bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
greekman
- 16 Jan 2007 17:03
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There is NO record of Starpol 3000 being submitted to the FDA.
According to the archive records, only Starpol 2000 is recorded.
Make of this what you will.
EWRobson
- 16 Jan 2007 17:24
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That really is an excellent post from sd. Surprised really that he is still in SEO, really - not only because of the lack of business but also the lessons from the charts. Trouble is he can not only be 'dogged', but also 'cussed' (not 'cursed' I trust). I would also look at the capitalisation - though how do you say what SEO is worth now without any contracts but with, evidently, some brilliant technology. I uspect their biggest mistake was to put all their eggs in the basket of the shooting star when they had a number of safer bets (at least in terms of markets). The other thing is probability. Bearing in mind that poker was ruled today a gambling game, what is the probability that, in a years time, the value of SEO will be (a) 35m, as now, (b) 0; (c) 350m. All are quite feasible. Can I afford (b)? sd mentions three shares which are, in my view, 2-3 baggers on an 18 month view, with low risk. Not 10-baggers, which SEO could just be. Better in the 2-3 baggers with perhaps a little flutter on SEO.
Tonyrelaxes
- 16 Jan 2007 18:18
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I have refrained from posting much recently and this will generally continue.
The 'new order' and slimline SEO have said all they need in the Prospectus and at the EGM. I am happy to let them get on with things for the timebeing. We can expect an update in the Finals (April/May?) and AGM (August?) or, as we were promised at the EGM, via RNS which will be "clear, unambiguous and factual" when the occasion arises.
I confirm, as others have said above, Starpol 3000 has not yet been submitted for FDA approval. Every ingredient has already been fully passed in its own right. It is just the exact mixture of them that is to be submitted, not done only because the final formulation proportions has not been agreed upon and is still being experimented with to find the best mix for all purposes.
Don't ask how I know. I do.
Those who know me, either personally or here over the last 2 years, know I am not given to bullshit and, in this case, some can confirm the authenticity of the above.
tweenie
- 16 Jan 2007 18:41
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Well .
I'd heard the rumour and dismissed it- given the spate of rns's referring to s'pol300 fta approval beimng imminant.
lol.
cheers TR, at least someones open and honest.
hewittalan6
- 16 Jan 2007 20:18
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I'm with TR, 100%.
Not as badly shell shocked on the SP as some so perhaps i have a different agenda, but on the whole I will wait, increasingly impatiently but I will wait, because the rumour mill I hear keeps churning out the same story as some of the more positive posts on here.
Not massively happy, but positive on the future.
Keep up the good work, TR.
Alan
oblomov
- 16 Jan 2007 22:23
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Tony,
I'm sure you've made your post in good faith, but I'm rather confused. If Starpol 3000 has not been submitted for FDA approval
how do you explain the following?
From RNS 2nd May 2006
'As announced on 14 February 2006, Starpol 2000 now has the
relevant US FDA approval, along with its European equivalent. Starpol 3000 is
expected to be confirmed as fully compliant under the same regulation and we
expect approval in turn for this within weeks'
How could they expect it to be confirmed as fully compliant if they hadn't submitted it?
garyble
- 16 Jan 2007 23:08
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Oblo,
Me thinks you're clutching at straws. As we've sadly become aware, SEO's RNSs have been quite misleading, but technically there is nothing wrong with the wording:
1) Starpol 3000 is expected to be FDA compliant.....we all expect that
2) FDA approval is expected within weeks....pick a number 8, 16, 52, 104.....
I simply hope that the culprits responsible for such misleading news releases did not receive golden handshakes.
oblomov
- 17 Jan 2007 07:56
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gary,
Not clutching at straws, merely pointing out that, as you say, we were misled.
I realise that the RNS could be taken to mean no further FDA approval may be necessary - i.e. 'compliant under the same regulation ' could mean it was already covered, but then 'we expect approval' suggests the opposite, or at best SEO were uncertain as to whether the existing approval also covered Starpol 3000 and were waiting confirmation.
