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That's really interesting - why the rise since, do you think?

I'd be surprised to hear the IPO didn't go well as shares have been rising pretty well ever since, on not really any news.
I got my full, albeit small, allocation on PB, but sold out sub 20p thinking I'd done well....

once you've built the facility, your biggest ongoing cost is power I would think - so somewherewith huge amounts of (presumably year round) solar is a good choice. Some of it will go on cooling yes, but I imagine they did their sums, after all they are bright boys and girls behind this
I like the RNS

barnetpeter; GDR; 9.1.21:
"You are right but you will just get insulted. Nothing much left here. The U.K. government for one has got containers full of testing kits sitting in a container park. Dozens of them. Meanwhile the directors here are being paid very well indeed. There are no orders and no revenue. No real interest in the shares apart from desperate private investors. The big money was made here months ago when it spiked to 300p and even after the 80p placing it hit over 180p. The only buyers are those averaging down in desperation. Mostly novices. Meanwhile loads of other non Covid stocks are flying as the vaccines get produced. It’s a learning curve to leave a stock which you want so desperately to succeed. It’s the way of the markets. Eventually you either learn to put your money into winners or you go broke and leave the stock mkt."

I rarely waste time looking at old posts but on this occasion was interested to see whether BP was more than just a broken clock, although I doubt he's right even twice a year, let a lone twice a day, other than in hindsight.
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Not sure quite what you mean, but I generally find HL easy to use.
When you sell shares within HL the money is instantly available to reinvest. However, with all brokers it is not usually available to withdraw instantly as settlement is a couple of days, or more, later. Is this the problem?
With AJ Bell I often find that if I sell something, then it takes a few minutes at least for the money to be available again to invest.
My understanding is that with these platforms you don't actually / strictly speaking own the shares - they own them on your behalf. They are happy enough to shift funds from one share to another, but not to withdraw until an deal has actually settled

just got quoted 93.9

It may drop some more but most likely upside from here, I've just topped up (and averaged up)

I make that about 0.06% of share capital, ie next to nothing.
Nothing to see here, move along (and upwards)

can buy on HL but need to ring them, and minimum charge £20 per trade

GST: Is it?

30p / test seems unlikely
The most established and widely used LFT are pregnancy tests.
Brief search on bulk purchasing of these:
http://www.craigmedical.com/pregnancy_tests.htm
Cassette style, buying in 1000 block lots, cost $0.95 each.
So hard to see how a new test that has to cover all the last year's R&D costs etc and make a profit for the company, is going to sell for less than £2-3 as a bulk order, and much more at the individual level.

agree, just not flavour of the month right now + new CEO effect
If you believed it was worth buying or holding recently, then no sense selling now - more sense to top up further if your average is higher than current SP. More likely to go up than down from here in my opinion, DYOR not financial advice etc

I always mentally hang my head when someone says the Yanks are coming...but perhaps today they will push us up even higher.
Great day so far

Given the nature of the pandemic, I would expect that if the Home Trial data is positive, then they would release it as soon as they have it.
I'm still frustrated at how poorly publicised this was; if SNG do a Phase 3 home trial , hope they do better publicity / quicker recruitment.

For example, AZN are running a phase three trial and it is being widely publicised in primary care:
COVID-19 research - TACKLE study
Publish Date: 02/02/2021 17:00:00 GMT
EMIS (provider of medical software) is collaborating with Oxford University and AstraZeneca on a Phase III randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-centre study to determine the safety and efficacy of the AZD7442 long acting antibody for the treatment of COVID-19 in non-hospitalized adults. More commonly, this is known as the TACKLE Study.

What is this study about?
There is an urgent need to quickly evaluate treatments that might prevent COVID-19 from worsening and reduce serious morbidity from the disease. The AZD7442 treatment is a combination of monoclonal antibodies which target SARS-CoV-2 and may be able to prevent the virus from entering human cells. The primary aim is to determine the effectiveness and safety of AZD7442 in preventing severe COVID-19 illness or death.

The study is open to 1700 participants over the age of 18 years who have been symptomatic for less than 7 days and have a positive COVID-19 test. It is a Phase III Double-Blind study in which participants will receive either AZD7442 or a placebo and will be followed up over the course of a year.

For further information, please visit https://www.tacklecovid.co.uk.

9p for me please

terrible call surely? It's nearly doubled since the Strong Sell call
Glad I sold it even cheaper, not

Anyone know why this is taking off today? I got in on the IPO but sold for a profit and now wishing I hadn't!

If you're a day trader looking for 10% then the volatililty is your friend
If you believe in the value of TILS - Covid and otherwise - then ignore the short term noise and be patient, top-up a little if you want
Anything with Covid in the mix is vulnerable to news and sentiment both in itself and other companies in the triad of test, treat, vaccinate.

I find proliferating posters like Jenn usually indicate a good time to buy

Agreed, with all the chat going on and speculation, they were going to have to comment at some point today, best do so before the market opens and not have to issue a speeding ticket.
I'd take that RNS as pretty positive, but it aint over til fat Colin sings