E-therapeutics Share Discussion Threads

[beaufort1] 27/4/2012 10:36

Nice to see it pushing back up again

[plughole] 26/4/2012 11:19

Patience is required here. Plenty of potential but I'm willing to wait for an entry of around 33p. If I miss the boat there are plenty of alternatives.

[beaufort1] 25/4/2012 17:28

Closed at a four-year high today, so quite significant, even with Galvan factor

[thedickster] 25/4/2012 15:23

yep, felt right pleased with myself over lunch, now just hoping for a retracement back to circa 37p where previous resistance was, if it doesn't i'm a berk!

[beaufort1] 25/4/2012 15:09

All weird stuff today, but perhaps not surprising if some long term holders heading for the exits on near 50% rise.

[thedickster] 25/4/2012 13:13

lol Plughole, im almost tempeted to sell and buy back in, when the dust settles! But that has its risks as sods law says not ALL the action is tipster generated! Hey ho, better a price rise than a fall in any event, atually i heard months and months ago that many people said their "Google" technology justifies the market cap alone and more, so you have all the molecules in Phase blah for free!

[beaufort1] 25/4/2012 11:48

Yikes - price certainly moving. Probably pump and dump as you say.

[plughole] 25/4/2012 11:13

Probably unwise to buy just after Galvan issues a report, but it certainly creates a lot of interest. I prefer to buy a few weeks later when the price settles down.

[dynoport] 25/4/2012 10:43

I see someone has already posted this; doh

[beaufort1] 24/4/2012 15:46

yes but at least the stock is getting a bit of publicity...

[thedickster] 24/4/2012 12:22

NURSE, medication please, or a crystal meth brekky! LOL They are a quality outfit, of that there is no doubt, but would prefer to see prices going up on news as opposed to R A M P LOL

[lbo] 24/4/2012 12:15

Major pumpty dumpty sitting on a wall! Spam emails being sent out and everything!


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[beaufort1] 24/4/2012 10:20

Galvan pushing this one.

[beaufort1] 24/4/2012 09:20

Up again - well something must be happening! Management doing a tour round the City?

[thedickster] 23/4/2012 16:05

Yep i got in late last year, biotech-wise also in Scancell and Synairgen, Medgenics and Tissue Regenix All of which have faired better than the one i have said goodbye to , Val,Summ and Rene! Rene will have it's day though i'm sure, just not for a while yet

[thedickster] 23/4/2012 14:56

yep i have a sneeking suspicion that there could be more buyers that sellers about today......................................

[beaufort1] 23/4/2012 14:31

Up 15% all of a sudden. Maybe someone bought some shares?!

[beaufort1] 30/3/2012 14:27

A long-dead thread, but finally some action here...

[beaufort1] 29/3/2012 16:41

Good to see approval of clinical trials