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After 10 years getting effing tedious-must break through this year surely????

Hi Silver. Thanks for that
Eze .Stupendous views out over St.Jean/Cap Ferrat from a height of 1,200 feet
Know it well from my working days when the South of France was one of the territories I had to suffer much to the chagrin of my colleagues stuck in London. Ditto Monaco. (Menus there are now printed in French and Russian-sign of the times!!)
As for the Chevre D'Or know that as well but was a 2nd Mortgage job even 40 years ago and a claim on expenses for eating there would have been greeted with howls of laughter. Today it is a mere £250 per person without wine
Hotel de Paris-similar comment re expenses but talking telephone numbers-one week stay with room overlooking the harbour £9.5k. Food?? I seem to recall lunch for 4 on the terrace on GP day was equivalent to buying a new car.
Not a place I warm to I'm afraid-last visit we sat in Casino Square drinking a small beer and a small glass of wine (£19)
watching the Eurotrash promenading their ostentatious wealth. I mentioned to SWMBO that next visit to the S of F we could bring the Moggy Traveller, arrive in front of the Hotel de Paris and ask one of the flunkies to park it
She thought it was not a very good idea (in reality we would not have progressed past the border with France-they are very fussy who they let in vehiclewise)
GLA
(Apols. for straying off subject but talk of sunnier climes alleviates the impact of our awful weather)

A follower of Stanley perhaps??

Silver.
Yes, it's something I signed up to in 2019 and have used both Avios and a CV only today resulting in return flights to Nice for two people costing me just 2 quid.
Hopefully, one day, I will be able to afford a chartered private jet, courtesy of Sareum!!

walts- very kind of you but I think I've got the b.....s worried at last!!
Where are you based?

Many thanks Ahfam- must admit I speed viewed the video as am in the throes of fighting websites in a vain attempt to book a holiday. Who on earth designs some of them-must be geeks with no notion of easing customer interface I believe it is called nowadays

Yes I did but was interrupted. Having looked at the transcript short while ago I hear the talk about obtaining approval in Europe if the English bean counters don't get their act together.

...at it again. Pumped up to 125 then bounced back to 105.Usual waiting for news scenario.
On that subject wonder what's happened to our CTA-deathly silence since 8th November.

https://www.investormeetcompany.com/investor/meeting/annual-general-meeting-66

Seems like a nice jolly to Sunny California doesn't it?? Not really- it will be pimply sissing it down it seems BUT let's hope the sun shines on his Sareum presentation!

Oh hello SOG-wasn't aimed at you actually just at the notion that such a figure is almost science fiction when you consider the biggest Pharmas in the World are worth nowhere near that figure.
"Grow up" "get a life and a sense of humour"-totally irrelevant comment

....all the hype about £40 a share and other pie in the sky figures, massive potential etc etc when we can't even hang on to minor improvement for more than 48 hours. There can't be anything happening in the immediate future otherwise Parker would be immediately accused of dubious trading.
Until we get CTA approval we are at a standstill and subject to manipulation by those grubby little barstewards in the market

potnak.
Not surprised. Bureaucracy aka non-jobs being protected at all costs, has been the major millstone round this country's necks since time immemorial.
8 months from CTA approval to commencement of clinical testing is a disgrace.

Tut tut Krone!!!
You've probably done the mighty FT out of £1.00.!!!
These papers bang on about freedom of the press then get all noughty because you share a snippet of info.
I wonder, would they do the same if you lent a paper copy of the FT to someone else???

Is it?? Or is it the market taking a post holiday long look at the AGM and deciding it is the usual jam tomorrow froth albeit presented in a more professional manner with a few mini mini carrots thrown in for good measure
BoD now need to get their act together, light a few fires under slothful Civil Service backsides and get this s.....g company going.
Nowt more until 2023-Happy New Year to all you good folk-may it prove to be THE year!!

....as against 11% inflation!!!

"The London Stock Exchange does have extended hours trading. The Pre-Trading Session is from 5:05 am to 7:50 am. The Post-Trading Session is from 4:40 pm to 5:15 pm."
That is on a normal day. Yesterday the Exchange closed at 12.30- how come a considerable chunk of trades were still going through in the afternoon, some even after the normal 17.15 cut-off time?

NT.
The Government doesn't give a monkey's about British companies as has been demonstrated on many occasions when they have dished out £multi billion contracts to foreign firms. They make lots of soothing comments about "hardworking families" and all that crap but in reality they couldn't care less.

my previous comment yesterday, now down 20% since Monday and likely to fall further as we approach the long weekend. Disappointing to say the least.
Note to Parker et Al.
We are now past all the hyperbole, encouraging noises, and optimistic expectations that have been dished out over the last ten years. Even the most optimistic shareholders must now be saying "when is it going to actually happen" ( yes you are!!!!).
If, after the aforesaid encouraging noises made last Friday, there are further long delays while the bean counters shuffle the paper around in the hope their workload will magically disappear, the credibility of Sareum is going to be damaged even further and the lower the SP goes the more difficult it will be for it to regain the level it should be.
I'm slightly optimistic something positive will happen in 2023 as I said, but the BoD now needs to capitalise on their confident noises and make it happen.
Only about 25 hours of trading left this year-let's hope we can end the year without dropping to the much discussed 50p.
GLA

Unpalatable as it may be to The Faithful am inclined to agree with you.
It is not coincidental that EVERY time we receive even a sniff of good news there is a short burst then an immediate retrace.

SP back to where it was 21 months ago ( and PLEASE do not remind me about where we were .... years ago as it is about as useful as a General saying " we've lost the last three battles chaps but don't forget those we won 5 years ago")
Granted over the years progress has been made but the ONLY bit of news which will make this share maintain its value will be positive results as opposed to encouraging noises.

Hoping upon hope this will happen in 2023 and at present I am quietly optimistic that the "encouraging noises" made last Friday might just turn into actual substance and provide hope for the afflicted and a bit of dosh for us beleaguered investors.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and to all those of you and yours suffering from illness best wishes for a speedy recovery.