Allergy Therapeutics Share Discussion Threads

[coinbase] 25/6/2023 16:36

Thank you.

[bigbiz] 24/6/2023 10:44

Don't say I didn't warn you.

[bigbiz] 24/6/2023 10:42

Follow the money. Abbott are selling!

[jimmyloser] 23/6/2023 18:28

ZenI suggest you should read coins post again.Hi

[zen12] 23/6/2023 18:09

They maybe Chinese private equity firm, but doesn't give them right to just ignore European FDI regulatory approvals. That is just not true.

[jimmyloser] 23/6/2023 13:55

coinbase,
I have voted that excellent post UP.
There is no denying anything that you have written. If only for the hell of it, I will ride this one out.
jl

[coinbase] 23/6/2023 13:11

Jimmyloser, I wish I shared your optimism. I’ve been doing this for far too long and been burnt more times than I care to remember. I sold the last of my shares yesterday at a 93.67% loss and would urge you and others to look again before averaging down. Towards the beginning of last year there were very few reasons not to invest in Allergy Therapeutics, the science was sound, the company was in good financial health and the principle shareholders (Abbott being the largest) were top-notch. Since then it’s been a completely different story. In May of last year Nick Wykeman, the then CFO, stepped down for no reason and to date still hasn’t been permanently replaced. Four months later the company voluntarily paused production at the Freeman facility, crippling cashflow and falling foul of the terms of its agreement with NatWest. To plug the gap Southern Fox and ZQ Capital loaned the company 10 million with conditions to take it private in the event of the most minor of infringements. Then on the 28th December 2022 Scott Leinenweber, Abbott Vice President, Investor Relations, Licensing and Acquisitions, resigned as a Non-Executive Director. I can’t imagine that Scott is the sort of chap that would suffer fools gladly, nor would he have jumped ship if either he or Abbott believed in the company's ability to deliver value to shareholders. The bottom line is that Abbott, the worlds largest healthcare company, and River and Mercantile Asset Management, with 4.1 billion under management and a keen eye for biotechnology businesses, are largely out and an obscure Chinese private equity firm are in, subject to certain European FDI regulatory approvals none of which are nailed on. In conclusion I think that there is a very good chance that what was a brilliant little company will go bust or be taken private before the end of next month.

[farmergeorge] 23/6/2023 11:04

So, we now have a new financial category of investors emerging - 'certified investors'. Before long, their investment performance will be compared agaist benchmarks.

[jpuff] 23/6/2023 10:54

Ok, I need to be certified but I've just had a nibble

[farmergeorge] 23/6/2023 09:22

Perhaps you are right, hope is the only thing left here.

[jimmyloser] 23/6/2023 09:14

FG
Where have you been? It is the only one left to me lol.

[farmergeorge] 23/6/2023 09:00

jimmyloser, whilst I agree with you, keeping fingers crossed is not an investment strategy.

[jimmyloser] 23/6/2023 08:37

Becca, lol, we have seen better days, for now we will just have to wear out the worry beads and keep our fingers crossed.

Good luck.

[beccasan] 23/6/2023 08:23

We will see Jimmy dear. The funniest part starts right now.

[jimmyloser] 23/6/2023 07:52

Whilst I too believe that there is more to this than meets our eye. I do however believe that the management do know what they are doing, they have an admirable record of delivering compound growth, whilst also delivering innovation. They are guided by a blue chip NOMAD and I believe that these are the darkest days.
There is a huge market for their products once through the gate, and we are closer to opening that gate now, than we have ever been.
It has been a bad year for sure, but it will soon be behind us. USA, China and UK et al, all need what we are developing.
As someone said, park our emotion and see if we are still here and more relevantly, where we are share price wise come the autumn.
Companies have all sorts of reasons for selling as they do for buying.

impo

[beccasan] 23/6/2023 07:17

Clearly there is something we don't know that goes far beyond simple insane economic and financial management. I don't see any conspiracy or speculation. But that's not good news. I only see Chaos from a mediocre management that crosses over from top management to the top and the management of the various departments and affiliates. Chaos that is now cathartically expressing itself all together. This company therefore has no hope. The probability that at least one trial will be successful is close to absolute zero. Because the history of this company proves it. But even the slightest hope that it will succeed is not even remotely enough to reverse fate. A clinical study means nothing. It does not imply registration in a country, it does not imply commercial success of the product. Here is just a widespread and widely mismanaged company, products canceled by the regulatory authorities of the most important countries and something else that we mysteriously still don't know that intuitively is happening very seriously in one or more affiliates. River and Mercantile must have sold for very serious reasons. Something very serious. That should be better investigated and that sooner or later it will come out. The majority shareholders I don't think will want to invest again and I don't think anyone else will. I'll leave it to you to simply deduce what will happen if my assessment is correct.

[jpuff] 22/6/2023 14:56

It's game over here by looks of it

[tomboyb] 22/6/2023 14:51

23mill dumped at 0.80p -

[volsung] 22/6/2023 14:23

Terminal 1

[coinbase] 22/6/2023 14:09

Terminal?!

[amishp67] 22/6/2023 13:40

How they going to raise money though? It will probably end up being taken over by the majority shareholder and sadly you will be wiped out.

[zen12] 22/6/2023 12:01

So you're currently getting counselling lol....never understood why some PIs waste time on these boards. Don't like, then move on plenty of other stocks requiring your great insight...that should add don't require counselling!

[jimmyloser] 22/6/2023 11:48

Book me in :-)

[volsung] 22/6/2023 11:37

Anyone who buys stocks like this needs counselling

[jimmyloser] 22/6/2023 10:17

If the grass trials are as clearly expected a huge success and progress is being made on nuts, raising more money will be no problem. Consolidation beckons.

I am trying to believe that there is a master plan at play.