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I would not get too excited as I think this is going to take months rather than days or weeks to recover. If you really got in at the bottom and are looking for a quick get out and profit you may have opportunities, but otherwise may be locked in for the foreseeable.

Is this a case of piling out the bad news all at the same time? First RMG now Aviva! I cannot see this announcement doing much for the AV. SP short term due to the uncertainty over Wilson's replacement. Who is next? RR with another profits warning or AZN/GSK with a failed drug trial!

Argentus. I could not agree more and we have all seen days when FEVR just rose and rose like an unstoppable train. I sold out at £30 yesterday and sat and watched it drop rapidly. At some point and with no news forthcoming I decided to simply buy back in and got a price of £28.95. The end result is that I have a few more FEVR shares than I had before and on balance I am happy to hold with an average of £14.50 a share. Lets see how this develops over the coming weeks. I may regret my impulse and after doing the same with AZN a few years ago (after the Pfizer bid) and being lucky to end up neutral (after costs) that time I said I would not sell on impulse again. Good luck to all who continue to hold.

Eleven pounds seems a long way off now.

Nonsense the FTSE 100 dropped by 1.16% and the 250 by 1.37% while FEVR fell 10.3%. That is not tracking the market!

Mini rally running out of steam at moment, could dip again before close.

You are welcome!

Triggered at £30 and I am out for a 100% profit for my 18 month stint. No complaints and good luck to all who still hold. When I bought in at £15 quid I would have snapped your arm off to double my money in that space of time.

Iain Cowie (Sunday Times) sold half his holding last week citing fears of a market crash and the need to free up cash for a holiday property (lucky him). I see we are still very much on a downward trajectory.

Any opinions as to if and when FEVR might move from AIM and onto the main London market?

Either that my friend or this is the just the beginning of the great Brexit equities sell off and subsequent severe recession. Who really knows? Either way, putting all of your assets into a single share is sheer fiscal madness.

Maybe someone got wind of another share sale by Rolls? He can unload more stock in FEVR on or after the 7th Nov according to the RNS back in August.

Bit wobbly of late!

Clock is ticking.........on what? As a long term holder this can take as long as it likes as long as the dividend is not compromised and the RNS was pretty emphatic about that. I agree that those that just bought in for a quick buck may be very frustrated in having their capital tied up for months on end waiting to get out with a profit, but that is the risk of trying to second guess the market.

All of this is just noise. The new CEO has put out an extremely negative update early in his tenure. This draws a line under the old regime, essentially loads all of the blame for the current downturn onto the past CEO and means that any improvement on these dire predictions in future results statements will be seen as his achievement alone. Elementary psychology.

I hope Woodford does not see fit to buy back in. That really would be the kiss of death!

Early this am @ 364 both my own and my missus's ISA. No threat to the dividend and oversold IMO. Bought for the long term so no real worries. This is one of 20 or so stocks I hold across multiple sectors so well diversified and I can sleep soundly at night. The ISA is more or less passive now, it just quietly reinvests the divis each year and compounds up. I had decided not to put any more in from now on, but this (and a recent punt on Centrica) was one of those buys (like RR at just over a fiver) that could not be ignored.

I doubt that anything said at the Labour party conference has even the slightest effect on the RMG share price, but it would be nice to know the real reason why we are up almost 3% today on no news and against the backdrop of a slight fall in the market overall.

Nice fat dividend payment just dropped into the account and will be duly reinvested in more shares. PHNX the gift that just keeps giving.

"Liverpool has never recovered from looney left." You should get out more mate! Liverpool has some of the best pubs, theatres, concert halls and restaurants in the UK plus the restoration of landmark buildings in the city centre has been a remarkable success. Been in London too long...............zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz