RE: TAkEOVER20 Apr 2026 11:37
Safe, i am not "obsessed". My point that you ands others are so conveniently bypassing is that the same language was used on the then, ground breaking tech, and is being repeated now. When that language was used in the past the same type of posts today were written then too, and pretty much by the same posters.
A deal in the not too distant future has not materialised and I don't think it unfair to say that we all, based on that remark by CC, thought it would have been by now.
Some have put forward theories as to what has delayed this supposed deal, but it is only guesswork. So different CEO, same thing, so far.
Its not that much of a different company other than the diagnostics company has been sold off. Otherwise its always about the next 6-12 months, next trial, soon-to-be inflection points, any time now etc etc.
It is lazy (and inaccurate) to keep referring to my style of investing as to assume that I have an "agenda"
Lets be straight forward: If you say (falsely) I am posting these comments because I am short or I want the SP to fall, then every positive post must have by your logic, an agenda too, and that is because they want the SP to go up. So whats the difference?
However. I have only ever been completely out of this company for a few weeks and and i agree with you the news seems to be overwhelming positive so I am happy to build a position, but I can at the same time be aware that we have been here before and that it may be prudent to remind some so they don't carried away.
The cry always is "we are adults, we know what we are doing", well yes to the first part, but gambling is hugely addictive and is equally easy for it to get out of control.
To constantly read and post nothing but a company that will increase in value by 10-100 times fuels that destructive drug and at the same shout down and insult anyone who says, "hold on, we have been here before" to denigrate a perfectly reasonable counter, whether it turns out to be right or wrong is I think irresponsible.
Imagine if we were discussing legalising all class A drugs? What then? this BB would go on about the highs, ignore the lows and the destroyed lives and try and cancel anyone who said differently.
A gambling addiction is awful. Yes we invest to make money but historically it was left to brokers and we did not get involved. Now with the internet we can all play directly, but although some may have money in safer stocks and a reasonably diversified portfolio there are more I would guess both here and on many of the AIM companies on LSE that are chasing rainbows and betting more than they can actually afford to lose.