i have no problems with wealth Ivy at all
and if you actually read the posts you may get wealthy ..
you can never be Me ... you don't have that 40 years of playing with your own money
its a mind set ....its gut feelings and risk taking without the risk
that is hard work !! and very difficult to explain |
Ivy it took one post of yours .... just by asking it ....
"so what is good inflammation"
to put you in the embarrassing position of being "pig Ignorant" |
my advice ........ Don't take advice, it costs loads, but if you teach yourself its effectively free
what is immunotherapy .....
well read my posts then "peer review them"
if you can see something works
concentrate on
What is the mechanism of failure if you cannot find it
you then become the optimist and investing is easy
you are able to ignore "noise" |
Self made Tool.
At least Starmer can blame his dad. |
 so you dismiss understanding economics Ruck ... but that is at your peril
its fundamental if you want to get to your first million
The saying "the first million is the hardest" refers to the difficulty of earning and saving the first million dollars. It can be hard to get started, and the power of compounding doesn't take effect until later.
Why it's hard
Getting started: It can be difficult to find a viable product or service and get it to gain traction.
Compounding: The effects of compounding are not immediately apparent.
Mindset: It can be necessary to change the way you think and break down and rebuild your thought processes.
Time and effort: Earning a large sum of money takes time, effort, dedication, and hard work.
Financial decisions: Smart financial decisions are required.
Why it's worth it
Wealth creates more options: Having money makes it easier to make more money through investments, taking risks, and other opportunities.
You can pay talent: Once you have enough money, you can pay talent to help you. |
Now if those on a pension have enough spare wealth ... and don't want to pay income tax
paying into a ISA to evade income tax on dividends and CGT ... is a good move
pensions after all are taxable
but the big winner is the Capital growth potential ...
Scancell |
what Ivy is doing is going back to basics
"a trading company" baby buffet
he failed as a investment company, read his posts, had to sell investments,ie
Buy to lets and Long term shares
nothing wrong with that he has responded probably correctly to his own circumstances
but he never quite understood "i had already made it" |
your negative scancell posts on its history and the way you see it Ruck
far outweigh any positives
you life is naturally miserable and pessimistic
the smart guy "proves his optimism"
by asking ....
well, what is the mechanism of failure
that is why i keep investing ...
what are the indicators
well the first one was the extension of the SCIB1 adjuvant trial to 5 years
why would you do that if it was not working
then a sub trial at double the dosage to 8mg because they saw activity in solid cancer at 4mg
it all adds to the fact scancell are giving indicators
if in 2015 scancell had of secured a deal it would now be standard of care probably with checkpoint in the adjuvant setting "in hindsight you can look back"
so it was NOT a commercial failure but a missed opportunity
YOU CAN't SEE THAT
what you see "it was not commercial"
so the share got lower i kept buying ..............
because synergy had to exist ...............
and here we are today ...
Ruck and Ivy telling me i do not know what i am doing ...
Don't make me laugh ! the first million was hard work
the second million the study of immunotherapy
the third million the commercialisation
you just need enough of them to make pay day .... a happy day |
can you show me any post of yours
showing that you think the high avidity is proven Ruck |
Follow the money ... $ stock
and follow the stock with very commercial assets not commercialised "beat the market"
so the question is are they commercial and can that be proven before proven
if you can answer this ... you solve the puzzle
which one has failed
SCIB1
or
KEYTRUDA
Does High Avidity t cell kill cancer cells ? |
now if you bothered to read the posts it does give you a reason
if you want to enjoy the fruits of US wealth you invest exactly the same as big investors
"Dollar stocks" hence the rise in the FTSE
so Scancell business is not in £
its in Dollar |
mine was a trading company turned investment company ....
now i am free to invest profits from the investment company into far more interesting ventures
life skill again ..
learn about immunotherapy |
self made means exactly that ! creating sufficient profits by your own hand
a pension fund is effectively self made with state support (tax relief)
i can survive with or without a state pension by my own hand
a degree in life skills ... yes
a degree in investing skills yes (a property investment company) which is why i am exempt from IHT discounts ..
my effective tax rate is 40% on the business
some see me as a car park attendant ...
its just an industrial estate and a carpark that i attend to ... |
Inan, "you just don't get it do you 2tyke .."I think we all do apart from you. You can post all you like about the UK/US economy, tax rates, fuel prices exchange rates,Bitcoin, lozan's logs/trees ad nauseum. All are totally irrelevant to this thread.The only things that will make a difference to the long term value of Scancell are:Does it work?Can it secure the necessary funding to prove it works?"I don't have a degree in economics .. or as a scientist in oncologyjust self made .."Self made what exactly? |
Britain’s blackout prevention system has been dealt a blow after the billionaire known as the “Czech Sphinx” scaled back plans to build a new gas-fired power station in Yorkshire.
