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Chief H, I know the feeling. When I type 'A' for Avacta chat, my search history always takes me to the same old page – don't know why it's this particular one – and then I have to press 'refresh' to get today's latest posts. This is the top post on the old page I go to:
PL75
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Price: 255.50
Strong Buy
RE: CE Mark.7 May '21
Wouldn’t know what he’s posting on twatter, I’ve blocked the massive bell. As for Dan, aren’t you weird? By the way, what’s your favourite crayon flavour?

Wyn, you're a star.

Hi Wyn, good chance to ask you one more quick question if you have a mo.. I don't seem to be able to find the same RSI figures as you. I am looking at the Full interactive share chart, lower indicators, RSI Cutler, but changing the day interval (top right) and 1D, and then 1W,1M,3M,YTD,1Y etc lower down, I can't get any figure that matches your 'end of day' RSI figure that you mentioned earlier (maybe not even on this BB).
Would you mind pointing me in the direction please, it'd be appreciated :)
Nice to see HE1 up >20% today. Could do with that with a couple of other shares I'm – we're – in!

Hi Doc, we all passed - ‘negatives’ for Covid hurrah - and test was ‘Biosynex’. €29 / person and our French passport holders will reclaim that.
Was quite a lot more horizontal insertion than we do at home with NHS tests so pro testing was rather more effective; I can now more easily understand that home testing certification could be trickier than I’d imagined till now.
Ray T, if you’re there, I was a bit forceful in my response to your post on LFTs the other day. I wouldn’t have been so on other boards I post on; I’d have just said ‘Ray, I think you’re mistaken’. (I sometimes think the avct bb brings out the worst in people but probably bit late to change that now.) Anyway, Ray, if our passes work tomorrow it seems one certainly can fly on LFTs.

6 mins till our family have our pro- administered LFTs in France, and queueing at local pharmacie. Someone just came out and said ‘it hurts’ (Can’t be affiDX).

Just a bit of a survey. Pls Rec this post if you regularly visit the EVE BB. might be interesting to see whether the board becomes more or less popular in 6 months.

Inchpo, you have shares in the company that makes some of the best mattresses and cot mattresses in the UK :)
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.expertreviews.co.uk/baby/1406944/best-cot-mattresses%3famp

Cheers for your reply Ray T.
I neglected to post the gov.U.K. link but here it is now (scroll down to ‘type of test’) https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-testing-for-people-travelling-to-england#type-of-test

Timster, it was annoying checking out untruths from Ray as we have tests booked and Mrs Geeman was slightly panicked when I relayed the lie!

Ray T, just checked again and this is the UKs own gov.U.K. site;
‘Type of test
The test must meet performance standards of =97% specificity, =80% sensitivity at viral loads above 100,000 copies/ml.

This could include tests such as:

a PCR test
a LAMP test
an antigen test, such as an LFD (lateral flow device) test
You must check with your test provider that the test meets the standards. You may not be able to travel if it does not.’
So for you to say ‘ LFts will never be used for air travel passengers or accepted for country entry anywhere in the world.’ is almost certainly untrue today - let alone ‘(n)ever’.
I’m in an amber country and we arrived here on NHS double- vaccinated letters alone. We take LFTs in the local chemist on Tuesday for return.
On another matter, really, how hard can it be for a specialist company - AVCT - to come up with a test that’s suitable for home use? It is frustrating - to say the least - to be waiting this long.
Yes, great that the cancer treatments show so much promise but that’s not why I bought AVCT and I could pay a lot less now for the privilege of being a long term holder.

Beinthelead, I sense a lot more hatred in your post than in any W has ever made - and I’ve read most of his as his comments over the last >12 months (and which have actually proved - sadly - much more insightful than almost any other poster on the board).

One of my tasks while on French hols is to pick up 2 packs of Donormyl for sprightly but retired neighbour. Not available in U.K. she used it for occasional insomnia. It’s not expensive anti histamine (£2.50 for 10) that makes you drowsy.
I must be a bit slow (as penny only dropped this am) but there must be 1000’s of people who’d buy cbd product from a trusted sleep company like eve.

They drilled where they drilled as the seismic indicated ‘must drill’ territory. If it’s true that today’s reaction to the RNS is all down the the (poor) quality of the hole, wouldn’t the confident thing be to try again while they and the rig are more-or-less in ‘the best place’?
For me - as someone completely unqualified to comment - moving now would suggest it’s more of a problem than a crumbly hole.
I bought a few more today in the ISA with the intention of selling those outside the ISA when / if the sp rises as things move fwd. I can’t be the only one who’ll be selling a few before / if we get close to the previous ATH.

Hi Noob, are you like me, taking comfort from eve’s rise today which offset the business at HE1?!
I have yet to see the eve ad during our French hols but have seen Emma ad (which seems a LOT less interesting) a few times, and another for a mattress I don’t recognise - or even remember now.
TP running along nicely but I guess it should during the eve summer sale

If the pattern follows, CC might buy some more shares around the time of the September update (see below). I recall that we thought her relatively modest buys were ... modest. Now they make sense. Sp is currently below what she paid.
If she doesn’t buy more, or ‘just’ spends £4K / £5K then I guess we might have to be patient for a tad longer. If she buys more this time then I guess that could be significant.

22/03/2021 BUY Cheryl Calverley CEO 87,719 @ 5.70p £5,000.00
24/09/2020 BUY Cheryl Calverley CEO 92,785 @ 4.85p £4,500.00

Just catching up and not even sure I’ll press ‘post message’ at the end.
DM is obviously optimistic. There’s plenty of sound evidence to back his enthusiasm. But does he need to be so obviously enthusiastic... I almost find it unnerving. I once read that a good car salesperson doesn’t sell; he (and probably is a ‘he’) seduces by telling the buyer (who actually wants to buy anyway) what they want to hear. I actually prefer the style of another ceo of a share I’m invested in as she, for over a year now, has told it (almost) exactly as it is.
Anyway, I’m not top slicing he1, I’m in for the long run, but I do tend to disregard the big smiles where I can. If there is he1 in them there valleys we shall find out soon enough. All the best to everyone.

I kept a screen grab of an eve U.K. v’s France traffic graph. The months are not labelled but I’m working on the basis that Nov 20 was the peak.
So the U.K. traffic goes like this:
July 2020 160k visits (all approx)
Aug 190k
Sept 275k
Oct 200k
Nov 300k
Dec 190k

Cheers Dub. I think that (looking at a screen grab I’ve saved) evesleep.co.U.K. had around 165k visits in July 2020 so your news today represents quite a boost. (I finally managed a small top up before close today)
https://www.similarweb.com/website/evesleep.co.uk/#overview

https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/best-mattress-protector
(Eve: Second choice to one made from bamboo..)
Cotton mattress protectors
The Mattress Protector, £40, Eve Sleep
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https://www.which.co.uk/news/2021/08/best-deals-in-the-august-sales-revealed-by-which/

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