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[formula1187] 16/5/2020 21:37

lol i wouldnt call it ramping

[harleydocman] 16/5/2020 21:22

Pff formula1187
You're doing a hell of a ramping job on LSE as it is ... TOTAL tweet :-)

[formula1187] 16/5/2020 20:37

thank you nobby will do

[formula1187] 16/5/2020 20:37

well thats put a spanner in the works

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 20:34

>> formula

I can't be bothered to do LSE as well but feel free to cut and paste whatever you want!

[bmnsa] 16/5/2020 20:22

read:

HALF of UK ADULTS are PAID BY THE STATE

Looking at the UK, 23 million people which is half of all adults are now paid by the state. This includes people being furloughed, on unemployment benefits and public sector workers and pensioners.

That is just an incredible proportion of the population which are getting free money for making no productive contribution. Yes, the human side is of course incredibly important and suffering people should be helped.

The problem is only that THERE IS NO MONEY. What half of the adult population is receiving is money that doesn’t exist but is just printed out of thin air and thus has no real value.


USA REAL US UNEMPLOYMENT is 39%

If we take the US, Q2 GDP is forecast at -35%. Over 20 million have lost their jobs and both small and big businesses are going into a black hole. Most of these 20 million have no savings and couldn’t survive for one month without government handouts.

If we take the real US unemployment figure based on ShawdowStats, it is now 39%. If we compare that to the 25% unemployment during the depression in the 1930s, it is a staggering figure.

If the world, as I believe, has now entered a secular downturn of major proportions, many of these 20 million will never get their jobs back.

That either means no income, no food, and nowhere to live or the government assisting these people permanently.
Both of these outcomes will lead to perdition. No income means misery, disease and eventually a lot of people dying.

Money printing is sadly no solution either. Once money is printed on a larger scale, the currency will be totally debased, become worthless with hyperinflation to follow. Just look at Venezuela with a major part of the population struggling to survive.


And who cares about companies making profits when central banks can create all the money the world needs. So it is really fortunate for investors that the money business is booming and causing all this euphoria in stock markets. To make money in the stock market you don’t need companies producing goods. All you need is a friendly central banker who keeps on printing. Or at least until now!

YOU CAN’T AVOID THE FINAL COLLAPSE

What these investors don’t realise is that “there is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion”. This is what the wise Austrian economist von Mises said. I urge you to read his words below:

Central banks and governments are now printing more money which makes it clear that we won’t see a voluntary abandonment of credit expansion
Instead, the world is now in the final stage of credit expansion which will lead to hyperinflation and “total catastrophe of the currency system involved.”

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[formula1187] 16/5/2020 20:01

sng looking very bullish next week gla

[formula1187] 16/5/2020 20:01

nobby please could you add some of your post to lse much apreciated

[investor114] 16/5/2020 19:53

Nobbygnome

Your views on 4d Pharma(DDDD) please.

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 18:06

But there has been overload this afternoon and I am just cooking supper so the rest of the questions will have to wait.

And in case you want to know what we are having, its pan fried mackerel which is full of omega oils so very good for you!😂㈶0;

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 18:04

>> chinadog

Thanks for that comment. I always try to be polite and answer questions particularly scientifici ones, when I can!

[jjmills56] 16/5/2020 18:02

Nobby ... that's the least nice thing you've written on this board since I've been following you !

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 18:00

>> waterloo

Not telling you because I don't want to share the jackpot....

[mdchand] 16/5/2020 18:00

Nobby - assume this plays directly to Synairgen's strengths?

[jjmills56] 16/5/2020 17:58

Waterloo ... that's the first time I've laughed all day !!!! Thank you

[waterloo01] 16/5/2020 17:54

Nobby, what are the lottery numbers?

[chinadog3] 16/5/2020 17:50

I have just been reading today's posts and I have to say my hat is off to Nobby as he does seem to be genuinely helpful

[investor114] 16/5/2020 17:49

Nobbygnome whats your view on 4d Pharma (DDDD)?
They are also going to be doing trials soon.Am invested in there and not here but was just reading this bb.

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 17:45

>> hdm

Sorry yes. I have to go and look up a document to get that information which may take some finding again. It was on the original Recovery protocol document and had that statement which was referenced. When I have time I will try to find it....

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 17:41

>> torreskid

You are 100%% correct. Abbot reps used to go around saying that Humira was 100% human so it must be better. The reality was a long way from what they said but it was an easy sound bite which I am sure many people believed! When science and marketing mix there is nearly always trouble.....

[harleydocman] 16/5/2020 17:38

Nobby , Did you notice the other question regarding interferon alpha vs interferon beta ?

Or not ? :-)

[torreskid] 16/5/2020 17:32

science goes out the window when business is involved.... so ur CEO is more focused on money and marketing....

Anyway John henry, we are off to the races, and I know who is the favorite here.. ur statement is irrelevant but hey ho gl

[peachie 74] 16/5/2020 17:31

I reckon everyone needs to DYOR , and leave direct investment questions out !

Nobby , how about a YouTube channel !?

TPI could be your side kick !

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 17:02

>> john henry

I heard an interview given by the CEO of TILS where he said something which was absolutely wrong. He said that their fully human antibody was better than the humanised antibody tocilizumab because it would be less immunogenic. Now immunogenicity of antibodies is an area where I am an expert and with all due respect clearly know more than him. For those who are interested check out the publications by Dr Gertjan Wolbink on the subjects from Amsterdam who I shared the stage with many times.

I know most people won't understand this but it is all down to the sequence of the CDRs which is the novel part of each antibody which allows it to bind to its unique antigen. Fully human antibodies can have immunogenic CDRs as much as a humanised one. Humira is a classic example and many of Dr Wolbink's publications talk about this subject.

So don't believe everything the CEO says....

[nobbygnome] 16/5/2020 16:54

>> s120896

Well they said when they announced the start of SG016 that they would amend the COPD study so that they could include Covid 19 patients to make up the last 11 required participants. We haven't heard anything different since so I assume that is what they are doing.