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It's also worth noting that the wider markets enjoyed two weeks of good cheer following the vaccine news but the positivity is starting to dry up now and the reality of what's to come is kicking in. Things are progressing by the day in the states: https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11/25/health/us-coronavirus-wednesday/index.html and the number of deaths here are creeping back up to May's highs.

I think it's vitally important now that we get an early p3 readout before the winter is out.

Chris I'm not denying that, what I am saying is I cannot foresee the circumstances playing out where this would be anything like £20 on approval. A combination of approval, a chaotic vaccination rollout and orders coming in could set this off like you say. But it will take time and only those holding right to the bitter end have any chance of seeing the sort of multibags you're alluding to...

Pretty sure they have: https://novacytinsider.com/wren-airport/

Im relieved with today as it'll bring confidence back to the nervous and should stabilise the sp even without news. Shorters will be looking for their exits as the downside is too big compared to the upside from here. I've said over the last few weeks that I see the bottom being about £6.50 but stupidly I kept buying on the way down instead of trusting my own intuition and waiting it out!

Without news I think the seesaw will continue this week, ending north of where we are now but probably not by much, say ~£8 by Friday. But we must also be close to some news. Let's hope it's tomorrow!

Marik I don't mean to criticise but your sp predictions are a bit mad. There is almost no way this is now hitting £4 in six weeks time and there is no way this is £20 on approval. Change that to £1.40 and £5 and then I's agree with everything you said.

There will come a turning point soon but we just don't know how low it will go before then. My guess is we're close to the bottom now but it's just that, a guess. If this goes any lower you can almost guarantee a big return as a ST investment but most of us here are already far too heavily invested to benefit from that!

I got shares on the 10th November for 88p, over two weeks ago now, so this isn't that much of a surprise. These will be held down as long as they possibly can be before a sudden snapback occurs. It's happening right across 'covid' related stocks.

Very confident that something will give soon and this will start recovering.

Brilliant phase 3 readout and the vaccine rollout has hit a number of stumbling blocks...
Not that unlikely at all and what do we think the sp would be? Many pounds that's for sure.

Every single bb swings from wildly optimistic to wildly pessimistic in a flash. However, this morning's price action was different to what it's been, having said this when it recovered merely from 649p to 679p:

*First partial morning recovery in a while - I predict we finish blue today and this is the start of the recovery...*

So I have licence to say yes this is well and truly the recovery! Not sure what will happen tomorrow or the next day but I do expect a general climb back to at least the £9 (if no news) over the next four or five trading days. GLA!

If we had failed the interim COPD phase 2 earlier in the year then it would be fair imo to be down here following the vaccine news. But with both still technically in play, well I won't say it's unfair but I do think we will look back and think what an opportunity it was for those that ignored all the negative feeling!

Oriens, do you still demand an rns from the company to reassure everyone? Or do you now realise that's not necessary (sorry for singling you out).

Allocated an initial 18 billion into testing, vaccines and PPE - that'll almost certainly overrun as every bit of spending always does.

There is no spark - the share price is manipulated as far as it can possibly be before the steady ascent back up. More than likely this will happen the other way at some point too, from a height hopefully over twice where we are now. The pattern repeats itself time and time again over a period of 2-3 months...

Earth I agree, maybe even a bit less (£450m is my estimate) but 2021 could be astronomical... £1b is very achievable.

Vadim Alexandre pointed out that the government is almost certainly going to continue to invest heavily in testing whilst the vaccine is rolled out, and until there is confirmation that vaccines have effectively created herd immunity in the population. That means contracts should be extended into the winter of 2021

Jesus christ, if we had been valued at £3b with our £500m revenue then yes we would have been well overvalued and completely reliant on covid. Now we just need the board o reinvest well and be profitable post covid to start building towards a midcap company.

First partial morning recovery in a while - I predict we finish blue today and this is the start of the recovery...

Incorrect, the 18th was actually the 12th, just reported late. All five director buys were done by the 13th November...

No he shouldn't do this, he should get on with the job in hand. It is up to investors to understand what occurs on the AIM market, and those that do understand are able to take advantage of this and see humongous returns from here.

His job is to calm the market - with a massive new contract or the triggering of phase 2.

I don't think he can, I estimate full years results are about 50 days away...

I theorised a few weeks ago that £6.50 ish was the lowest this could go based on the cashpile we have... and then I bought tons of shares on the way down way higher - idiot!

Now is not the time to sell and try and buy back cheaper, that was earlier in the week. Sell now and it's highly unlikely you're going to get to buy back at £6