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I hope the five or six informed posters on here are not forgotten. It was only because of the likes of Sharesting, floydymagic, Woodstock1970 to name three that I stuck with this share. If this really comes good I hope your input doesn't get lost in a swarm of new contributors. Cheers!

I second this. I'm probably not the only one on here a little over my head with this share - but hey how else am I ever going to own a property I can call my own?!

Any chance of a blue day today w/o an RNS?

What's wrong with factoring in a worst case scenario?! These boards are meant to help people make investment decisions. All I see on here is HUGE RNS ON ITS WAY. I bloody hope so but interesting to hear some people's views on what would constituent a run for the exit.

I think it's important to imagine both sides of the coin. We've heard plenty of positive RNS predictions and I have to admit it's hard for me to picture an update that doesn't send the share price upwards. BUT it must be possible as the declining sp confirms. So what's the worst it could be hypothetically? Sales totally around £30mil? Failure to secure partnership with PHE and other national health bodies???

Who's waiting on the morning's results? I'm heavily invested in this one, what are we hoping for? Could solid results send the share price north of £20?

I don't really get your comparison? Novacyt has at least being selling their covid 19 kits with most likely millions backed up. What fundamentals are you talking about here? I'm holding as I'm hoping for a positive outcome from the trials but can you really say that the fundamentals here are solid? It's a wing and a prayer.

Are we ABSOLUTELY certain that they are not our kits? Chris Witty and Patrick Vallance have stressed the need for 100% accuracy in regards to testing (Antigen & Antibodies) from the start of this crisis. Why then are they not using our kits?!
If Novacyt can manufacturer 4 million a month then they can manufacture 100k a day... let's hope we become the official supplier!

Great post Bo and thanks to the AA employee for sharing that info.

I know it's the prevailing debt that spooks many investors here but the situation seems more or less set up for AA. I would be counting my chickens already if it wasn't for the knowledge that investors aren't stupid and they aren't flocking to this share right now. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Is it merely the small chance of defaulting at some point that is scaring investors away???

I've looked into hundreds of companies to invest in over the past two months in response to this crash and in terms of upside reward AA is my number one - I've got 25% of my savings on this at 20p a share. I have limited investment experience however so a response to this would be helpful. Thanks!

Before people on here were saying forget what the panicked small time PIs are doing, follow the money. Now suddenly it's a good thing that many PIs are continuing to top up whilst huge sells are going through. Can someone enlighten me which way round it is!

It seems now as the narrative becomes 'test test test' more and more suppliers of testing kits have come online. You've got this: https://www.forbes.com/sites/anuraghunathan/2020/04/16/india-ramps-up-coronavirus-testing-approves-slew-of-local-and-foreign-makers/ and other stories such as the US buying testing kits from South Korea.

Who else thinks that faulty unreliable tests are going to become bigger and bigger news? Where do these buyers from around the world then turn to to ensure the large sums of money they are laying out aren't wasted? That's right, Ncyt! This partnership with GSK and AZ is looking more important by the day. The greedy among us must be wondering if there are capabilities to expand above 8 million test a month...

Typing way too fast - apologies!

Perhaps if you attempted to answer my obvious questions instead of deflecting? I ask this because I see it so often across different bbs. "HUGE buys going through! MASSIVE!" followed by a stabilised share price. Am i missing anything?

I've topped here, seems a compelling stock. I'm just trying to get to work out who I should listen to and who I shouldn't. I seem to get more stick than the idiot who came on here saying 'you obviously don't want German TV!!!'

Don't think this has been posted already - it's only in the MIT technology review but think it's the biggest number i've seen yet!

https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/04/20/1000228/the-us-will-need-to-do-20-million-tests-a-day-to-reopen-safely/

How come these serious buys you speak of each evening don't culminate in a rising of the share price either at close or the following morning? Is it just balanced against hundreds more PIs selling?

Topped up!

I've not invested in AIM before, no. Probably isn't for me but I have the free time right now and if you guys are to believe there's money to be made! :)

I'm currently invested here and have read around enough to be quietly positive about the next RNS and yet a part of me struggled to picture this little company, valued at around 20 mil I think only a month or so ago and with hardly any employees being worth 500m-1bil say! I read on here of a takeover in that case but still it's hard to picture for me.

Floydy, do you have previous experience with investing in biotechs? Currently SNG has a mcap of about 70mil based largely on the hope of a successful trial phase here (copd and asthma also I know I know). When you say above £3 after news of positive trial is that one of these figures plucked out of thin air or is there some reasoning behind it? It's obvious to me the price would at least double but 400% here is beyond my comprehension...

In that case maybe the big buys are actually sells?