Vernalis Share Discussion Threads

[mudbath] 08/2/2012 13:27

In fact,having followed VER and its composites for decades,I can say that it just DOES NOT DO "becalmed" share prices.
This very fact makes me feel that something must be cooking.

[mudbath] 08/2/2012 13:00

My view is that for some reason,the Vernalis share price is currently being suppressed.
A little more patience then and we might see some action on the back of a more meaningful RNS.

[golla] 08/2/2012 09:14

Added some here.

[jarbie] 04/2/2012 15:26

Why did we slip down in a rising market
with trades marginal but positive -
was there a significant sale at the end
of the day not yet reported ?
The news flow is marginal but positive.
We are OK for now until we run out of money
once again - a perennial problem
We have been becalmed for the past 2 months

[mudbath] 03/2/2012 09:40

Share price about to rise,imo,as surely it has been becalmed now for just too long.

[mudbath] 26/1/2012 12:36

I think so too golla.
We need to see a continuation of the bowl,currently forming on the share price chart,for full confidence to return.VER stock certainly seems well oversold to me.

[golla] 26/1/2012 12:19

bought some here.Looking good value.

[mudbath] 20/1/2012 09:44

That's it for me;now maxed out in VER.
Optimism reigns in mudbathland.
A steady stream of positive news regarding joint oncology collaborations,interspersed with an occasional RNS of a more blockbuster nature,should be sufficient to at last establish a rising trend in the share price.
Roll on !!

[fhmktg] 04/1/2012 08:42

As the song says 'Another brick in the wall'
Genentech perhaps the buyer?

[mudbath] 03/1/2012 14:03

Good to see some interesting and sizeable share transactions occurring over the past two trading sessions.Lets hope that they are a precursor to an upward re-rating.

[mudbath] 31/12/2011 08:49

FFP.
My guess is that VER are now way too low and that we will see a bounce,if not a prolonged upturn.Maybe not a company to stick with if we return to 40 pence++,yet the current upside,from just 19pence,looks there for the taking.
I doubled my holding over the past two days.

[ffp] 28/12/2011 16:54

What happened today, did I miss something?

[mudbath] 21/12/2011 12:18

Thanks fhmktg.
I was surprised to see VER taken so low by the MMs'.
Do you see a recovery and if so to where,when and why,etc.?
You certainly have stayed the course with this company and must understand every nuance in respect of announcements,corporate progress and share price movements.
Mud.

[fhmktg] 20/12/2011 19:13

Welcome aboard!

[mudbath] 20/12/2011 13:09

So NEARLY bought in here at 50ish,40ish,30ish etc.
I am now a holder having found 19pence totally irresistible.

[fhmktg] 19/12/2011 08:16

Hooray building...building
£400k Xmas present.

[fhmktg] 12/12/2011 08:18

Agree nofool!
Another small but positive RNS - cash ALWAYS welcome.
Could 2012 bring some good news on the pipeline?

[nofool] 05/12/2011 16:12

Definitely time to Buy IMO.

"AVOID" is what some people said when Corus was down at 5p lol. It was bought out a few months later for 455p I think it was.

"Avoid" indeed lol.

I'm BUYING (and I'm not the only one)

[jp2011] 02/12/2011 10:46

Is the pipeline an asset or liability? Sure the partnered compounds will generate milestones and maybe one day royalties (though hell may freeze over first). The current management inherited a mix bag of development projects and investors were told they intended to sign commercial deals with large pharma. I cannot recall any significant commercial deals over the last 5 years which would have effectively underwritten the development costs and therefore the pipeline represents a massive liability to shareholders £100m's compared to just £25m in the bank. People think M&A is the answer, its not as someone still has to get development deals or self fund. Basically the business model is flawed and does not work. These clowns have wasted £600m on failed drugs and dodgy M&A. AVOID.

[fhmktg] 01/12/2011 10:01

At least somebody has noticed the pipeline is for free.Those tax losses are of some value as well. Its time Fellner - the consumate deal broker- came up with some joy! ( and NOT a placing offer!)
Quite a bit of buying this morning as well - could have come from the blog?

[jarbie] 28/11/2011 18:32

Judging the trades and their persistent direction
do some people know something the rest of us do not ?

[jarbie] 27/11/2011 14:17

The CEO and FD are relatively new
both about 3 years in the job
but time is not on our side.

They may be looking to strengthen
their product range as well as
their weak R&D skills through M&A
rather than through direct recruitment,
it certainly is an option which failed
this time - at least they tried.

M&A route may bring a product pipeline
as well as skills, I don't know the details
but it shows a recognition of the problem.
This may be the way forward but needs experience