherwise may have a part of their structure recognised as foreign. This can lead to antibodies raised against the antibodies infused. When antibodies bind to one another they precipitate in the kidneys causing renal disease. So antibody therapies need to be very precise in targeting the virus and not part of the host immune system. The safety studies are extremely important with such therapies. I would choose Synairgen's beta nebuliser interferon over an infused antibody any day of the week.

I believe he is very wealthy. If it is the Stephen Beethan (famous one) than if you live in London or Manchester you may walk past one of the building's he either fully owns or at least half. The big difference between him and Donald Trump is that he does not go broke and knows how to manage a business empire. His track record on LSE is impressive. Other boards wish they had his interest. I came back for into Tullow for a number of reasons and one of them is due to him when I discovered he really was buying 4 M shares a go. I did need a mental break to be off Tullow but allowed me to think differently. Slift was right about my re-appearing.