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I would hope that the SP goes above £2 if positive news from A2 arrives and we get confirmation that we are on A2 P3. Following dr castros slip last time, we jumped to £1.80 odd just from the expectation that we were progressing.
If confirmation arrives, hopefully a bigger jump will occur.
Fingers crossed
Doc, totally. If we get a large rise, say 600 to 1000%, it’s time to sell. Then when the price drops, we BUY BACK and hold long term until takeover bids start coming in.
Obviously it has to work first, before any of us can do that.
Post SPRINTER (if successful) there will be a one to two week window, depending on how quickly the msm like bbc etc report on it. That’ll be the 500 to 1000% gain. Then it will dip. Timing is everything.
Greed is everything also.
Example: you have 50,000 shares. You sell out at £6 per share making £300k. Very happy.
SP then goes quickly to £8 per share.
Do you think happy days I’ve just made £300k or:
I’ve just lost £100k?
Which one are you?
This is just another post designed to confuse and mis-lead. Same old stuff just different usernames.
Dear Kevinl1977
if you have 50,000 and sell them all at £6 then you would be a fool. These shares could go to £30 quite easily. The correct strategy is to only sell a certain percentage of your holding at any one time, to take some profit off the table. You will know when to sell some when you can't sleep for worrying. It is impossible to time the exit perfectly. However those that hold for the takeover/licencing agreement are the ones that will do best. So hold on to some and wait for that moment.
I'd rather not answer that question, Kevin, haha. I am, though, more in the latter camp which can lead me to making regretful decisions as to buy back in and being spiked. . I can reason with myself and say 'great profit' ..whilst feeling clammy and sick in the stomach. But as someone on here once told me, this is not a game you can ever really win.
Hahaha.
Oak, don’t talk stupid and chill out my friend.
I was making up the analogy for a bit of fun and was replying to Andy tbh.
I’m not referring to my own stash and wouldn’t necessarily take that stance if the SP went up to those highs.
Thanks for your take on it anyway.
Just a bit of harmless Sunday morning fun.
I hear what you’re saying rum.
I do believe long term holders can win, most definitely.
As the stats will tell you, a very low percentage of day traders make healthy profits.
For me, this share is unusual in that if it does shoot up on news (and I hope it does, soon) the chances of it dropping significantly are smaller than they often are, because putting aside catastrophic failure later the outlook for the product only gets better the longer it stays around. I suppose that means I'm brainwashed :-)
But say it goes up to £4 on, say, progressing to P3 then in my mind the only thing that would bring it down far is failure at P3 - so in that respect it is a Big "Gamble", as the fall if that happened would be deep and lasting. But assuming that goes OK then the only way is up, in large jumps.
I agree with you Denny
With favourable P3 results, I can easily see the Sp stepping up everytime a new govt order is announced. Retracements will blunted and will simply be due to profit taking.
For me, this share is unusual in that if it does shoot up on news (and I hope it does, soon) the chances of it dropping significantly are smaller than they often are, because putting aside catastrophic failure later the outlook for the product only gets better the longer it stays around. I suppose that means I'm brainwashed :-)
But say it goes up to £4 on, say, progressing to P3 then in my mind the only thing that would bring it down far is failure at P3 - so in that respect it is a Big "Gamble", as the fall if that happened would be deep and lasting. But assuming that goes OK then the only way is up, in large jumps, each time a new milestone is achieved, or a new purpose found.
So, as I don't absolutely need the money, I'm not planning on taking out profits on the way up, not till we reach some spurious target value which I've not yet set (probably around £25 though that could never happen). Although at about a tenner I could be tempted to sell out as that would give me all the cash I need at the stage of life I'm at.
Anyway, apart from random treats (which are likely expensive) I don't see me reducing in stages. Once I decide to sell, the whole lot will go and if it's the right price then I'll stop risky investing too.
My own strategy is to sell a portion after A2 progression, assuming that is so, then buy back in prior to SPRINTER final dosing RNS and then hold, with top slicing at perhaps £10, £12.50, £15, then ride the rest to see where it goes e.g. takeover/licensing.
Would be my first multibagger though so need to keep myself disciplined.
Oak, yeah you must be right. My question asking people on their intentions if ACTIV2 progresses =
‘a post designed to confuse and mislead’.
Do you really think that the SP and institutional funds gives a fig about what someone says on a message board?
Again, you’re putting far too much emphasis on the power of this message board to be able to control people and the markets, grow up.