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Ideal situation is that EUA are trying to hold out as long as possible so that the RNS combines new NOMAD with flanks license/possible sale/other good news, meaning that the SP won't plummet when trading opens... But my understanding is that each of those events requires an immediate RNS, and so the BOD stockpiling the news doesn't seem plausible
Luc, I agree fully with what you're saying, but the truth is surely that in the present situation where market sentiment isn't worth a thing, someone hammering away at old, overly cynical, or debunked talking points are platformed by people replying to them, and replying to their threads. When you answer the troll and refute points made by a previous post, the first thing I'd do is scroll back to check the original comment, drawing attention to it.
If they are invested in the company, that's one thing, but from their post history they are clearly not Pro-EUA, and are more likely short. I don't believe that blocking users indiscriminately is wise or good for discourse, but I think that an audience has to be earned, and listening to TDT try and trash everything this company most certainly is (in resources) and can be (in speculative value) based on nothing except spite, they should be removed from what is a Bulletin Board for invested individuals.
Falcone789 I mean that you're testing for a contagious illness. If your test results aren't back for days, then you have days of potential exposures that aren't factored into your test results.
If you have a 10 minute strip test, you have a max 10 minute wait to know if you're safe. You can spend that in quarantine and your test result remains entirely valid.
The latter is what you need at entrances to offices, public transport, restaurants
John117 I'm not disputing its accuracy, I'm saying hat when you need a result before being allowed into a workplace no person can give a sample and go into a full quarantine for days to ensure no intervening exposure...
That type of test is irrelevant to the ending of lockdown as the results are only valid with isolation.
Just watched with my partner, a doctor working on COVID19 isolation wards at the moment. For staff or urgent turnarounds testing can be done in roughly a day. For routine samples it's more like 5 days. Some samples have even been sent to Germany when local systems lacked capacity.
I'm glad the PM didn't openly advocate re-opening the country soon, and pledging to test hundreds of thousands of people a day is great... But what good is that with a 5 days turn around. POC testing like this will be essential to society, and any PCR assay is not even competitive. Not unless every workplace also gets funding for a lab and technicians...
Time will tell if the placing is really priced in, but in 2+ weeks that will all seem like a storm in a teacup. There are fundamentals here for the short term, and the very long term, which just can't be sniffed at
Ah, that makes sense. So in effect what I thought could be a saving situation for a shorter would actually materialise the worst loss possible, given that a shorter would be stuck with a SP rise and having to stump for the dividend.
Crikey, glad I'm not amongst 'em
Luc, others,
With the discussion being on the topic of outcomes for shorters, it got me thinking about a special dividend. If this is an asset sale, not an outright sale, and that involves a special dividend, we can expect short term that the share price will pop up to roughly sp + sd. Following that you'd expect a slide towards/below the current share price, and I can think of a few examples I've seen where there was a net SP slide if the divi isn't considered.
Does anyone know what happens to a shorters dividend, as it appears that unless there is an outright sale and EUA shares vanish from the market, those short and long could both get something out of this.
Apologies for previous post, pre-emptively sent from mobile,
GG
Luc, others,
With the discussion being on the topic of outcomes for shorters, it got me thinking about a special dividend. If this is an asset sale, not an outright sale, and that involves a special dividend, we can expect short term that the share price will pop up to sp + sd. Following that you'd expect a slide towards,/below the
I understand your thinking, but how do the BOD/whoever is in charge have the ability to suspend share dealing on the basis that the company might become too valuable to sell on any current deal without needing to provide notice to that effect?
Just a note here for short term lurkers... The sale of North American Palladium $1 Billion was for CA$1 Billion, or approximately £600M, or about 33% lower than the equivalent Billion in USD. As a recent addition to the people checking this BB every hour, that had flown over my head when people use that price as a yardstick