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Do you really believe that a positive or negative post on this message board has the power to affect the share price to the level that it could move it by 10-30 points either direction?
If that was the case, the share price would be a lot higher than it is at the moment.
The reason the SP was around the £2.00 mark was because everyone thought that we may get emergency approval followed by a buy out after the phase two results came out hence why so many people jumped on and held on, now we can be confident to know this won’t be happening anytime soon and there is no real rumour or belief, people have walked away with their profits, they will return but just not in the next few months.
And if the SP rose to £1.50 then it will drop back down again as more people will look to bank their profits early and this trend will keep repeating itself going forward.
Let’s say Richard drops an RNS 7am tomorrow morning and answers all the questions everyone has, provides a timeline of events for the next 6 months, the SP will not rocket, it will stay where it is or a little bit higher, investors won’t want to tie up their money for months on end if they know nothing major is happening, they will wait to get in when it’s nearer the time when the news is expected to drop, even though the price is very cheap, they would rather use the cash for short term trading.
I don’t believe we will be bought out for £2.50/£3.00 by a big pharmaceutical company, as we edge closer to the phase 3 results, we will see the share price increase bit by bit, day by day on the back of positive expectation and if the news is equally as good if not better than the phase 2 results then I would expect more people to jump on it not just to day trade it but to keep for the long term, I would expect the same level of fanfare media wise like the phase 2 results and then we will see big money fly in from all over the world as the fomo will reach fever pitch, it may even be like Eastman Kodak when the SP went from $2 to $8 I think on Monday and on Tuesday it went $8 to $60 in 90 minutes, the drug will be proven.
Just want to also point out that if the Phase 3 results are not good, then the above will not happen and you will lose your money so my plan will be when the SP rises nearer the result day which it could be at £2.00 I will cash out my original stake as I will be in profit by then due to me continuing topping up whilst the SP is under £1.50 and that way i can cover myself and not lose everything.
A different topic of discussion.
Are we on the Synairgen message board the loud minority?
We know how much of the company is in the hand of institutional investors, why is it that the vast majority of the people on this message board state they did not sell (including me) when the share price started to go down and instead took the opportunity to top up but yet there must of been private investors in their droves who cashed out and kept cashing out for the last couple of weeks with big losses.
If you were to count up all of the private investors for example, let’s say there was 100 in total, how many do you think are on the message board making their true feelings heard? my guess would be somewhere between 15 to 20 percent, which begs the question where else are these silent private investors getting their news/information if it is not from this message board?
Any thoughts?
The best way to get the attention of the media is by a press release, first we gather the email address’s of every local and national newspaper, magazines, online bloggers and news related website that are not just in the mainstream, basically anyone who requires daily content.
We then need to create an opinion piece or a leaflet with facts that compares us to other products as this will create discussion, debate and raise awareness.
But we would need someone credible to front the press release and someone who would not mind taking and answering questions if it were to gain traction.
Once completed it is the emailed to everyone in one go and then it’s up to the editors if they want to run the piece.
I am more than happy to do any dog work in regards to gathering email addresses and whatever else is needed.
Let me know what you think?
https://www.ft.com/content/4583fbf8-b47c-4e78-8253-22efcfa4903a
Doubts raised over AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine data
Oxford university acknowledges error that forced trial to switch dosing regimens
Free Willie on the horizon!
Docdaneeka - it doesn’t make it any less true.
You are correct in what you have stated but you can’t expect everyone to have the same reaction as you and just stay calm and quiet, people wanting to vent their frustration on a message board like this when the share price has dropped is also a correct response.
Neither party is right or wrong in how they feel, each investment is different, from the level of risk involved, the entry and exit point, you can’t prepare for the doubt and the pressure that’s to come when the SP starts to go south.
You should accept this is part of the course when choosing to join a message board like this.
I think the truth is that if the share price was nearer the 1.80/£2.00 mark then we all would be fine with waiting it out over the next few months or however many months it will take for the P3 results as most would be either be even or slightly down on their investment but would know the bulk of the investment is still there if they needed to cash out for one reason or the other, in our minds we all had a price which we though was the bottom given how much is already invested by institutional investors and we all probably did not think it could have gone down as much as it has in a very short space of time.
I think the positive and negative reaction is very natural and to be expected.
I think it’s fair for people who are invested to come and have a vent, share their concerns and worries as some will be looking for reassurance and guidance and maybe in the hope there are others who feel the same as them, investing can feel very lonely as people outside of these message boards will not understand much about investing and trading and will only see it as gambling and may not understand why we do what we do, i do like to read about how people really feel about their investment in SNG as I also have the same positive and negative feelings at different points.
I will be looking to buy a few more shares today.
We will probably get bought out by on of the big pharma companies by the time the share price reaches £50.00 so most likely will never see £400.00.
I hope I am wrong.
@jonesrichard
I invested in Netscientific when the sp rose to 15p a share and soon after the shares were diluted 10-1, it’s a fair question to ask in a forum for anyone who was on the fence or had any hesitation.
I have got the reassurance I was looking for.
Is there a possibility that the company may look to raise money from the share sales and then dilute the the share price for a number of different reasons as other companies have done or do they have enough cash in the bank that they would not need to do this.
Spot on!
What makes you say £1.50?
Came across this article dated 20 July 2020 which details a sample of the medical community’s reaction to the initial press release.
https://www.sciencemediacentre.org/expert-reaction-to-announcement-by-synairgen-that-their-drug-sng001-has-had-positive-results-in-initial-trials-on-covid-19-patients/