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BRB1 I admit I expected a bigger crash today. I think ncyt has the potential to reach highs of round £7 but only temporarily and to make money now requires dipping in and out nimbly.

I sold all my shares first thing today at 400p and I did expect to see it drift much, much lower. It's starting to now but not at the rate I was expecting.

Genuine question here. Is it possible that they're struggling to secure the orders that the last update gave a nod to and so are perhaps holding out before updating? A lot of the big orders with Saudis, India etc could be a once every 6 month order?

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This looks like it has the strength to hold its ground now until the rns lands. Hopefully not long now!

Looking for a chance to jump back in - 340p?

I don't quite understand what you mean. Could you explain without the typos please!

Thanks for replying everyone. I have £5000s worth of ncyt shares at an average of £3.85 a share. The market closed at £4.10 and I'm just hoping to get out with a little profit and before it potentially slumps hard this morn. I thought a stop loss would be safer as doing it manually I tend to be locked out until about 8.15???

Can you guys just quickly answer me this.

I want to sell my novacyt shares first thing this morning. Do you think i'm better off setting a stop loss below the current asking price and trusting the system gets me the best price or refresh frantically and take the first price I can get? Could someone with some experience of using stop losses for volatile shares please help!

Thanks Phoenix for pointing me in the direction of the finncap forecast and to Miggy for your positive (but not deluded) contributions. You lot have won me over and i've decided to see this through whilst most likely dumping my nyct shares tomorrow morning. GLA!

This seems like a no brainer to me. I get that the debt obligations are high but relatively speaking the AA should come out of this unsettling time fairly unscathed. At 23p the upside is huge IMO and should be able to run to 45-50p. Am I missing something?

Cheers Ghia, I have taken what I can from the rns's. Thanks Bostonboy14, this was what I was thinking. It made no sense to me because it does seem clear that in at least certain cases SNG001 works and is a viable treatment and is well tolerated and yet other drugs with verifiable serious side effects are getting more publicity still. Of course in terms of hydrochloroquine it was bandied about by Mr Trump himself but still.

I think then I just lack the ability to put a value on this stock and that's what is making me a bit queasy. I get that my posts seem negative and i apologise for that. I'm not used to investing stocks which are more a stab in the dark/a gamble.

Okay I accept that. Perhaps my definition of ramping is different to others. I tend to consider positive posts that don't even attempt to find balance as ramping, but I might be being a bit unfair.

Could you explain what occurred with the private share placement last week? Did they go for 35p a share and how does that work when the actual share price was much higher at that point?

Also do you have an idea of what sort of coverage SNG001 would get if it's to be successful in the current clinical trials? I know that must sound like a dumb question but would it be headline grabbing news worldwide? Or is it looking to be a supplementary treatment alongside other more invasive drugs?

As it happens i'm currently planning to see this one through. I'm not as confident as others that SNG001 will be on everyone's lips in a month's time but I do feel optimistic that it can be approved as a treatment and it does seem to have other applications (asthma, COPD) that could prove very beneficial to society and lucatrive.

I'm really not deramping. I have a significant portion of my savings in SNG right now. I came on this board to try to get a deeper understanding of the potential of this share, and the risks, but it' so obvious that users don't want a debate. All they want is for everyone to say buckle up and enjoy the ride!!! Get ready to five bag!!! It is unhelpful and misleading.

Same with my NCYT shares. Admittedly I got carried away with the excitement and dived right in without doing a deep enough cost benefit analysis. The Novacyt bb is a hell of a lot worse than this one I will say.

So you're expecting the share price to drift lower tomorrow then?

I'll give you that! I do think these times are more politicised than ever and what's most important is being a part of the narrative right now. I'm invested in this but just struggle to imagine it getting the attention of other higher profile drugs even if it is a viable treatment.

Come on. Let's not pretend that any of us here are investing in sng for altruistic reasons. Raising its profile will temporarily boost the share price at most, nothing more.

What are we thinking opening is going to be tomorrow? I'll go for a muted but positive open of 430 rising to 445 by 8.30.

The news of all these partnerships is great news but does anyone have any idea how this will affect profit margins? Surely with all these other associations they are all going to each get a decent cut? We can't assume GSK, AZ, Amazon etc have suddenly gone all altruistic on us! I've seen margins quotes on here of 84% previously...

That's fine but you didn't really answer my question as you were too busy being patronising. I accept that shares like this probably aren't for me and that's why I'm asking for some help here.

If for example Monday the share price drops from 61p down to 60, 59, 58, 57 and i've got my stop loss at 60.5, am I likely to see it sold at 60.5? Or more realistically does the system lock me in at the bottom?

Please be nice.

Right now I've decided that having 8k of my 30k Isa money in Synairgen is just a risk too far for me. Barring a positive rns before the markets open Monday I would like to at least some of my money parked safely in cash and accept that if things turn out as we all hope then I'll have to live with the decision!

The stock closed at 61p. What happens if I stick a stop loss at 60.5p? Do I run the risk of the share tumbling down faster than that and the system locking me in and selling at much, much lower? Is the best thing to do in my situation to watch what happens and try to get out as quickly as possible manually?

Appreciate any advice here fellow investors!