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Ive been much the same MoreThanMe - dont get me wrong ive been tempted to trade and in some ways wish i had as id now have more than double my holding - but 1. Id probably get it wrong and 2. As you say its been (without hindsight) too risky to not be in.
Yes this has been frustrating and yes i feel sea sick BUT yes i think its gonna be worth it GLA
The market is indiscriminate when it sells off, even gold which is supposed to be a safe heaven sells off during these liquidity events. Don't judge companies by their price movement during wide market sell off, but instead judge them by their ability to bounce back and outperform the market when the sell off is over. I have watched this stock go from 20p to 91p to 33p and back up to 110p+, back down to 70p. It is all irrelevant price movement, what is important is the build up of capacity and our testing portfolio . I haven't traded Omega once, the potential on offer with Omega is too large to risk being out of the stock, when the market finally wakes up. I can't think of any industry that is going to see the exponential demand growth than Omega will see in the next few years. GLA
Yes agreed. Indiscrimimate sell off due to covid and worries about US election.
Assuming latter goes Ok their will be a relief rally of sorts mid to late week and lots of people and institutions will start selectively picking up the sectors and specific stocks set to do well. If I can get more ODX at these levels on monday I will.
Be amazed if most Covid stocks aren’t up considerably next week 4000 deaths a day predicted 4 x more than at the peak in spring!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54756950
Hideous virus and people just choose to ignore the risks...gla
Labs would end up being only about 10 per cent of capacity and antigen lfds would be the lions share.
Thats the govts plan apparently.
I don't think it can be done with labs