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"If you don't believe anything why are you here????"

@scinv_temp - I may have said this before, you clearly don't trust Professor Durrant or the company itself it seems. So why are you actually invested in Scancell? That is, if you are actually invested here.

Thanks also for the summary bobbust. When you get a chance I',m sure many of us would appreciate a more detailed breakdown of your thoughts.

Obviously have very little recollection, and every year is different, but yesterday's and today's trading doesn't seem to have the usual AGM day trading pattern?

Doesn't it start at 3pm?

I was wondering if having a permanent CEO in place could be a prerequisite for a partner/larger deal?

Also could they have saved this announcement until the AGM I wonder?

Thanks miavoce and chester18.

550k is a big wedge IMO.

Also looks like a buy of 145k went through this morning on Aquis also.

Thanks miavoce, interesting especially with AGM this week?

But when/where is this 550k trade, saw it mentioned on Friday on the other side but couldn't see it.

AGM Dates comparison:

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Friday 25th October 2024

Wednesday 29th November 2023

Monday 21st November 2022

Tuesday 23rd November 2021

RE Results:

"18/10/2024

19:41 It’s nuts MT some chin rubbing thinking results might not be good

BUT

Material appointments made to the team

Expert panel for the best route phase 2/3.

Indicating that Scib must be maintaining its ORR path.

Data said to be Q4, scan timelines known, patient numbers known through various articles date stamped. Which means there is no way they can get confirmation scans on the extra numbers seen (36).

So unless the appts, panel, phase 2/3 plans are a complete con, then ORR of 80%+ is about to drop in shortly.

With various other news pending.

Inan appears bonkers at times (apologies inan) but he speaks more sense on the prospects than his, at times, clueless detractors.

Oh and by the way an apparent new follower on X appears to be a Richard Sneller who appears to be a wealthy investor.

chilltime"

Whilst it's quiet I thougt it was worth re-posting these excellent (IMO) posts frm Chilltime from the other side:

RE AGM being earlier than normal, appears to be at least one month sooner compared to 2022 & 2023?

"18/10/2024

17:49 The AGM is weeks earlier than usual?

They could have let it run to the normal time (late Nov) giving more time for results.

It could well be that 27 hit expected prior and that can only be from 32, as they wouldn't have scan results for number 33 by then.

27/32 is 84% ORR.

4 trading days left pre AGM.

Water, grain, hops and yeast, I can smell it from here.

chilltime"

I was thinking exactly along the same lines JB1 RE the £10 trade, especially when the 71 trade popped up.

So either someone spending their pocket money from mum and dad or something more interesting (and likely).

80p-£1 as a starter. Then £2 not long after. After that, the sky is the limit.

But £2 is my main target.

All IMO and obviously I know nothing!

@scinv_temp - I take it you are still invested here?

...was a bit out of the blue, relatively speaking.

Violindog, as EE and others have said, these sweeping assumptions you keep making based on poorly thought out conjecture are doing you no favours, personally and on this board. They come across as irrational. IMO.

Trust me I am impatient as yourself, but I know we must wait for the all important trial results/RNS's first before assuming anything. Again IMO.

And I feel there will be multiple interested parties in Scancell and the pipeline. When they decide to pull the trigger is the question. I have mentioned this before, I don't think Scancell have let us know each time they have been approached, which could be many times. I do feel like Scancell want serious numbers, which of course would be justified with great trial results.

Don't put yourself down lofas.

The BBC are anything but impartial, despite their own mantra.

And we all know how goverment/MP's relationships with big pharma/certain academic institutions work also, as highlighted by covid. IMO.

Https://www.morningstar.com/news/business-wire/20241002305757/dr-wouter-latour-joins-pharmajet-as-chief-executive-officer

“This is an exciting time for PharmaJet with tremendous prospects for growth and value creation,” commented Dr. Latour. “PharmaJet’s needle-free delivery system has demonstrated enhanced effectiveness of nucleic acid vaccines and immunotherapies in numerous clinical and preclinical studies, while being a highly consistent and convenient method of delivery. The company has provided over ten million syringes for large polio eradication campaigns across the globe, but there are many other important therapeutic and vaccine applications where the technology can be applied. The recently announced strategic partnership with Scancell to develop a DNA vaccine for advanced melanoma using the PharmaJet delivery system is an excellent example. PharmaJet is poised to redefine the field of vaccine and therapeutics delivery, and I am looking forward to joining them on their journey.”

As echoed but others, hope you find the best treatment for your dad moljen. And good to see posters pulling together on both forums to provide info/knowledge.

Interesting comments on how to get the best out of the NHS I thought too.

If only he had some shares to actually sell though.