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Dear oh dear... resorted to talking to yourself again I see. A psychologist would have a field day! You really need to try NOT to use the same phraseology and favourite word choices to be plausible as "two" people... not just the one!

"Dr Jim Millen, CEO said: "We believe that the signing of agreements with three major pharmaceutical clients within the space of three months is a real sign of the confidence in our technology that is starting to build within the industry. Our aim now will be to develop longer-term relationships with these major companies and to secure further pre-clinical and clinical projects."

LOL. If only that were true... others here... and we already number quite a few!!!! would not feel the need to challenge your incessant negativity and highlight your inconsistencies for other newcomers to see... As I said... proof will come in the weeks to follow... at the expense of your own unhealthy obsession I hope... and as for boring people... what a joke! This is the first day I've bothered challenging you and I've been invested in this share for months... most days of which I have had to listen to you drone on and on and on and on and on and on. Even after I filtered you a while back... I still saw and read responses from others to your constant moaning... you are the ultimate share bore and EVERYONE knows it!

LOL... but you're "helping them" by trashing the share daily in the hope it will fall even lower so you can benefit at their expense? Yeah right - what a generous soul you are (not) I'm guessing those who bought and held at 10p+ will be patient for now... something that you evidently lack in your skill set

Dear oh dear, Dave... Greed is obviously an issue for you. If you think 30 percent is a poor return ... it's no wonder you constantly de-ramp this share. You didn't like my word "merit"... but I can't see how else to describe a 30% or even 20% or 10% profit for that matter. Seems like a "meritable" return to any "sane" investor in the short term... and with a stretch of the imagination (I know this will be difficult for you) you might even see a larger % return over the year as contracts are signed and the company profile continues to build... but if you haven't invested, you'll hopefully have left in a huff by then... AIMHO DYOR

Daveavt: "Yes it does, Max of about 7 to 8p on news as we have seen over and over. Hence why I'd have to throw in 20k to make 6k on my margins." Your words Dave... not mine. Over and over... you say... and guess what? I agree :-)

Daveavt: "Yes it does, Max of about 7 to 8p on news as we have seen over and over. Hence why I'd have to throw in 20k to make 6k on my margins." So there we have it in b&w folks... even in the words of PYC's most fierce critic... Dave... the SP has wings and the company has merit. Would appear we're both singing from the same hymn sheet after all then! The only difference is that some folk would be happy to buy in a fraction higher to show a fraction lower profit LOL :-)

Says it all really: Dave "IS" prepared to build a 20k stake in the company he tells us all is worthless "IF" the SP drops below 5p... I guess PYC does have some value after all then... LOL... you can't make this stuff up!

In truth I find you vaguely amusing and hope you hang around long enough for me to prove you wrong... even though (we already know) you'll strenuously deny anything you ever said at that point... Besides, I have a distinct advantage over you: I'm a patient man, I'm happy to wait and see...

LOL! The truth will prevail... dodgy dealers always lose in the end... it will give me great satisfaction to see you (once again) in denial or (better still) disappear altogether - a few weeks from now.

In that scenario Dave... your the guy that tells your friend not to buy the car, then goes behind his back and buys it yourself for a profit when you come to sell on later... Honesty "always" prevails in my experience...

How much profit have most AIM listed companies made Dave... you do know you are trading in an AIM share here don't you? Just to help you out: AIM companies are early inception higher risk investment companies - however they do have higher growth potential over THE LONGER TERM. Hence the reason we are both here... you to buy back in lower by de-ramping and me prepared to defend my investment and wait too be proven right over the longer term...

Leapfrog, If you're invested... it makes sense to be interested in seeing the SP go up. If you aren't - or want a lower entry... you have an "agenda" in my book. Not transparent and doesn't paint a fair picture to newer investors. I AM invested and am happy to share my HONEST reasons for believing in the company. Yes... I want the SP to rise, but I am only giving my view... no ramping ever intended... as I mostly only ever trade 5% and always hold long 95%. As for the companies track record: You were no doubt aware that this was a start-up biotech company and as such would take a number of years to prove up its cutting edge technology. I "rarely" invest at start-up for the simple reason that risk is high and inevitable fundings and issues are encountered along the journey. Today... the company is IMHO proven up, considerably de-risked and an excellent prospect and a solid future investment. There are few AIM companies that are risk-less... in fact I would say there are none. If you invest here, you need to know the risks and if you want to day trade this share, it will be difficult to call. However... if you can see past your nose end and are prepared to invest for longer than a fortnight... then IMHO you will be in profit at current SP levels. Only time will tell... DYOR

Doh... Dave! Not a good comparison, as the car industry works on "very" small percentage margin. As has already been "extensively" pointed out: the profit margins here on pre-clinical are good, but on clinical are huge. If anyone has been spiked on SP I'm guessing it's you - you sold out at a loss and are bitter as a consequence ... this is the only rational explanation for your obsessive compulsive behaviour and determination to rubbish a perfectly sound future prospect. If you don't buy back in now... you may live to regret it (again) Technology proven up... more contracts imminent... growing demand... and more news to follow... ignoring the short term spikes and dips... which way will the SP go... I WONDER!?!

1) SP levels around 5.25 - 5.75 until next news breaks (7 - 14 days) 2) News of next contract and SP spikes at 7p then levels back around 6.25 3) Third contract, SP climbs again and Dave leaves us all in peace for good and goes off to rubbish another share instead... happy days :-)

to SP here, from what I can see - looking through past history and current RNS's. A profitable company offering a "bonus" dividend ex date by month end... what's not to like for potential new investors at this price level?

and - judging by this mornings buys already - I think many seem to agree that the current SP offers great short / medium and longer term growth value. GLTA

Too many PI's with burnt fingers. On the face of it... the prospects here look good (don't they always?)... but "trust" is now a key issue here. I had a larger investment which I have gradually sold off... still have a smaller investment which I will keep, but I am wary of committing any more money until there are hard facts to back up the continual company hype. The update today and the reaction by investors sadly sums up investor belief... MTR involvement is a double-edged sword as they also have a dubious reputation having previously left investors with burnt fingers elsewhere - by selling out ahead of drops :-(

TLWilliams, Agreed... I have changed my investment strategy very recently as a result of the current market. I have always picked from a range both on AIM and in the FTSE 250 / 100. My plan has always been to use AIM as a short-term punt and to leave the 250 / 100 shares to accrue long term value / dividends. Problem - of late - has been that my "so called" safe investments have turned sour and my AIM shares have been carrying them for most of the year so far. Under "normal" circumstances I would not worry, as they would probably come good again.... BUT I also worry about a market correction! At least with my shorter term AIM investments I can cut and run, whereas my longer term plays are already heavily underwater as it is. A 20% correction would leave my share investment plans in tatters for years to come. Until Brexit is sorted and we know what's happening in Europe with some certainty, I am avoiding the 250 / 100 UK listed companies like the plague (which coincidentally is probably what every other II is doing right now and the reason we are experiencing such strange times IMHO) GLA :-)

Andreaban, Did the exact same thing myself! Been fortunate in the past in similar situations profiting from the bounce after the shares are seemingly over-sold. This one is a complete mystery to me! Got to say... I've learned more hard lessons here in the FTSE 100 than on AIM!!!!! of late (ITV, BTA... etc...etc...) Seems like UK PLC is taking a battering from the II's and they don't pull their punches on bad news? GLA