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Looking at those results we should be in £1.40 region, with a gradual climb to £1.80. NAV alone is over £2

I agree, they won't follow through with another 'Lock-down' scenario as it's too detrimental to not only the economy, but to the sanity of the general public. Those of us lucky enough to have a garden and be able enjoy some green, flowers and fresh air were lucky indeed, unfortunately the same cannot be said for those who live in communal buildings.high rise flats and the alike!

Therefore expect other measures and safeguards to be put in place for the foreseeable future.

If you have the patience.. this will build to between £1.80 & £2.00

There's only one reason it's going down.. Seller, and being aggressive at that.. nothing else today, because indices are performing well and futures also look good.

Lol PL, not sure what's more embarrassing... that joke or the fact I remember who Mystic Meg was/is! :-D

Futures are looking green, so I expect a rise tomorrow..even more-so now since shop fronts have opened also.

FTSE and American futures looking good for tomorrow, all in the green....Although we know how the sentiment can change, but I think the 2nd wave fears were overdone... I guess it's natural!

Unfortunately Jstar, that's to be expected on the 1st day, although I also understand that it only takes a few seconds for the virus to migrate to the next victim. Also the people who have contact with the elderly, whether it be family or work.. and those that have children or underlying conditions will be especially cautious. Therefore I expect the pushing and shoving on the 1st day, (and maybe subsequent few days), will be mostly the young and stupid who for some reason feel they're invulnerable to the virus...until they get it.

Question is the range of scale that's considered to be stated as young lol... As we saw when the sun first made a strong appearance during mid-Spring for prolonged hours during lock-down, how the masses, mostly in their 20's to 30's, made a bee-line for the beaches, parks and other external social venues. Lack of education/common sense??.. What the hell, chuck that reasoning into the cauldron along with everything else, because it definitely exists.

@ShearClass,
Simply because they could!... And it's not just this company, but all companies that trade on AIM, (Mostly all...some will seek other methods). They are broker advised to raise cash, because the whole idea in being on the AIM markets is to forward the company by raising cash on developments! Should they succeed, they look to a listing on a higher tier band.

I can't say whether it's fact or fiction in regards to this test.. of-course there's the element of factual science that we're following, but without positive news-flow on this development alongside slightly moving focus is hurting the sp as domino effect creeps in.

You have to remember the mentality of the public and perception has changed dramatically than it was pre-covid. As this awareness increases, more masks are used as well as any other PPE equipment, and this is from the perspective of both customer and retailer.

Regardless of the incentives and Govt. guidelines that have been put forward.. the public, in general will shop with more awareness, this therefore instills more confidence in being able to shop more confidently.

Lol.. do u not think £60 is a tad expensive for a single use POC device.. well out of the price range of the average person.

I think that's the first give-away this is made up sh*t

@Greedo76,
Alas there is an argument of a 'For' and one of 'Against' the point of having a stop loss, IMO people with experience and who are away from their terminals will generally have a stop loss in place.. I Myself don't, in general because i'm nearly always in-front of my screen, (as bad as it is for the ol'eyes), so i'm always aware of large drops/rises and can react in respect to that should I feel or wish.

As far as i'm aware stop losses are viewable by market makers, especially large clumps set at rounded off prices and can act accordingly, but I don't believe the MM's have dropped this today because they just can, there is a broader market to view today. AIMO

@Chengdo4
Anyone who refuses to acknowledge the effect the U.S, (and the rest of the world indices for that matter), have no effect or play very little with the U.K markets has no understanding on how the markets works. The U.S, in general, has a great effect and even though the futures were looking green over the weekend.. the fears of the 2nd wave, alongside BLM campaigns is not boding well for U.S economy... AND those facts are being factored in to futures, hence red this morning!

IMO..it's based on an amalgamation of a few things..
(1) Placing shares are hitting the market in full flow now and being flipped,
(2) Seller is still active
(3) A lot of PI's think the goal posts have been moved a little in relation to Covid-19
(4) Markets are RED yet again due to 2nd wave fears from States

At the mercy of news flow here and positive at that.

Cheers Hants, sorry...been out most of the day and saw the RNS late and scrolled straight down to holding amount... back to square one I guess, still expect a TR1 from seller then.

LOL, my bad guys...just noticed a TR1 from this morning, That's good news and confirms what I knew and have been seeing live all along. Although they're below 5%, which is a statutory notification, they could be anywhere below that or even at 0%... Either way we'll see on Monday as they may have made a final push today!

I think it's fair to assume the placing shares are now hitting the markets, hence the drive down in the sp alongside that differentiating opinions on assertion on current Covid play alongside Cancer play. Also still awaiting Seller TR1 which should be very soon. Lots of negative impacting on major indices yesterday which rallied a bit better today but yet to get fallen gains back, will be also priced in. This is also alongside the fact that investors have pulled cash due to current climate and unsure of what the world plans over the weekend. The BLM issue hasn't helped either...sigh

Although I don't know if I can agree with Cristall in regards to the virus dying out.... however I 100% agree that they, (broker advise), used this op to raise the large amount of cash, and through experience knew they could get away with it. I don't know if anyone has noted from the video/interview how the posture of A.S has changed in regards to getting the test out... The urgency is just not the same as it was from previous interviews when we believed that the "Test", as did A.S, was the pinnacle of urgency. Cash in the bank lads and far as i'm concerned as they are more relaxed now and will progress at their own pace.

They submitted the environmental permit in March which will take 3 months, so end of next month after which construction of leaching plant will be built, then I believe the mining, so you could be looking at the latter part of 2020 depending on how quickly things are carried forward. Leading up to this I see good value.. after a lil consolidation, (if any).. it's a good hold for 6 months or less if you have the patience!

It's the only thing I like about the company, the fact they raised with taking on a sharing partner with a view to production...rather than rinsing shareholders. I still think the jump today was a bit premature and will prob see a consolidation , even if it should rise on sentiment tomorrow, and see a sustained gradual rise with longer termers wanting to pick the fruit after production initiation!