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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Scancell Holdings Plc | LSE:SCLP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B63D3314 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 9.20 | 9.20 | 11.00 | - | 0.00 | 07:31:05 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Pharmaceutical Preparations | 0 | -5.86M | -0.0057 | -16.14 | 95.38M |
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15/1/2025 07:58 | you have not predicted anything .... apart from the £20,000,000 Bitcoin bit coin is +-10% of $97,000 and has been while you have been posting as you accept its "NOT REAL" and you are delusional ... ATB | inanaco | |
15/1/2025 07:56 | It's a virtual currency inane....I thought you knew that ! The most lucrative asset humans have ever known. An asset that is backed by booming 'confidence'. Rather than the increasing 'loss of confidence' in fiat. | 2tyke | |
15/1/2025 07:53 | My views are totally backed up by all the available data, which is freely available to anyone who wants to search for it. It is NOT based on biased views by uninformed newspaper articles. Feel free to ignore them at your convenience, or if you are able, give an argued contra-opinion. Be aware though....because with market prices...tykey is generally quite correct. | 2tyke | |
15/1/2025 07:50 | thanks for confirmation 2tyke ""Bitcoin isn't real."" | inanaco | |
15/1/2025 07:45 | I think you'll find that Bitcoin continues to be in a massive bull market, and has been since Trump was even mooted as Republican candidate. He drives precisely....nothing That's the problem with NOT being able to see the wood from the trees inane and actually believing the financial press, which spout complete rubbish. Bitcoin isn't real. It has NO outside influences whatsoever. It's wave pattern is the purest and most predictable there is. | 2tyke | |
15/1/2025 07:28 | the use of the word Bullish by 2tyke Bullish means to be optimistic or hopeful about the future of something or someone. It can also refer to a mindset where someone believes that prices or values will increase LOL | inanaco | |
15/1/2025 07:23 | Inflation unexpectedly fell last month, official figures show, easing pressure on Rachel Reeves over her management of the public finances. The consumer prices index (CPI) dropped to 2.5pc in December, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which was lower than 2.6pc expected by economists. -------------------- yea right a rounding error Oil price and gas price rise not registered yet lower £ causing price inflation as it makes imports more expensive non of the major tax rises have started yet and the £ fell again this morning but what has to be the most hilarious comment comes from 2tyke """" Everyone from small retail investors to hedge funds and pension funds are mega bullish on stocks, especially with that idiot across the Atlantic coming into office.""" Trump drove the price of Bitcoin .... and may open it further 2tyke clearly has """"""""""""""no bitcoin""""""""""""" if you read his previous comments on trump and bitcoin you will appreciate what i am saying further Proof that Mega Rich 2tyke ... is "DELUSIONAL" | inanaco | |
15/1/2025 05:50 | "Maybe the true value will not be realised until big deals for Immunobody and Moditope or a takeover."Nothing maybe about it, it is the ONLY way the share price will shift significantly upward. | ruckrover | |
14/1/2025 22:20 | You are talking through your backside Nigel. The vaccine data is excellent, two Glymab deals and funded to late 2026. Immunobody and Moditope look fantastic. FTSE AIM 100: Market overview 3,385.24 In 2021 it was 6,300 By Colin Wright on 29 Oct 2024 The London Alternative Investment Market (AIM) has seen 92 companies delist in the past year, bringing the total to 695, a 23-year low. The potential removal of Inheritance Tax (IHT) relief on AIM shares could further impact investment in small-cap UK companies. | marcusl2 | |
14/1/2025 21:58 | I've already explained Nigel . 1) The markets have been falling for years when priced in real money. 2) When everyone thinks the same...the market always does the opposite..always. Think CONTRARIAN. It's not gonna be specific whatsoever. Look at the biotech fund charts...they all look the same. | 2tyke | |
14/1/2025 21:50 | Lol - the FTSE is close to all time highs. This is stock specific - investors have little confidence and suspect further dilution - who could argue with them? Management have failed shareholders here and badly. | nigelpm | |
14/1/2025 21:43 | Although the stock indices have looked to have moved forward over the past 4 years....when measured in real money ( gold or Bitcoin) they have been dropping. At some point the stock indices priced in fiat noddy money will rapidly catch up with the price falls seen in stocks priced in 'real money'. | 2tyke | |
14/1/2025 21:38 | The problem is this ... Everyone from small retail investors to hedge funds and pension funds are mega bullish on stocks, especially with that idiot across the Atlantic coming into office. As usual, when almost everyone is on one side of the market....the market MUST do the polar opposite. The charts look pretty clear to me...2025 will likely be a disaster for stocks. Risky ones won't stand a chance. What we're seeing now is the start of smart money selling off ahead of the rush to exit. Expect to see large investment trusts start to exit the markets at increasing pace. Corporate insiders are also starting to sell their company holdings. This has been noticeable and will increase. Acquisitions and mergers will likely be a thing of the past this year as large companies shut up shop and try to bolster their share price ..in vain. Probably not gonna be a pretty year. | 2tyke | |
14/1/2025 20:35 | Another 95k dumped in Auction and only 50k of it matched. It seems larger holders (sometimes the smart money) are unconvinced. Perhaps simply awaiting the next funding round? | nigelpm | |
14/1/2025 18:41 | I can't stress enough the importance of this stock remaining above 7.6p Breaching this level would likely result in a very poor prognosis for the share price over the next year or so. Interesting.... | 2tyke | |
14/1/2025 17:38 | His thinking skills are far worse than your average car park attendant ! | 2tyke | |
14/1/2025 17:36 | In fairness, he's probably no more a lab test monkey than you are a car park attendant. | ruckrover | |
14/1/2025 17:31 | Oh !! ... Poor you "A lab test monkey" | inanaco | |
14/1/2025 16:17 | I mean the science has no link to the stock price...as 13 years of evidence shows. All about intellectual honesty... I used to work for many big pharma. Lots of improvements on the current standard of care...that are never adopted. | 2tyke | |
14/1/2025 16:14 | 'he obviously invests without understanding what he's invested in'...... Yep you to a tee inane. It's a stock you're invested in...you don't get them whatsoever. As every word you utter proves. | 2tyke | |
14/1/2025 15:38 | Thanks all for clarifying this.Xylos | a0469514 | |
14/1/2025 15:27 | it's quite common, in historical studies w cpi alone, 20% to 30% of patients developed new lesions, so about half of those clasified with PD with cpi alone are due to new lesions rather than target lesions increasing in size. In our case it is 8% so far (2/25) | sci102 |
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