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This is the strangest reaction I've ever seen to what is a monumental contract. Going to have to switch off and have a nap or I might just go mad. Over half the mcap in one six month contract and France is currently 6% up!

Yet another way to look at it - this deal alone will likely bring in more profit than many £4b companies make in an entire year!

I don't get why Vadim Alexandre and Justin Waite in particular are on the one hand gutted they missed out on the rise but on the other confused as to why this hasn't rocketed today... Justin, it's not too late mate!!!

I'm shaking my head. Is this not the opportunity of a lifetime to get genuinely rich for all of us here?! I don't mean to ramp so but I'm struggling to see what's going on...

Crazy sp action imo - sold out of others to buy even more in here. 60% of my portfolio - this has to be £7+ by the end of the week...

Not a one trick donkey!

Please tell me that was a genuine translational mistake.

Monkshood, this is one of the main reasons I invested so heavily here (and now have some go ahead shares). I find it genuinely depressing how recessions/downturns create such inequality but the facts are they do - the big boys will swallow up the little ones at a massive discount and will come out the other end much leaner and stronger.

A little known phrase starting with 'Be greedy' and ending in 'fearful' comes to mind - I'm all in and think the financials will blow all the speculation and cautiousness out of the window tomorrow.

We must be looking at £300m revenue but that's only up to the year end, we'll almost certainly start as we mean to go on into next year. The company has delivered time and time again and that makes me believe they'll do a masterful job with the hundred or so million in the bank post-covid.

When we were discussing a new government contract what was everyone hoping for? I went for a conservative £125m so this is well above my expectations...

The sp is about 25% higher than it was in April. In April! Two months into a pandemic that could have been all over by now. Sales many multiples of what they were then. This is worth double what it was in April at an absolute minimum.

It took a lot of strength and sinew to hold on and keep building a stake over the past few months and take a contrarian position to the market. The market was uber slow to recognise the potential here and those individual investors that did have been rewarded. This time it should be a lot easier and take the market far less time to catch on...

Got NT all morning and decided I was happy with my lot already. And then changed my mind and added even more at £5.68!
There's life in the old dog yet.

This is strange. Every single rns prior to this I've been a bit wary and have often top sliced on the bell. But this one... wouldn't have sold if it opened up at £7!

Lots of people been sitting on losses happy to just get out. Go ahead and buy their shares whilst it's so cheap...

JOKES!!!

I'm selling on the bell, this bb is way too rampy this morning...

Do you remember when Graham said a few weeks ago that sales in H2 *should* exceed H1 and I said I think he's playing it down a bit?! Well there we go!

Even if some of what you say is true Seb, that does not negate the fact that approval of sng001 for covid would save a lot of lives and leave the sp sitting a hell of a lot higher than it is now. Being able to get this drug out quickly to the most vulnerable could get Britain, the US, europe etc back to close to normal well before a vaccine arrives.
At that point synairgen would be known globally and doors would be well and truly opened for all the other uses - think broad spectrum of viruses and COPD.

By that I mean valuing the company is impossible and it's a case of up, up and away until a correction weeks down the road?
I can see news on top of news sending this into the stratosphere over the next week - is £8-£10 impossible?!

Is that what the greatest clay court player of all time uses?