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Vercengetrix it's also important to note: Regardless of all that we have here, the market cap for the company is $21m. If they're approved, the markets for any one of these treatments would be worth hundreds of millions. In addition, directors keep topping up and the technology is gaining increasing attention.

I like our chances, because from the trial results obtained so far I very strongly believe we'll be seeing, at the very least, one of these three treatments reach the clinic. Further to this, the technology platform itself is simply incredible. If I didn't believe both of these things, I would have sold out weeks ago, because the price is simply not going anywhere in the short term.


I just want to say something to the people panicking over these pips up and down: It's hard to do, but you have to relax and take a step back. I made a massive top up in July when prices were moving either side of the price jump, and my average SP has risen to around the 2c mark, so I've been feeling queasy since the recent drops back to 1.5-1.7c too, and the large red numbers I'm seeing are painful and, emotionally, I want to sell and run. If you're having similar feelings, it's important to remember that ANP is a prospective bio, so it's best to ignore the small pips up and down, and STICK TO YOUR LONG TERM PLANS.

Remember exactly what we have here, and why you bought ANP shares in the first place. If that's because you trust the technology, and believe in the company, then figure out if your concerns are due to any of your opinions in that regard have changed, and why. If it's because of the market movements over the short term, then recognise that your panic is driving your opinion of the company and not the other way around.

Whoever is behind those cold, calculating, heartless bots? They're counting on us to react emotionally and sell. Think about why!

Those people who are here for short term gains? I'm sorry, but you're just not going to have much fun. The emotional damage you'll do yourself by reading into single pip changes in a prospective biotech every day and hanging on every word of what can occasionally be borderline delusional HC posts about what a single pip change means to the company? That simply will not help your portfolio. If you find yourself doing this, either figure out a way to make sure you can stick ANP in the bottom drawer for a few months, and just trust your research.

If you can't do that, you probably shouldn't be trading prospective bios!

Remember why you're here. And remember your plan. It's easy to feel lost due to trading in a vacuum and not knowing whether everyone else is feeling as precariously placed as you are at the moment, but remember we've all been there. We wouldn't be holding if we didn't have good feelings about the prospects of our investments.