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Wording is everything, the real winners are the ones who read between the lines in a RNS.

https://www.nihr.ac.uk/covid-studies/study-detail.htm?entryId=281317

@Tricky.Red

I use Barclays, it's the most annoying platform ever, it slows down, bugs out, signs out at the most awful times, I need to change to something else.

The way it's dropping it might head back under £3, it's awful if you bought at £5.

@DanielC43R

I was wondering if I was reading it right aswell, surprised it wasn't picked up on more.

Don't think they will be able to hold this one back at this moment in time.

That's what they call me!

Just to add, the best advice anyone can give on here is don't listen to anyone on here, do your own research and decide what your best strategy, these boards have their regular names who either ramp a share because they are trading it so they are fooling you to buy at a premium, or those who are trying to get people to sell so they can get in cheaper.

Looking forward to some good progress here, hoping that we find a treatment for COVID-19 and we can also make some money at the same time.

@oilornothing

You can have different methods for every share, I've got £5k worth of shares suspended in EUA, that was a long term hold after realising the potential but at the same time, trying to trade EUA was difficult because there was never a clear trend.

There's nothing wrong with holding this one too, anyone holding this for a while would have made a lot aswell, it really just depends on your personal circumstances and how much you can afford to lose or play around with.

@NewbieRookie

I think you have to follow the trends in the way the share price is moving, if you watch NCYT for example, everyone is selling on the RNS or if there is a hint at news, buy when it's cheap enough and sell immediately when the news comes.

SNG could be a long term winner, but right now I'm trading it until I see opportunity to buy and just hold, I've watched the price fluctuate over the last week and you get a clear indication of what is a good price, usually as soon as it moves up by 5p, it's time to sell and then come back in when it drops later on again.

If you play it smart and not get greedy, you can end up with a lot more shares in the long term.