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[bluemango] 27/2/2024 10:48

#92730

Assuming you mean as some kind of yardstick, the comments on here - by the same logic, a sulking, constantly complaining, spoilt child who makes more noise than the quieter ones, is somehow in the right.

[peverill] 27/2/2024 10:40

Looks like nobody has the energy for this anymore,looks like CJP has at last worn you all down.Next move will probably recall the loan and take it private as there is nothing to in the kitty to repay him.

[peverill] 23/2/2024 13:26

Much appreciated JJ,I find a bit of clarity is a rare thing on the old PRM bb's and is even scorned upon by many.

[james japp] 23/2/2024 09:57

Avatars may wish to note that I have awarded 92727 both a thumbs up and some PlusOne coinage.

[peverill] 23/2/2024 09:47

I would say with a fair degree of accuracy that it has been shelved,like everything else.And if the US move doesn't deliver it will all be gone by 2026,because no one in their right mind will give them any money to fund the next pie in the sky idea.

[bluemango] 22/2/2024 19:52

It's imminent, of course.

[stocktastic] 22/2/2024 19:40

How is the atroke test going jt??

[james japp] 20/2/2024 10:10

92723

That is unkind, he has hung his hat on some other absolute howlers that cost a Kings ransom and fully deserve a mention too. TDM and MNT to name but 2.

[peverill] 20/2/2024 10:03

Even bitcoin,he would worth billions,alas he chose this pile and Kefi,Ffs Richard.

[coldale1] 20/2/2024 09:04

If the Goat had put his dough into a tracker (virtually any tracker) 30 yrs ago instead of this dog the chances are he would now be the multi millionaire he so craves to be....

[049balt] 15/2/2024 18:37

Just maybe someone will need a licence from PRM. It is a hope and just that.

[peverill] 14/2/2024 19:59

Does Richard not remember he sold out a few years ago,bought back in near 6p ish and now claiming he made a significant profit when the share price has been in the doldrums for the last 5 years.Even with dynamic Mrs S at the helm being unable to budge the price despite picking up over a million in wages and taking the company back 10 years and putting numerous investors on the breadline.

[colinhy] 14/2/2024 17:15

HM Gov press release today announcing new tests for alzhiemer's and stroke diagnosis, there is NO connection with Proteome Sciences.


One company is developing a blood test for Alzheimer’s Disease which means patients could be identified and treated earlier. Roche Diagnostics Ltd has developed the Amyloid Plasma Panel – a blood test which could help clinicians decide if patients with cognitive impairment should undergo tests or imaging to confirm Alzheimer’s Disease.

A portable blood test, from Upfront Diagnostics, could help paramedics identify stroke patients more quickly. Currently, ambulance workers can’t recognise a patient with a blood clot blocking the flow of blood and oxygen to their brain, who would require urgent treatment at stroke centres rather than local hospitals.

[monte1] 14/2/2024 16:07

I’ll tell you one thing for free goatherd - you could give that there Putin a good run for his money in the rewriting of history stakes.

[the bull] 14/2/2024 15:48

Do you think you will ever sell Goat and make money here

[monte1] 14/2/2024 15:03

Of course astute avatars will also recall the buyers remorse arising from the purchase of Fitness First and the realisation that things were allegedly not quite as portrayed - hence the coining of the nickname ‘old slippery’.

That should have been your big red flag right there.

[goatherd] 14/2/2024 14:28

If you remember at the foundation of Proteome CJP set PRM up at the same time as Fitness First. At the time he said Fitness First was to make money (and, boy, didn't it), and Proteome was to find a cure to what his infant child died of.

In hindsight that should have given a clue to the likelihood of making money with PRM.

Nobody seems to have spotted that - I wish I had!

[elpirata] 14/2/2024 14:05

good post pev

peverill 14 Feb '24 - 13:28 - 92720 of 92720
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Nobody hates PRM,the problem lies with the total lack of movement in the 25 years they have been on the go,30 plus years counting electrophoretics.They have achieved nothing,seen countless CEO’s come and go because their hands are tied by a clueless back staff.amassed a library of useless patents that no one needs and have a happy clapping following of equally clueless investors who’s excuses lie between it’s not happened yet and we don’t have money to progress anything but we should be worth £54 a share if we sit here and wait for someone to infringe a patent.Like I said the US move is the last throw of the dice,PRM are getting left behind by more advanced and dynamic companies.

[peverill] 14/2/2024 13:28

Nobody hates PRM,the problem lies with the total lack of movement in the 25 years they have been on the go,30 plus years counting electrophoretics.They have achieved nothing,seen countless CEO's come and go because their hands are tied by a clueless back staff.amassed a library of useless patents that no one needs and have a happy clapping following of equally clueless investors who's excuses lie between it's not happened yet and we don't have money to progress anything but we should be worth £54 a share if we sit here and wait for someone to infringe a patent.Like I said the US move is the last throw of the dice,PRM are getting left behind by more advanced and dynamic companies.

[wellhonedhutch] 14/2/2024 12:40

Thermo and Prm won their last legal battle. Remember most companies would preferer to have it all sorted out and with a way forward together. A patent is a patent and if owned by PRM it's is likely to be cut and dried. I would just enjoy finding such a liaison with a company rather than the current void. Hutch

[elpirata] 14/2/2024 12:38

I dont see any hatred, only free entertainment

[wasjobber] 14/2/2024 12:35

All you bears are so blinded by your hatred of anything PRM that you don't see the irony and contradictions of your own posts.

[jeffian] 14/2/2024 12:25

"There are specialist financiers who provide funds in that situation. Mr Bates used them when he took the Post Office on, and won. (It is all available on a streaming service - well worth watching IMHO.)"

Yes, I watched that and very good it was too, but a slightly unfortunate example for you to choose. The point was that the postmasters won their legal case but received very little financial benefit from the award as the lawyers and litigation funders took the lion's share leaving a very modest sum for the postmasters and nowhere near the losses they had incurred.

[monte1] 14/2/2024 12:03

Is this madness the olde Amersham / GE nonsense all over again?