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Mike_Hunt, thanks for the detailed response dude, I guess the next few months will answer all.
So Mike_Hunt, i'm guessing you don't believe their products will ever hit the market? because thats all were here for. my current Av is 4.8p, its all profit from the initial spike, so i'm not concerned, more concerned for the the other investors that are reacting to your words. Maybe you do know this company well. i just believe if only one product hits the market we could see this being a great little share to be invested in.
@daytradenovice. I live in a similar area, but people will travel when they have the opportunity; that's a good thing and that's why im holding here. Whats the general view on the update scheduled for 5/04? its crazy that we might be flying to the US before Europe.
Agreed, investors on here need to be very cautious listening to shorters. This could slowly drop to 2p in a few months or the right RNS could shoot it up 9p plus. This sector is going to be huge so don't panic sell.
We were always going to have a bumpy ride in Europe because of different vaccine pacing and lockdown procedures, i do believe we will be able to travel to certain countries when we come out of lockdown, Portugal for one, possibly Spain, i haven't been following each country reports, but staggered border openings will still work for summer travel... as long as we stick to May 17th. Covid will never go away, but the vaccines reduce it to the common flu whatever the variant. This needs to end or continuing world government money printing will reduce us all to rubble.
Positive sector news, we'll see more of this sort of news and its all good.
https://www.pharmaceutical-technology.com/features/medical-cannabis-isle-of-man-regulation/
That RNS made my coffee taste better this morning. This is not a pump and dump share, fill your boots all, the only way is up here.
Also agree Robert, its the game now; i'm not the quickest at it but having fun playing.
I'm in big here so hoping for stable growth and something to keep long term.
for me yes; probably pennies to most of you on here. just hoping for some growth and future dividends. I do fear that i got in too early on this, but don't have an real concerns for the future.
Wow Whatamess you're like an energy vampire. i always check this chat as i'm invested and look for educated info from experienced traders; after reading your posts a barely have enough energy to lift my coffee mug. I think your name on here says it all, close the hatch on your bunker and leave this boars to investors.
Most of my friends are either booking or planning to book something very soon. They are all between 20-40 age bracket. But the industry will be hit hard as the older population will rightly be very cautious to travel.
£2.90 would make me smile. a reduction of kung-flu number in the US would make me smile even more.
I'm pretty much on the same vibe, i've come out at a bit of a loss today, hoping to jump back in around 220ish. I'll be honest i'm not sure whats been factored into the price as reality is a loose concept at the moment.
Lots of new talk about air bridges in the news today, apparently Boris is "taking personal charge" of this issue lol. I believe by the end of the month we will have may non quarantine routes to and from Europe, so looking positive.
https://www.ig.com/uk/news-and-trade-ideas/tesco-and-sainsbury-s-shares--where-next-for-supermarkets--200414
Some positives some negatives here. I am expecting Sainsburys to follow Tesco and pay a Div, is that the common assumption?
So in 2009 Sine flu killed just under 300 people in the UK alone, yet the markets didn't react. think we're currently on 9, so why all the anxiety with this? Genuine question.
so... does the offer equate to about 4.4p per share in real money??
I just bought a small amount as i dont think this will go much lower, and see this as a great long term share. for some reason my buy is showing in grey??