Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
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I'm guessing mfm lumped in when it hit £1, don't blame him, and now jumped on the ramp train. Better late than never, welcome aboard. Next stop, £1.50 close tomorrow. Choo Choo
I don’t post much, but read the board a lot because I have a third of my portfolio here. It has been a real guessing game over the last few months and without posters like PL75, Doh, Timster, and the likes, the board would be boring. Also Indynial is a great contributor with his lighthearted comedy when it gets a bit heated. Keep it up :)
Ah so he's in your basement PL75? Or sleeping with the fishes after you've tracked him down?
Will wonders never cease Avacta share price increases on no news AND MFM shares information!!! What will be the 3rd instalment of this trilogy? MB never to be seen again on AVCT BB?
doh85..... how was the wall building today ? got to 6pm and realized you'd trapped yourself inside a 50 brick course layer tower with no doorway ?
Don’t make me copyright my posts Timster...
Who are you? What have you done with mortgage?
A proud moment for mofofreeman, sharing something of use for a change. Like.
Thanks mofo!
Shares in Avacta have been on a mysterious near 40 percent surge in two days amid increasing talk by government sources that rapid antigen test is going to be key to to getting people back in sports and entertainment venues.
While there has been no official update from Avacta, shares have bounced from 104p to 144p in the past few days following its recent lows amid all the positive news regarding COVID-19 vaccine candidates.
Previously Avacta boss Alastair Smith indicated that demand for rapid antigen test could reach as high as 100m per month in the UK (Going for growth: Avacta primed to rapidly get the world moving once again).
While culture secretary Oliver Dowden has been positively touting a return to sports venues prior to the COVID-19 vaccine news, speaking to TalkSport today, Dowden reinforced this view of same-day rapid testing before fans could enter a stadium:
“After December 2 we will go back into the tiers and I have to warn you that the tiers are going to have to be pretty tough to keep this [virus] under control.
“But I’m certainly making the case for fans to start coming back in a safe way as part of that process. I hope to be successful [with that bid].
“We’re also looking at [the possibility] as we roll out further testing – we’ve got more and more of these available – a real opportunity to incentivise people by saying if you take the COVID-19 test then you can go safely into stadiums and watch matches.”
Our View
News of a COVID-19 vaccine will do little to take away from the fact that the government will need a reliable rapid antigen COVID-19 test to sustainably reopen the economy. A successful vaccine is likely to be at least 4-5 months away from any kind of widespread roll-out. Hence testing will be needed.
Avacta has been rumored by tabloids to be involved in moonshot and the government previously confirmed that it was looking at its saliva-based technology.
With no official market announcements, the surge is certainly intriguing – particularly as Avacta has relatively sizeable m.cap at over £330m.
Dowden’s optimistic comments have given a renewed sense of hope to the importance of such testing and potential volume of it.
However, investors are still playing a guessing game as to whether Avacta will be heavily involved or not. If it is, needless to say where this will be heading next.
https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/avacta-shares-mysteriously-surge-40-percent-as-dowden-backs-rapid-testing-to-open-stadiums-before-christmas/