EPH, controlled by Daniel Kretinsky, previously set out plans to spend more than £1bn on redeveloping Eggborough’s coal power station by building two combined cycle gas turbine plants there, along with new battery storage.
The gas-fired plants secured government contracts to provide 1.5 gigawatts (GW) of power from 2026 onwards through the capacity market, a backup system meant to keep Britain’s lights on. This would be enough to power more than 1m homes.
However, EPH last month terminated one of the contracts, halving the amount of electricity it would guarantee to the grid, according to regulatory filings seen by The Telegraph.
Experts said the withdrawal threatened UK energy security unless the capacity was swiftly replaced, creating a headache for Ed Miliband, the Energy Secretary.
They also warned that Mr Kretinsky’s decision to scale back his ambitions was potentially an ominous sign about the viability of other gas plants, given the relatively high payments the Eggborough plants had secured.
telegraph |
did lozan ever work
or was that his wife
he has never revealed his actual profession ...
what i do know, he hates the "RAT RACE"
I SUPPOSE ALWAYS LAST DOES TAKE ITS TOLL |
yes lozan, why would somebody with no money at all be interested ...
i suspect you pay zero into the French Tax system ..
perhaps that is why you are fascinated with sponges ...
like you said you dive into them ...
sponging off the state |
I don't have a degree in economics .. or as a scientist in oncology
just self made ..
Good luck |
As you said Roger -
'boring talk'
It's endless |
the more the conservatives went left after 2015 the worse the economy got the solution was to turn Right (liz truss)
instead its turned to the extreme left
the longer it goes on ............ the worse it will get
and the harder the turn will become
it took the conservatives in coalition 5 years to slow Gov spending down after 2010
then to argue about regulation ... The EU effectively leaving the economy is limbo
will we be singapore or be kept so close to the EU we are effectively still playing by there rules and its not stopped .. Stalin's visit to the EU
next time around it may have to be done with a handbrake turn there is no money left |
you may say unemployment has not gone up
agree
but those on benefits have ! just masked by which benefit they claim
the size of the state has grown by 600,000
while state productivity has fallen by 10%
I am still predicting the IMF |
so what we have in the uk developing
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Stagflation is considered a very bad economic state because it combines high inflation, low economic growth, and high unemployment. It's more severe than a recession because it's a combination of the worst outcomes of a recession with higher prices. |
the uk INFLATION PROBLEM ..
was never Demand Inflation ...
it was the removal of supply by shutting down the economy ref covid
while the demand was still there
then the government fed the demand side with free money
oil and gas price because of ukraine was a supply problem to fix which caused inflation
so you had two sources of inflation one by the government trying to save the economy and Oil supply problems
to fix it you need investment in supply, Oil and Gas, but the Gov. was also shutting down oil and gas by subsidy of renewals funded by taxing oil and gas
so you now have
high Tax on the demand side coupled with High interest rates affecting the demand side which causes no investment in the supply side
when the problem was lack of supply ...
Result Chaos ... a slow grinding decline ..
oil and gas is fundamental to food production its the fertilizer
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How fertilizers are made - Fertilizers Europe
To make fertilizer from oil and gas, primarily natural gas, the main process used is the Haber-Bosch process, which combines nitrogen from the air with hydrogen derived from natural gas under high temperature and pressure to create ammonia, the foundation for most nitrogen-based fertilizers; this ammonia can then be further processed to create various fertilizer forms like urea and ammonium nitrate depending on the desired application.
so Food inflation caused by Gas price inflation
and the cycle begins
Milliwatt economics ...
if i have it wrong let me know ! LOL |
Labour are fooling you about Net Zero ...
it was never to expensive even with Ukraine
the expensive part was the Tax Take 78%
and it really is simple ..
compare the pump price of fuel """"without the TAX""""
compare the electricity price at the service station that contains subsidy
The average cost of electricity for car charging at a service station (per kWh) is typically between 40p and 70p, depending on the charging speed, location, and provider, with rapid chargers generally being at the higher end of this range.
As of January 1, 2025, the energy price cap for electricity is 24.86 pence per kilowatt hour (kWh).
and business pay about the same 25 to 26 pence
with UK world wide emissions of 1% and our continued export of industrial manufacture by design ....
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In May 2024, the price of industrial electricity in the United States was 7.95 cents per kWh.
that's 6.4p a KW/h
and that is why the US will remain competitive
its removing regulation
and allowing the market to decide "net Zero" on a competitive basis |
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