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Alessandro, 120p starting to look a bit distant now?
Alessandro, from your posts I suspect that you are a trader rather than an investor. What don't you like about the figures? Made up with Ryan Air, labour government incoming spend spend spend, what's not to like...happy days ahead.
500 points down sounds bad...but just over 1%.
Shorting only makes sense on bad news.
Where's the bad news...there isn't any.
Sounds like trader talk LBP. Do you really think you can move the market with your comments...not some tin pot aim company with 100 trades a day.
Looks like the FUDsters are winning sad to say, just wonder what they see as the price to close their shorts is.
These now in the old oak chest, might blow the dust off in 5 years or so unless fireworks sooner.
Good to see the Chairman and Secretary loading up their ISAs with OTB.
Happy days ahead methinks.
Good to see the Chairman and Secretary loading up their ISAs with OTB.
Happy days ahead methinks.
....and that would make sense Kingalf as they'd surely want nothing to do with a tell sid type privatisation.
Thanks onelongrunner, I hadn't seen that. Good news for market sentiment to banks. Again could be wrong but suspect if Labour has a majority in HoC, they won't need to play the 'windfall tax on banks' card anyway.
My limited insight into the world of banking has given me the impression that everything is viewed through a prism of risk and therefore some on here may have a feel for what a labour government could or would do to banks in general and nwg in particular.
Otoh some say we need a strong banking sector, which we do, and I'm sure Starmer and Reeves would agree, but would they dare say so?
Whilst their election manifesto may or may not touch on banking, not difficult to imagine calls for windfall tax following the first decent set of bumper profits. Would a windfall tax be feasible on a bank that is still partly owned by HMG, and if not would that mean it wouldn't happen to any of them? After all it surely it would be unfair, and we all know how labour like 'fairness', to windfall tax the black horse or Barclays but not NWG. On balance I think the labour threat to the banks could be more imaginary than real but I could well be wrong and am interested in knowing what others think.
Gje: whatever the RNS says it'll never be good enough for those with another agenda.
Optimising AVA6000 for different cancer types will inevitably take time, obvious even to likes of me who doesn't understand the science.
Today's movement good enough for you Alessandro?
Lost count of the times you've said this or similar. Why keep repeating yourself...are you hoping eventually others will think the same?
My time frame is 5 to 10 years for Avacta to come good or be taken over. Do I propose to post here daily trying to persuade others - no.
Avacta may never achieve the commercial success that you crave for. Quite possible that they'll be taken over by Big Pharma who have the wherewithal to achieve commercial success. Has this not occurred to you Wyndrum?
Wyndrum, you don't sound very happy with the way things are going, or comfortable with being a shareholder and the risk. What's puzzling me is why you don't just sell up and free yourself of all your angst.
DTW: re: terrible game of poker...thought these plcs had highly paid advisors/intermediaries to oil wheels in the city.
Haven't studied the Fusion science but clearly AZN like it. Is it better than AVA6000 or is it still too soon to say? Genuine question and not FUD. Even if better the market could be large enough for both, perhaps for different cancers.
Thanks PennyChaser
Could you elaborate please PennyC as not sure what you mean. May have missed some significant news.
...nor do I primetime. That said think he/she tease not to be taken seriously.
Talk in ST of challenge to Sunak. They're waking up but it is too late for the stalking horse....for who anyway....er, they knifed Boris the only charismatic leader since Maggie.
Tories finished for me...Reform the way ahead now.