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Feed - you mean the fact that we have the cure for Covid and waiting for Trump to buy us out?

No, just another day in the markets.

Wow! It worked!

Miggy - I have too succumbed to the cross-ramps ;)

Can't afford to sell at £3.

Whole dialogue probably staged to get newbies to put stop losses for tomorrow's attack.

Buying - not that's some nasty "advice"

You need to decide for yourself what your risk levels are. It's personal. Don't think anyone can advise you on that.

Oh crap, I missed the Q&A - was there a question about us? I switched off when he started talking about "very infectious countries" and American borders.

My advice would be not to listen to any online tw.ts giving you advice. But I've effectively eliminated myself here.

I think it was something along the lines of "other technological advances being tested, with news expected in the next couple of weeks."
Patience, my friends, patience.

He mentioned Astra...

The important bit for me was the size of the contracts being awarded (just by one country). All well in excess of our market cap. Looks like I'll be a happy holder for a few more weeks.

Jeez, almost word for word hold4.

8.30 tonight I believe?

Not going to have one for a while I'm afraid.

...Chinairgen?

He did mention "great American ingenuity", which often translates into "steal it from limeys"...

Spark - we seem to agree that the price is going up long term - that's good enough for me!

What I'm saying is that I don't expect a takeover or licencing deal signed signed tonight by 8.30pm, but I strongly believe we, even in our current phase 2 state, are worth multiples of current mcap.

Spark - absolutely, due diligence, negotiations, perhaps a government grant application thrown in.
But no pharma would expect this to be fully confirmed via phase 3, de-risked and developed for under a couple £2bn.

Then again, wtfdik.

Perhaps it is years of dealing with multi-billion balance sheets that make me think that £300m is the office kitty for any big company.
Perhaps it's the fact that £300m is nothing compared to the economic damage caused by covid.

I think anything south of a couple £bn is peanuts for a potential covid cure. That's right - that already factors in the risk of the treatment not working, etc. All imho of course.