The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Connection already established: https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/business/local/3842334/spacex-rocket-launch-coup-for-britains-most-northerly-inhabited-island/
Cut and paste: Elon Musk’s latest SpaceX adventure has taken off from Florida, with a ground station in Shetland providing vital support for a precious piece of cargo.
The Falcon 9 rocket – part of multibillionaire Musk‘s space programme – blasted off from Cape Canaveral carrying more than 100 small satellites.
One of these is the Gossamer Piccolomini, created and developed by US aerospace firm Lunasonde and it turned to SaxaVord UK Spaceport on Unst for some expert support.
Plus they are usually brutal over there after hours, but the price is stable, slight increase and continued volume.
MTP trending right now
Article just published, behind paywall , should be good to raise profile. Extract: A biotech company led by the chairman of the government’s vaccine taskforce has struck a licensing deal worth up to €414 million with a big pharma company to develop an oral therapy for the treatment of inflammatory diseases.
Yes some retail investors got them on Friday. However institutional investors all had them ready for the opening bell.
It’s not the company that determines the opening price, it’s the exchange.
It’s all fishy to me. The opening price of 20p was based on supply and demand. So there must have been an equal amount of orders who would sell at 20 and buy at 20. However theoretically there is nothing to stop institutions putting in orders to buy at 20 but not fulfilling them, but they could still sell. Nice work if you can get it.
I can assure you I wasn’t spooked in any way. I walked away up 400%. My exit strategy was lower. The only reason why it opened so high was supply and demand. There is no product yet.
Phew that's me out. Seriously though I can't understand anyone who bought at 5p and wouldn't sell? 4 times your money - that takes years usually.
AIM is a terrible thing, the sooner we are out the better. We are in a different ball game but the crowds don’t understand. They want an RNS for every £10m . Well
NCYT doesn’t do that. So sit back and relax.
Do you “need” the money, if you are young and need a house/if you are near retirement? If not half and half sounds good. Well done, am thrilled for you.
Have you looked at the Moonshot documentation?