Immupharma Share Discussion Threads

[badger60] 16/12/2017 16:44

Fill yer boots boys.....only watch out for the odd director option conversion and sale now and again............

[badger60] 16/12/2017 16:40

You were the one who misguidedly used your wife's unfortunate situation in the first instance to try to score brownie points ........which while I sympathize, given the forum, I also felt was somewhat distasteful.I also have a few personal tragedies but would not dream of mentioning them or using them as a lever to reinforce my opinion with strangers on a stock bb. They are personal and will remain that way.

[divmad] 16/12/2017 16:37

It's a great shame, really, badger. If you had done your homework, one year ago or even six months ago, you could have come on here and multi-bagged and then boast about it. As it is, you're a sad lonely individual that resents others making money or criticising you.

Filtered . Bye bye loser.

[hamhamham1] 16/12/2017 16:30

Badger, let's face it, you're just here because you are unhappy about something and it's certainly nothing to do with this particular share (whether you admit that here or not, well that's up to you). Poking at investors here maybe a distraction from tackling your issue but you won't find the answer here. Thinly veiling your unhappiness under the guise of 'being contrarian' is a bit lame. Only you know the truth. I don't overly give a fig.

[topdiesel] 16/12/2017 16:29

I will say that badger has actually helped me out since I have an outstanding order to be filled. Wasn't able to purchase the shares on Friday. Hopefully, our investor's savior will savior me into some cheaper shares.

[jp1962] 16/12/2017 16:26

So badger you are on here to save us from our woes and you are the investor's saviour eh lol?Where were you last year or few months ago? Just as the news is about to be announced you come on here you and try opportunistically to get the price lower to gain a cheaper entry!

[topdiesel] 16/12/2017 16:26

You were the one who used my situation to smear my discussions. I will not address your posts any further since you are clearly a sad person crying out for attention. I am sure you will respond to this post and I will let you have the last word. Thanks for your kind words about my family's situation. I don't have a holier than thou stance. As I stated previously, my investments are for purely selfish reasons. Just like most investors. Thanks for the advice, I have filtered you. There is a first for everything.

[badger60] 16/12/2017 16:11

Whilst I sympathize with your unfortunate family health circumstances, please stop using it as a confused holier than thou vehicle to express your distain against my stance on IMM as an investment. This is a stock bb forum, and if you don't like what you read....filter me. Your unfortunate personal circumstances are certainly not the focus of my attention or derision.........IMM as an investment is......

[che7win] 16/12/2017 15:59

Last post from me - Shares magazine extract from April 2017 below:

"Management anticipates that Lupuzor will also be cheaper than its competitor, which is currently priced at around $30,000 annually per person.
WHAT ARE THE COMMERCIALISATION PLANS?
Immu-Pharma plans to commercialise the drug through licensing deals with big pharmaceutical companies that need new drugs in their pipeline to keep delivering profit growth.
The company will receive royalties on sales from its global licensees.
Currently, management estimates a 95% gross margin.
Either a partner or the company will work with the manufacturer to make Lupuzor on a large scale."
Marketing costs are expected to be low as management will target rheumatologist clinics that specialise in treating lupus sufferers. Immu-Pharma’s market for Lupuzor is initially the US and wider North American continent with potential to expand to Europe and Japan.
These are important markets for Immu-Pharma as approximately 1.5m people suffer from the most severe form of lupus known as Systemic Lupus Erythematosus in Europe, the US and Japan.
The condition can involve various parts of the body and is more likely to affect certain ethnic groups and women. (LMJ)

[topdiesel] 16/12/2017 15:51

Badger you are a true piece of work. If you took the time to read through this thread you would know that I invest in every lupus drug. Hopefully, the one that works will increase in value and pay for my wife's treatment. Yes, finding a cure is paramount. but as you expressed earlier, the folks who want the cure have to pay for it don't they. Keep trying to smear people you pos. I am not altruistic. I am truly selfish because I don't want my wife and kids to suffer through this disease and crippling lifestyle. Enjoy your day, I hope all this negativity warms your heart during this holiday season. I am sure those around you truly enjoy your company.

