RE: Why are people invested here if they are so full of doubt?9 Jun 2026 23:05
@PepeLePewle - I wanted to quote your post in reference to the why people are invested here:
"...The first time I posted on here, I said that I had invested in Scancell because I couldn't see any red flags, and it presented a very good investment thesis. That isn't saying it doesn't have risk - any share-holding has that. It means there isn't any stand-out problems... That remains the case.
I have shares in other companies that I will trade. Those companies are subject to very significant speculation, and that means that even if there are red-flags, I can look at the market cap, and say "that's a good price", knowing that I am unlikely to hold for long, and there is some "fat" if the proverbial stuff hits the fan. That isn't the case with Scancell. I bought about 12/18 months ago, and I haven't sold any yet. This is a relatively large cap share that is, in my view, a long-term hold. I would say to anyone who finds it frustrating holding Scancell - just look at other companies to trade in the meantime... There are plenty of opportunities to do that, whilst leaving your Scancell holding intact."
As you mentioned, there are plenty of other companies to invest in if the risk profile here is unpalatable , and this is very obviously not a steady FTSE 100/250 type share and should not be treated as such
But saying that, in regards to your first paragraph about not seeing red flags etc, you kind of read my mind, but also worded it far better than I could have, Scancell in my humble opinion is now somewhat asymmetric in it's in risk, yes its UK bio on the AIM exchange, but with all the information we have so far, all the progress they have achieved, and all of these little moves in the background AND the radio silence....the risk vs reward profile is in fact very promising, all things considered.
The big question now as others have said is how they decide to move forward now.
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