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The suggestion that it was put up by someone here and is fake seems a little outlandish (although the site is awful). They would need access to the domain to create that page and it is not a domain that has just been registered for the purpose of trying to dupe people. More likely just a holding page that was not intended to be viewed yet.

Wondered if someone knowledgeable could enlighten me. I just looked at trades on shares magazine and noticed a number of odd trades. Some trades say 0 quantity and 0 value, others say for example 10000 quantity and 0 value what are these? How can a zero trade be a trade? Is it nothing more than a problem with the way the site is showing the trades?

For example one yesterday showed the following:
DATE PRICE QUANTITY VALUE
Jul 29 2020, 16:24 145.02 12,720 0.00 0.00 ? £18,446.544 O

I also noticed a fair few trades of like 4 shares. What is the point of these surely the fees are more than the shares are worth (I know about the MM code 1 nonsense) Just curious why people would buy and sell 4 shares?

Thanks in advance

Haha Chengdo4. Have to be honest I looked at the posting history and came to the same conclusion. ;-)

@Wyndrum. I am "guessing" it started because of an opinion Myles McNulty had on twitter from what I can see h**ps://twitter.com/MylesMcNulty/status/1286343508857675777

While I enjoy his posts and he does some great research which people should read I think some take any opinion he gives as gospel and run with it ;-)

Although it may in the future I personally think its is highly unlikely that is going to be anytime soon. Seems more a case of Chinese whispers to me as is so often the case

h**ps://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/avacta-work-procedure-enables-1000-virus-lab-tests-day-2920387

“We’re still verifying the concept, and so NIH is interested in understanding the supply chain and where they can provide support there,” Tarnowski said. “So we’re still determining the concept and understanding what we need to go into that kit.”

Still at concept stage

I thought this was an interesting article

h**ps://theconversation.com/fast-covid-19-vaccine-timelines-are-unrealistic-and-put-the-integrity-of-scientists-at-risk-139824

Personally I am wary of any vaccine that has been created within such a rapid timescale. I am no scientist but I was always under the understanding that things like this took a long time to develop as they need to be proven safe in humans. (If you need to see how something reacts in 18 months time well you have to wait.... 18 months unless a time machine exists that I am unaware of )

My kids have had all their jabs and I have never hesitated yet this is one I would be reluctant to let them have (or have myself) if it was released in the timescales some are suggesting. I want to return to a normal way of life without having to worry about Covid as much as the next person but I just dont understand how it can be proven to be safe and effective in such a short space of time.

Seems to be an antibody test.

"The serology-based, finger-prick tests detect virus antibodies with a sensitivity of 94.5% from 19 days following the onset of symptoms."

Apologies if this is old news or already covered. Has anyone heard anything about this mouth wash test (My wife just mentioned it to me) Cant find a lot of "reliable" info on it apart from a couple of newspaper articles (h**ps://www.mirror.co.uk/travel/breakthrough-new-mouthwash-coronavirus-test-22274863).

Apparently you swill it in your mouth spit into a test tube and get 100% reliable results within minutes is the claim. I am a very skeptical especially as it seems to have come from the president of the canary islands and I cant find any real info on it (No mention of a company developing it etc as far as I could see) Was just wondering if anyone more knowledgeable had heard of it?

I dont want to be one of those "Just topped up people" but I am confident in avacta not just on the covid but also the cancer stuff and have put a little money aside to add a few more should the price go down any more. I have DONE my own research so I am not interested in some twit telling me I am going to lose my money. Be confident in your investment if you are not looking to make a few quid in 10 minutes and do your research on this company you are probably gonna be alright (Nothing is 100%)

The only place I can see it is on sharesmagazine h**ps://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/shares/share/AVCT/trades

Lot of negativity here about the webinar (NOT an investors presentation). Didnt see anything that worried me and also didnt see anything that made me want to sell a kidney to buy more shares. Just found the whole thing interesting if I am honest. Never seems to be middle ground on this board ha

Hi All, been here a little while without posting so thought I would finally make a post about my little Avacta story. Fully expecting the first post battering I have watched many others get over time ha.

I am a relatively new investor and very small fry compared to many here. I found Avacta and started looking into them when it was around 40p a share but did not buy until just under 70p a share. Admittedly initially this was via the covid related stuff and it was between Avacta and NCYT at the time on where to put my money. I decided with the cancer treatment Avacta for me had more about it. As I read more about the company and the excellent interviews with the CEO etc I genuinely got excited about the company (not the covid stuff) and found myself buying more (last buy was at £1.40 - I only hold about 4000, told you small fry) I am happy with this amount as I am not Warren Buffett and my wife would castrate me if I started dropping the life savings in here when lets be honest a little knowledge can be dangerous. My hope is it will at least double or even triple over the next 12- 18 months.

I have had my ups and downs with this share in this short space of time though and at times nearly got lead by what others say rather than what I felt and what my OWN research had told me over the weeks. Luckily, I held through this although in hindsight would love to have sold when it hit £2 and bought back in at £1.30 but as I said… Novice. This board is a strange old place as the amount of useful information and insightful posts to be found on this board is staggering but you do have to wade through an awful lot of s*** (like this post) and it takes some time to start seeing certain patterns of ramping and deramping with some posters (not just the Avacta board). If you dig enough and read enough though there are mountains of excellent opinions both for an against Avacta.

I do get concerned that some posters (on both sides of the coin) do seem to be relied on too much by new investors on what they should do with THEIR money (I do not mean that as a slight on the individuals giving the advice as some of the information they have provided has been excellent in “helping” me make my decisions). I just feel some newer investors seem to be skipping doing research themselves and relying on someone’s advice on a BB. This seems a little dangerous to me. Personally, rightly or wrongly I have always tried to remain equally sceptical of those who are shooting for the stars at £100 a share and those who reckon 20p is on its way. It is said so often here as it is so important, you should always be doing your own research.

As for the future with Avacta while nothing is 100%, and while I do have little things that niggle away at me with the company, I think the future looks good. There seems to be plenty of good news heading our way over the coming weeks, months and years so hopefully we all make a bit of money. Best of luck all