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O/T...........Volumes rising, and a couple of 100k buys at full ask

Well I guess the first person who mentions we are waiting for news will get pelted with tomatoes!!!

These UT trades are doing my head in, seeing we are 5.22% down only for it to be a 133 trade at 21.80, hmmm.

Noticed the 85k just before and a 100k sell earlier are not even being delayed today, suggests to me that volume is increasing. And the 22.50/23.50 spread keeps tightening.

Beautiful day down here in London, hope everyone is enjoying these little changes to restrictions from lockdown. ATB

And yet another GF.........................

16:29:26 23.00 300,000 69.00k

Another decent delayed buy.........................

15:15:00 23.50 131,870 30.99k

Well done violindog, wish I could.

23.45 being paid and sells at 22.87

23.30 Paid for 12k

Morning ALL, GL moonparty and Barchart agree with you and certainly me.

verall Average:
96% BUY
Overall Average Signal calculated from all 13 indicators. Signal Strength is a long-term measurement of the historical strength of the Signal, while Signal Direction is a short-term (3-Day) measurement of the movement of the Signal.

Morning, thanks for the link cleanerworld, whilst it is hard to not feel we have been waiting for news for longer than we expected, a good reminder of the senior staff behind Lindy now pushing hard to take us forward and into clinical trials.........................

Scancell Plc executives and stock owners
Scancell Plc executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include:

Gillies O'Bryan-Tear, Chief Medical Officer
Robert Miller, Medical Director
Susan Clement-Davies, Non-Executive Director
Ursula Ney, Non-Executive Director
Martin Diggle, Non-Executive Director
Sally Adams, Development Director, Director
Richard Goodfellow, Executive Director
Lindy Durrant, Chief Scientific Officer, Executive Director
Clifford Holloway, Chief Executive Officer
John Chiplin, Non-Executive Chairman of the Board

And just seen Newcastle 3 v 2 West Ham, a very good day, and many more to come with Scancell very soon. GL aLL

C11.....................
Fingers crossed for the FA Cup Semi.

and we did it!!! . F.A.Cup Final and Champions League Semi Final v Real Madrid!!! Superb, enjoy

Afternoon Guys,

C11..................Many people are “Holding Strong”
C7 has a new carpet!!!

Laminated white tiles throughout, if you don"t mind, lol

Hi Rats, yes it was a buy, the reason why the bid rose to 22.50 probably

Time Trade Price Volume Value
15:37:26 23.00 235,000 54.05k

22.5/23 + 1.11%

She says producing the first batch of vaccine is a thrill: "It's a really good feeling, but we are always thinking about the next batch.

"It's a high-pressure environment, so although it's a relief we're then thinking we've still got work to do with the next batch."

Dr Cliff Holloway, chief executive of Scancell, says the Cobra team at Staffordshire is crucial to the development of the vaccine.

"Cobra has the expertise needed to produce clinical-grade plasmid at scale and we look forward to working with them to advance our vaccine and demonstrate its potential effectiveness," he says.

In a separate venture, the company is also working with the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, one of the world’s leading medical universities, on a DNA vaccine which will be delivered to the patient's muscle to generate a viral antigen to trigger a reaction from the immune system.

Just shows us how long it takes to build relationships leading to partnerships of any kind. How long has it been since we first had a relationship with Karolinska??...........................must be 5 years surely

18 trades......................9 of which are sells totalling 28k

Agree crumbs, even it looks like we are getting ahead of the virus on our shores, investment in 2nd and 3rd generation vaccines will carry on at a pace......................just in case!!!

I think it is fair to say the world will never be safe until every continent is, and I feel more than ever that we will be living with this for the rest our lives.

Hasiba, that was the one point you made the other day which I disagreed with, do you feel any different now about it, or did your point come over not exactly how you meant??

That would be great news if that was the case, as soon as we can get into trials the better.

Breaks my heart hearing about what is happening to India, since I was 21 I have visited there 8 times for holidays, the last was 12 years ago, for all the changes to the country in that time, millions would still live in remote villages and shacks, what chance would they have with a virus ripping through the country, even with communication, so as to minimalise the carnage................very little I would have thought and that would apply to so many continents, and it surprises me that I hear some people and in social media suggest the need for second generation vaccines will dissipate over the next few months. How??

Morning All,

nlondon1234, what a coincidence, I was watching a documentary in recent days about community gardening charities. Had never been that aware of exactly what kind of work they actually do and was mightily impressed.

Good share, and I can say I have never lost faith in our IP, cannot wait to see us grow into it. ATB

Evening LL, Correct it was cc"s post...............................

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Kinda sets out a marker for news, only about 4 weeks to go and an opportunity to release an RNS or two before the conference date., and lest we knew news can come at any time.

Evening chester, Yeah I have been suggesting for a while that Covidity might well be not the first news we hear. I think our expectations grew when in the media blitz it was reported we would be entering trials "within weeks", so I do get how Cleanerworld felt with her first post this morning.

For me as we rose to the years high of 27.9 my adrenaline levels were running high, for me when that happens expetations take over and I crave to see the share perform as it did then again.

That last rise was so well timed for me in as much as the 40k I sold has paid for my home decorating costs, but just left me with a lesser holding which is why I bought 10k more at 22.75 last week. Dependant on news if I take profits again they will be at no less than 35p.##
So as I believe someone said this morning we are another day closer to news and I am ready for another adrenaline rush when it does.

Tiny volume today just 388k, by the end the bid had risen to 22.20 and the ask back to 22.75 so we are at the mid point of this range. I feel sure we are involved in many talks with different parties, and certainly just waiting for the green lights to open cancer trials, and feel the price consolidation reflects just that.

Just a bit more patience needed as we showed the last year, lets not forget we were rewarded for that as we rose from 4.60-27.9 in just 12 months and a similar rise soon would leave us all in dreamland.

GL to all holding or adding,it felt strange adding 10k for £2,275 when under a year ago we could have got 40k shares, retrospect always rears its head, wonder how we will feel when we hit 50p and get just 2k shares for a £1000?? With so many items due for news 50p to me is a very realistic target in the next couple of months. Have a good one all, can"t believe how fast this week has gone again. ATB and goodnight.