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I would like to see pressure on the Government coming from the residents of Jokkmokk. If Greta Thunberg can raise worldwide awareness of her issues by sitting on steps outside Parliament it shows the power and pressure that can be generated once the media get behind a story.

Locals need to get the media out to Jokkmokk to tell them how the area is forgotten and ignored by hopeless politicians. The town is slowly dying, poor job prospects, youngsters moving away, the need for better infrastructure etc.

Being polite doesn’t always work - protests and embarrassment of Government officials can. Now it is time for the locals to stand up for themselves.

Good post Rad. Everything Avacta has put in place shows it has a long term strategy, big ambition and the ability to link with great partners.

I first bought shares Jan 2020. The start of posting doesn’t necessarily equate to the date a person buys in.

Of course you won’t believe that as you believe most people are untruthful.

Sad really.

Not sure why Mortgagefreeman repeatedly refers to our CEO as “Sir Al”.

Looking through his posts he has repeatedly questioned the honesty and integrity of Alastair.

My experience is that such comments reveal all we need to know about the morals of the poster himself.

I think the post is pretty clear - perhaps read it again.

To me the importance of our LFT is that it will showcase the power of affimers to the world.

Despite the pro and con arguments today and despite the slight fall in share price it is clear( from the volume of buys) that people are voting with their feet.

NYCT = NCYT

Spamming other message boards is unlikely to help you much. I owned this share for years, sold out last year. It was a constant disappointment and I wouldn’t touch it with a barge pole.

Hi Rorkes,

Thanks for your response.

Firstly I have to say I am not an expert at anything! I first bought in here Jan 2020 but only relatively recently started to post.

In the late 90’s I invested in ARM holdings and liked their business model of designing the chips and licensing out. I feel Avacta is similar in many ways. We have so many irons in the fire,however, I realise we cannot develop them all ourselves.

The point I was trying to make was that I have confidence in the CEO to steer the company and agree deals as he feels most appropriate as and when the time comes.

If we do have some type of merger or takeover then I really hope it is with a UK company and we can keep jobs and profits here.

Last night I just felt some were licking their lips at the chance of a quick profit. I can’t wait to see how our Co develops and hopefully flourishes.

Good luck.

Rorkes Drift. To me an investor is somebody who believes in the business and the future of a company and backs it along its’ journey. Yes, like you my aim is to be rewarded for that risk and make a profit.

We all have different time frames and will sell for a whole variety of reasons. However I am not an asset stripper and would prefer to let the company decide if it feels it is best to part with some or all of the business at the appropriate time.

It seems many can’t wait to sell out well before true potential is realised and I believe that would be a huge mistake. The third co- founder of Apple sold his 10% share for $800 dollars I believe. Was that a good move?

So I think everybody should follow their own strategy. If Avacta do well then there will be opportunities every day to sell out. What I hate to see is the immediate wish to see the company bought out for peanuts before it has reached its’ full potential.

Best wishes.

I really can’t believe how short sighted and greedy some of you guys are. The fist whiff of success and all you can think about is splitting up the company to flog it off.

Totally appalled by you.

I agree Doggy.
If, after researching any share, people feel concerned or unhappy about a company then they should follow their instincts. That means don’t invest or, if they are invested, then sell up.
It is a pretty easy decision really.

Guerilla. If people have used up their 2020/2021 tax year ISA allowance then they have to wait for the new tax year to add more shares should they wish to. That starts tomorrow.

4 weeks

What you forget Ray is that after a very long wait several buses tend to all arrive together. Probably the same with our RNS’s.

My waters have broken. Somebody call the midwife! It’s coming soon.

The Government have pretty much run out of options to say “No”.

The referral to UNESCO will hopefully be the last roll of the dice.

One has to have sympathy for Baylan.

Sweden has been criticised for the way it handled Covid. Sweden has slipped badly down the rankings from the Frazer institute as a mining friendly area. The Kallak area has suffered population decline for some time and youngsters tend to seek work elsewhere.

Is there something That could be done to help the locals? Is there a way to create jobs, improve infrastructure, mine in a clean and environmental way rather than mine/import iron ore from impure deposits possibly from the other side of the World? Can the fight against climate change be helped? Would an increasing population around Kallak build a better local economy, would the Sami have more demand in the local markets for their produce?

Is there some way Baylan could help out - possibly he could make a decision and earn his salary, help the locals and help his Country. It’s a tricky one!

It was even more scary at the start of this month when the share price was just under 200p!

Whilst I am not a scientist Prof Deeks sounds like those “set in their ways” Generals who fought wars using strategies that worked in previous wars.

New challenges need new solutions and an open mind.