Member Info for Chrishar

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jun/15/covid-19-can-damage-lungs-victims-beyond-recognition-expert-says

This article shows that it's not just about finding a treatment that saves lives, it's also crucial to find a preventative treatment to stop long term health complications and suffering...

That's the one thing we can at least be relaxed about - realistically there isn't too much further this can fall with our cash generation.

With how piddly most of those director buys were it seems a bit ridiculous to bother if they then can't pick and choose when to release news. Might as well have got someone else to put it on for them!

It makes no difference when the RNS lands, don't kid yourself.

The market doesn't value the company as highly as I do. I hope the next rns proves the market wrong and me right and that's all there is to it. Am I starting to doubt myself? Sure, but that's human nature,

What I know for sure is that I'm not selling any shares down here at sub 250 unless new information comes out causing me to think otherwise.

I can absolutely guarantee that as soon as this turns people will be posting their calculations on here and predicting £4, £5, £6, even £10 a share. It doesn't matter how big the company was before, they've emerged as the current market leader in a multi billion pound sector. We're a few weeks away from finding out if they really can shift 10 million units a month of their product. The potential upside is very large from here.

Brod, personally I value this company at about £300m - £400m from everything we know so far but admittedly the further we get from that the more I start to doubt myself. Having said that if you aren't able to trust your convictions then you shouldn't be anywhere near the AIM market. I'm no investment expert but I do think it's important to see the bigger picture and know that as bad as things look right now, they really could shift in the blink of an eye.

Highly accurate PCR testing is absolutely going to be necessary later on in the covid cycle, possibly once a vaccine has been developed and things have reverted much closer to normality, to be sure of eradication of the virus in parts of the world.

And more evidence coming out playing down the validity of antibody testing as t-cell immunity is very common. It's all good news for ncyt.

I've just sold other shares to buy even more in here - gone from a nice balanced portfolio to almost entirely novacyt. I hope I don't live to regret this...

Having said that, 150mcap? Really?

SH3 are you in on the joke here?

We'll get one at least in early July with the June results. Chill.

Do you really think so? 50% of retail investors will now sell because it went from 230p to 218p? I don't think so.

I'm still confident and only a bad rns would change that but let's not blame MMs for this.

Hard to make sense of this I've got to admit. At what point is the mcap going to fall below cash?!

Sadly got no more money to invest unless I take out a loan!

STOP bringing up the negative relationship between past news releases and the share price. We were not at £2.30 a share then, we were not at maximum capacity tests wise, we were not about to launch a new product.

For the next rns to tank the sp it will have to be VERY ugly.

Bought more at 226 - nothing's changed.

Ghia, it's important to remember that we're still well within the grip of a global pandemic. You may say that £2.40 for covid alone seems a bit steep but when you think we could be one of the first approved treatment options in the ENTIRE world for something that has ground almost the entire world to a halt and still has the potential to do that again come the winter...

I'm not going to sit here and pick a figure out of thin air, but if the results show clear efficacy for covid I do think the sky's the limit.

Hu11 I know it's strange to you and me that some people feel the need to come on here to pretend how perfectly they understand the stock market and how much better they are doing than the mugs who have sat here seeing their investment fall 40 odd percent.

But heyho, those people exists and each to their own I guess!

'be interested in knowing how many would be happy if a take over was to take place at £600p'

Absolutely anybody with half a brain. Sure the sp could go even higher but you can't genuinely turn down 160% return from here when it's proving a real struggle to get back above 250p!

I know your name on here is DubleD but is it possible to stop doubling down? It's clear that you feel you've lost money and you want someone to blame but it's not the BODs fault. They are focused on delivering SNG001 to the market, they are not fussed by short term share price fluctuations. The fall in share price does not tell us anything about the quality of their product.

I'm not trying to dampen the already low sentiment here, but it's important to stick to facts. P/E ratios are based on profits/earnings rather than revenue. I imagine we prob have a P/E ratio of around 6 right now. Having said that P/E ratios can reach as high as 100 and we have zero debt + only now are we getting into full gear manufacturing wise.

It's ridiculous value at this price.

Why on earth would the board be thinking about buyouts or special dividends right now? Trying to run before you can walk comes to mind. I imagine they are giving all their attention to current ongoing business, of which there is a lot.