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Well done everyone that's held. Unfortunately I'm punching myself in the face having sold most of my 50p odd buys a couple of weeks ago. I still made a profit but have lost out on a fortune. Not sure whether to jump back in, but whatever ever I choose to do, I wish you all the best.

It's very sad to see this companies share price reduced everyday when we have so much promise. I'm down with an average buy of 78p but I'm still remain invested. I've made mistakes recently selling a stock only to see the share price rise as soon as I sell it. Those stocks as this one had nothing wrong with it, good products, good prospects but just run out of patience. My gut feeling is that news on multiple deals are coming and will take us all by surprise when it lands. We have great products which I have faith in, and this will come good I'm sure. How much lower we will drift, I'm not sure but I'm staying invested as this has the potential to multi-bag from here. GL

Never bought bitcoin, just dipped my toe in here and mode. Looks like some kind of support round about here or 32,700, but I know nothing!

34,500 - 19%
Think it may bounce at 32,000 we'll see!

35,296 - 16.00%!

With regret the £12,000 sell was mine. I originally bought in at about 50p, topping up many times. I sold because of the lack of communication with share holders and the preferential treatment given to the major pharma's. I still hold some and really hope that Clevegen works out but I bought in originally for Traumakine that unfortunately seems to have been ignored in the trial. A phase 3 will need money, hopefully via a partner but if not it will have to be raised via a share dilution. Good luck everyone, I really hope it works out for you all.

I suppose it comes down to if you believe we will be sold as a whole, partly or not at all. To be honest I'd prefer a sale but if we mine it ourselves, so be it. Longer term it would offer more value to mine it ourselves but personally I would prefer a sale. My preference is purely down to retirement plans and investment opportunities elsewhere. Just a quick question, would the board be allowed to release a statement like " we are in advanced talks with one or more parties of the sale of part or whole of the company"? GL

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I agree, this is not government policy, it's a paper titled 'A wealth tax for the UK,Lse Warwick University' indepth report by the ' Economic and social research Council'
It's a 126 page read but very interesting read. The report concludes "A well disgned one-off wealth tax would raise a total of £260 billion at a rate of 5% over £500,000 per individual or £80 billion at a rate of 5% over £2 million per individual, payable at 1% per year over five years. These estimates account for all relevant behavioural responses and administrative costs to government. The tax would be fairer and more economically efficient than alternative tax rises. It could be targeted at those with the most ability to pay based on their wealth and would be very difficult to avoid. The administrative costs on taxpayers and the government would be small relative to the renenue raised."

'125 page report'

Just Google proposed wealth tax UK. There is a 125 report somewhere, I'll see if I can find the link. This is not government policy, it's an idea. It was found the easiest, fairest and cost effective way to raise cash.

Just checked, one off payment of 5% on everything over £500,000.

I read recently about the idea of a wealth tax, they proposed a 5% tax on an individual above the threshold of £500,000 including isa, property, pension and savings. It was also proposed as a one off payment spread over 5 years. This was said to raise £250 billion to help pay for covid. It seems to me that the longer we are in this mess the more likely this could happen. It seems unfair that people like myself who have built up my wealth so not to rely on state so much at retirement, will be the one's who pay.
For myself, I spent most of my life working for a small family business not earning very much trying to keep the business afloat. Eventually after 25years, the business folded in 2008 and I received a redundancy package along with other employees. I invested my money, taking risks to build up a retirement fund over the year's and am now getting closer to my target. It really hasn't been easy, often trades went very badly and very close at times to loosing the lot. I'm now mortgage free and have a pension, isa, and savings. My other colleagues decided to spend the redundancy payment on a expensive cars, holidays or both and now have nothing. Two of them had the house reposesed and now living in council accommodation and claim everything they can. I know I've done well, but is it really fair? I wasn't born with a silver spoon, I have worked hard for what I have and now if at some point this comes in will have to find money to pay this tax. Sorry for winge but just wanted to share my concerns with fellow investors.

I think some are selling through boredom and some are taking profits, others maybe panicking and selling.
Rightly or wrongly I'm still fully invested and have been from my 2.7 buy in. I'm hoping to hold out till the end. GL

Thought I'd let you all know , that 1,190,476 sell at 16:24 was a buy.

I'd be happy with either!!

I really want this deal finalised now and get my life back. I'm looking forward to a offer of a pound plus. I've been here for a while sitting with an average of 2.7 and haven't sold any, here to the end. My question really is how would we feel if we received a similar deal to GGP where we would keep 25% revenue of what's in the ground and someone else does the work? It's not the ideal of what I personally would want or the board but it wouldn't be so bad would it considering what we have, Just a thought GL

While suspended, I think I posted I'd be happy with 35p. I'm greedy now and hoping for £1.35+

While we wait, what offer do we all think is incoming?

Well that non executive director and BRH really have done a number on our and BRH share price. I'm sticking with it, no money left to lower my average but I'm confident this mask is needed. I fear for the lifting of the restrictions, I'd be more confident if this mask was available to me now. I've cancelled Christmas with my family this year, even if Boris says it's ok as my wife is caring for her 85 year old father. This will come good but will need to wait. I bought here to support Garath, it was always going to be a long term share so I'm more relaxed than a trader.