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JH sorry you are incorrect, this £40m contract was indicated on the conference call on 30 September as I stated on this Board on 3 October.
JH sorry you are incorrect, this contract was indicated on the conference call on 30 September as I stated on this Board on 3 October.
Can you post the link to the newspapers leaking the government £40 million pound contract
It was common knowledge JH on here , papers leaked it a while ago.
That was my point Si. Selling at 29 to buy back in at say 25p may click just over 15% but a divi would net you 50% from the same level?
JH a few people mentioned a 40M government contract here. Myself included.
I ain't knocking the retrace as it has allowed me to get some more at 26.099, kinda at last Mondays prices.
Fingered that the more I hold come divi time the better.
That to me is how I will recover my capital, not by selling any beforehand.
But, each to their own though. GL
Slikoil you did not know about the Government £30-40M 3 contracts, you knew as everyone else did about the one £7m government contract.
"I find it strange " completely illogical rather than strange: i.e. perfectly normal human behaviour
Thanks, all makes sense and I've been telling myself the same, I just thought that the media wave would bring with it an influx of curious investors keen to jump on board (even though the rest of us knew about this 3 weeks ago)
And all good points Trader! Exciting times ahead!
I've only sold enough to recover my capital.
I still have a decent holding and am very much looking foward to dividends.
I find it strange how you could hold from 6p and sell knowing that a dividend would be another 2 x bagger + from your initial investment?
I think that sometimes the best explanation is just "that is how AIM works". I've been in since 6p and for the first time "sold the news" at 29p.
It feels counterintuitive but it seems to happen often.
People will buy back in over the next week or so.
Problem is the UK Gov contract RNS wasn't exciting as we already knew it was coming, the market priced this in. As such, when it came, there weren't really any new buyers, people decided to sell into the news and as a result the sp starts to weaken. At some point CF will drop some more info, until then just chill out.
Adz, we’ve known about the £40m UK Govt contract for 3 weeks, so that news has become priced in as the price has risen to high 20s, and quite normal to drop on formal release of the news as some sell to take their profits. However there is more transformation news to come in the next 3 months, not least the re-selling multiple times x £10m of further Covid challenge trials. IMO.
Even with all of this worldwide coverage and news that we've dropped so much and are not bouncing back strongly (dont get me wrong i didn't expect fireworks as the SP has partly factored in the news) but are people really not interested in what ORPH has going on? Have we missed a beat here with this global attention by having this 'want to grow the SP slowly'
What are peoples thoughts? Im very new to investing and was lucky to get in at 12p so am learning how all of this works and the drivers behind surges and drop-offs, but I just figured that with all the news we wouldn't have two consecutive red days - 7%
Fyi i love the company and CF and the way he does business, plus to be helping the world in a pandemic is a double win for an investment, my plan is that im holding until April or whenever a sale comes and then reassessing. But what do others think of how the news has been digested and dissected, surprised? Not surprised?
GLLTH