Having put out this RNS you would think they would clear up the confusion they had caused, particularly as that RNS together with nunerous others put out by the company encouraged investors to invest more money at high SP's.
With the ensuing drop in SP and then subsequent support from shareholders of the open offer, any decent company would answer the questions put to them on this matter. The fact they wont comment officially and will only issue undocumented snippets for which they are not accountable to major investors such as Tony, through the back door, tells me we're dealing with a dishonest company who have nothing but contempt - at least for their non-institutional shareholders.
dawall
- 17 Jan 2007 08:30
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Oblomov and all
Forget the mislead, if TR's comment about 3000 not yet being submitted is true then that 2nd May RNS was a blatant LIE to shareholders.
boldtrader
- 17 Jan 2007 09:10
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Thanks for the info Tony. Cheers.
nyleve
- 17 Jan 2007 09:58
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Great to read sensible and constructive posts, I, like many others believed in SEO and have come unstuck - at the moment !!! We seem to have got rid of the pratts for the time being and a lot of sense being written.
Thanks
Dave
garyble
- 17 Jan 2007 10:07
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Oblo,
I do agree with you, but to harp on about it does no good. Either action is taken or more importantly we overlook their past transgressions in the light of finally achieving those long promised, over-hyped deals etc.
We can all dwell on the past in vain. I'd prefer we look to the future {IF there is one} having learned from then past.
EWRobson
- 17 Jan 2007 11:53
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As I understood Tony's post, Starpol 3000 was withdrawn for further work on formulation. Reading between the lines, it was indeed submitted but withdrawn, presumably in the light of feedback from pilot scheme testing. No doubt the prospective client(s) would be involved in the validation process. My view is that SEO management were indeed guilty of marketing naivete and (H White in particular) over optimism, but I don't think they have been intentionally dishonest. Any RNS will only be firm news so we are better off without the half-baked stiff we were getting.
hewittalan6
- 17 Jan 2007 11:55
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without the half-baked stiff we were getting ??????
Are SEO as bad at crematorium as they are at packaging and PR????
Sorry.
Alan
stockdog
- 17 Jan 2007 11:59
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Agree with garyble. We should use the lessons from the past to inform our concerns for the future. Are management making a plan? Are they achieving it? Whne will it bear fruit? Whne will they tell us?
Since RNS's are no longer handed out like confetti, we need to establish what is the minimum timetable for announcements around 6 monthly accounting, end of period trading updates etc.
Last year we had prelims on 28th Feb, so that at least should be repeated. It would be nice to have it sooner, but I expect they will want to wait as long as possible to include any possible good news.
We also had a pre-close update on 16th december - nothing forthcoming in that regard so far. Are we now in a close period? Or could we still have a pcu this month?
Barring further bad news, I will stay in until prelims and make a decision then.
shamona
- 17 Jan 2007 12:12
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Did they ever sell any Starpol 2000?
ps Is Mastersons still around? he knows his beans.
garyble
- 17 Jan 2007 12:43
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SD,
SEO have shifted their year-end from 31st October to 31st December so I expect Final results will not be out untill end of April.
garyble
- 17 Jan 2007 12:48
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I would like to think that they have a cunning plan of making the announcement of MMF completion nicely coincident with the Finals which by all accounts will be dire, but I do expect a considerable increase in T/O, especially if Biotec production has hit capacity.
After all, the fund-raising was to finance the first two MMFs, and previous indication was supposedly 6 months to completion.
EWRobson
- 17 Jan 2007 13:08
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Well done, Gary. End of April is just about on the six month spot. Can expect to hear that two MMFs are in place, revised 3000 is with FDA and, just possibly, they have a contract to supply (and even one Greenseal in operation). That wise old stockdog will then make his decision and that should set the price moving - either up or down!
automatic
- 17 Jan 2007 14:04
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IMO consolidation of shares before any other news,just cannot see the SP riseing (if it rises ) with so many shares in circ, anyone ealse think this?