Totally wrong a fund manager has no real concern over individual shares in the protfolios they look after, the protfolios are very large and varied, the main goal is always to return profit for their clients. With IMU they would have already achieved this and more, so they would have now met their objective. The view that others have including myself is that will over time Imugene will return substancially a lot more. I am now holding in the 3rd year and have no intention of selling anywhere close to current rates. Who's afraid of the big bad wolf?
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