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hmm.. more like it's about emotion than logic.

This is a concern of mine too. What logic are people using to arrive at a mcap multiple and why? Not knocking, just thinking of buying in.

"India has stepped up its testing, almost doubling the amount of tests conducted during the month of August -- but it still lags far behind other major countries."

https://edition.cnn.com/2020/09/30/asia/india-covid-antibody-study-intl-hnk-scli/index.html

Why do MMs allow these damn gaps to open up? Incompetence?

I reckon it's going back to about 565, which would be the top of a new channel. Hope it breaks through tomorrow.

Oh look. Another opinionated person expressing their opinions as though they were facts. This is anew company ow and bears no relation to the old RED. I for one am prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt and I see progress. That's my opinion, carefully defined as such.

Ah it's Abbot and SD Biosensor. As I would have known had I bothered to read to the end of the article. Sorry.

Ah it's Abbot and SD Biosensor. As I would have known had I bothered to read to the end of the article. Sorry.

Ah it's Abbot and SD Biosensor. As I would have known had I bothered to read to the end of the article. Sorry.

Ah it's Abbot and SD Biosensor. As I would have known had I bothered to read to the end of the article. Sorry.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/28/covid-19-tests-that-give-results-in-minutes-to-be-rolled-out-across-world

Looks like this http://sdbiosensor.com/xe/product/7672

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/28/covid-19-tests-that-give-results-in-minutes-to-be-rolled-out-across-world

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/28/covid-19-tests-that-give-results-in-minutes-to-be-rolled-out-across-world

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/28/covid-19-tests-that-give-results-in-minutes-to-be-rolled-out-across-world

You're unfair. Every single share I've ever known oscillates up and down within a range. This one is no different. Rampers (and genuine enthusiasts) push it up and derampers (and traders) pull it back. Same everywhere, not just Tern, so why pick on Tern? Take a look at the covids if you want to see ramping.

Trick is to find one where the underlying trend is upwards. This has been flat for a while. It will move up again eventually, and then you can start to trade it.

"128k was after I calculated prices with bid/offer prices at the time"

'Calculated prices'? The trade price is the trade price and there's no way you can know if any trade was a buy or a sell, whatever the price. The displayed mid price that ADV or LSE use to determine buy or sell guess is also taken off the bid/offer at the time.

Ah yes. I know who you mean by clown2 now. And don't trust him further than I could spit. Sweepie is part trader, part lth. He ramps when it suits him and deramps when it suits him. Broadly, I think he'd like to see a rerate upwards, but his 'rumours' and hearsay never come to anything and he's known for this. So, transparent. But most rampers and derampers are. ADV has little if any rational discussion. But that's not to say all the optimistic posters are ramping, some are genuinely enthusiastic and truly believe. And there's nothing wrong with that. Derampers also talk crap. Not all, but most.

How do you know there were net 128k buys? The buy/sell figures on ADVFN? Did you read my post below?

AS mumbled about syndication halfway through a 2 minute spiel that itself was half way through a VOX marketing broadcast that included half a dozen other companies. He mentioned NAV more often. And how many people do you imagine would have heard that or picked it up as meaningful? So there's no mystery. Stop spinning it.

Fact is that AS, who's not a great publicist or public speaker, has implied directly that one or possibly two syndication events are likely at some point within the next six months... ie a large external investment into one or more of our investees. He wouldn't say this if it wasn't on the cards and will constitute a degree of rerating as it will help to value which ever investees are bought into.

This is good. But it adds to the 'slow burn / sudden launch' thing that is Tern. Not many patient investors on AIM, merely punters looking for guaranteed short term hits.

Excuse my ignorance Bernie but what's the RSP?

rhodi, no one except the punter in question and the MM associated with the trade knows whether a given trade was a buy or a sell. No one. Not LSE or ADVFN or anyone. What LSE etc do is say 'well we'll take the mid price between offer and bid and say that any trade that's priced above that is a buy and any below is a sell. Just as a general guide for our users.'

So it's a guide only. As a rule of thumb, it's generally reliable, especially for summed trades over a long period, give or take a bit. But it's not great for a single day's trading. We don't know whether buys exceeded sells, although at an apparent ratio of 2 to 1 it's true that it's likely there were indeed more buys than sells in this instance. But not guaranteed. In my humble opinion, all that's happening here is that that load of shares that were sold a couple of days ago are still being worked through by the MMs. Once that's finished, the price should rise.

Often what's referred to as ramping on here isn't ramping but is simply slightly misinformed impressions gained by people who don't grasp how the system works. I'm a very long way indeed from being an expert in any of this. It all strikes me as deliberately confusing and mysterious. But this is a fundamental issue that I do get... the buy/sell ratio on LSE or anywhere else is a rough guide only.