[badger60] 16/12/2017 15:49

You can really smell that coffee.......cheggers

[che7win] 16/12/2017 15:48

Badger has one sad attitude, I guess because of losing in ISAT.Oh dear, look at her latest post over on ISAT board, I'm afraid her comments are all to get an an avatar - how utterly sad:"badger60 - 16 Dec 2017 - 11:28 - 2797 of 2798 - 0Windy.....a very nice bunch over on the IMM bb......one of them even mention you by name! They did get a bit touchy when I expressed my contrarian view point......... but one of them is interested in buying OPHR, so at least some good came out of it.Anyway the last bb count was $45bn revenues (or was it £45bn?) on the lupus jollop. So that makes up a bit for the disappointing ISAT performance of late.Ttfn."

[money maker1] 16/12/2017 15:42

That only makes a quick takeover offer more likely then.

[che7win] 16/12/2017 15:40

money maker1, Not outside realms of possibility, but I think Asats view is mine now - may take a while.

[badger60] 16/12/2017 15:38

topdiesel

Funny how you can flip-flop so quickly between your sanctimonious altruistic finger pointing at me....to basking in the mouthwatering future perceived valuations of your investment .....and I sincerely hope that your wife's health improves.

[money maker1] 16/12/2017 15:23

I value Lupuzor more than Benlysta because it is likely to be better, cheaper, fasting acting, higher profit margin and applicable to numerous other indications. I think you would agree with that.

[gbh2] 16/12/2017 15:22

One I will say about Badger's point of view is that this thread first appeared to me as one of those Winfrey led BS threads & though I'm still not sure about this threads content, I am happy enough with IMM's prospects that I hold a few of its shares.

[ny boy] 16/12/2017 15:15

Badger, you are either trying to get in lower, having missed the boat or have nothing else to do, why bother posting if you are negative over this stock.

Much more buying than selling each week, stock shortage building, aim for 175/185p by Christmas with the real action to kick off late January

[topdiesel] 16/12/2017 15:10

Asat...I agree with you. I would love to be proven wrong by toptips and moneymaker, but think the 20s or mabye 30s is more realistic for a deal.

[asat91] 16/12/2017 15:05

Moneymaker I don't necessarily disagree with the lower end of your valuations being possible in late 2018/2019/2020.

I do disagree strongly with the timescale you suggest, and I disagree that it is certain to happen, even if positive results are achieved.

[topdiesel] 16/12/2017 14:54

Here is a link to help you educate yourself on the effects of lupus and how desperate patients are for treatment. If you still think insurance companies would rather pay for the complications rather than a treatment, then you are truly beyond help. and

[topdiesel] 16/12/2017 14:48

Badger...you asked who would pay 20-25,000 a year. I would gladly pay that amount for my wife who has Lupus. Do you think Selena Gomez would have rather taken a shot if it worked instead of a kidney transplant. It is incredibly ignorant and hurtful to discuss things in such a flippant way when so many are suffering more than you can imagine. You are a worthless troll. Anyone who cares about someone with Lupus knows how devastating and life altering it is.

[money maker1] 16/12/2017 14:42

asat91 & che7win this is what i have been saying all along. To see the value of IMM and Lupuzor / P140, look at takeovers in the sector. That is why i am saying £60 to £100 on good Phase 3 Lupuzor results.


asat91
16 Dec '17 - 12:05 - 7486 of 7504
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I agree Che. From a numbers point of view it's difficult not to get carried away.

Pharmacyclics which Abbvie bought for $21 billion, had only one approved blockbuster drug and 3 in the pipeline at time of acquisition which is very similar to IMM.

(abbvie also attempted a $50 billion deal that fell through so definitely have the cash available for a $10 billion+ acquisition of IMM if results are good)


che7win
16 Dec '17 - 12:12 - 7487 of 7504
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Asat
Agreed, I previously would have dismissed your figures before today, thinking them as not realistic.

Now, I'm stunned at what I own here.

Glad I bought more two days ago, if I'm right, this current rise in the share price will look flat looking back at a 6 months chart from now :-).

[divinessence] 16/12/2017 14:11

badger60 its clear you have nothing useful to say as you are no a kinda twisted mission. So I will ignore you from now and recommend others do the same. You are completely a waste of time.