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You’re absolutely right, I apologise for my aggressive use of the phrase ‘good for you’. Hope everyone is ok, I’m sure we could get some counselling arranged if anyone has been affected.
I’m confident Sir Al will sell what every they make. I couldn’t really care if it’s the UK or elsewhere, but all indications are that it’ll be in the UK. Anyone worrying because another test has been procured probably needs to stretch their eyes a bit further afield. No matter where they get flogged £1.2bn / month is revenue is worth a bit on the share price. My advice is speculate to accumulate, but mainly to DYOR and ignore anyone giving out advice.
Golden tickets?!! Last time I heard that phrase was reading the gkp boards during the extraordinary rise there followed by the just as spectacular collapse. Same aggressive type of armchair investors defending their beloved investments. And.vice versa. Healthy scepticism isn't a problem.
My advice to investors is to not get emotionally attached and de risk your investments.
Avacta is an investment like any other. Good luck.
Good for you, if you’re happier selling your golden tickets and you’re making cash, that’s your decision. I’ve now bought back those that I sold on the nonsense is it us spike and I’m pretty much the opposite in general. Much as the price continues to edge up, so does my average. I first bought at 70p and I’ve added plenty since and will continue to do so. The govt buying whatever they can lay their hands on whilst declaring their launching moonshot with uk tests at the heart of it suggests our time will come and the China/US test won’t be heard of again. It’s just a matter of time for us. You see increased risk, I see increased reward edging closer every day, they’re not twiddling their thumbs.
cosmic star,
Similar to yourself I came for the Covid but will stay for the cancer; which by the way, is still killing more people and where the real value is.
went in much higher, and feel very confident. selling now makes absolutely no sense to me. thank you for your advise though - ignored.
No
A long blog to say you made a few quid - go away
I see the posts from 2021 have gone!
Classic troll posts with made up holdings and trying to tap into the concerns of others who actually did buy in here during March or later on release of LFT news.
However, it is fair to say that I actually agree with the sentiments although, since I bought my motherload much earlier and at an average of 30p it is much more of an easy task for me to start selling down a small percentage of my holding. Since every batch I sell at the moment comes with a 500-600% mark up.
This indeed is what i have been doing since mid September. I am selling small amounts every week in an attempt to de-risk, whilst keeping me firmly in "moonshot" territory if all goes well. For me, every week that passes by Big Al's "asap in summer" timeline makes my risk/reward ratio in this stock a little more unpalletable. For me, the right thing to do is sell down gradually, allowing the company the time it clearly needs, whilst at the same time taking some of my considerable profits off the table. At the same time, continuing to hold more than enough shares here to benefit hugely, if and when the LFD ends up out in the real world.
For me the biggest risk in this company was always management's ability to monetise effectively what it has. Still, I wait to be convinced. Still, I remain heavily invested whilst I wait. Still, I believe in the power of Affimers and the liklihood of a takeover in the future.
The trolls are trolls and know how to tap into the concerns of the "punters" here. If it has become harder for me to keep 100% faith here as a true LTH with a very low average, I can only imagine how those that piled in much later are feeling.
DYOR and make your own decisions according to your own risk profile and let's hope for all those truly invested here, that Big Al can still get this across the line.