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I actually think the SP has held up remarkably well today. Gives me some confidence going forward as I half expected 35p might be reached today. Things should settle down again now before the next rise. Fingers crossed and good luck to everyone who is still invested.

Great last comment. The SP at 20p at the minute is fair value. When derisked within 6 months time we will be "hosting a party"

"a transformational opportunity"

Enough supply for 20 years plus. HE1 will have first mover advantage

I am with you Bline59. I was once up 100% and was greedy. Now down 50%. In for the long haul. I don't lose until you sell but I don't think I will be greedy next time

Just looked at indicative price and it suggests an opening at 1.8

I really hope so. Fingers crossed

nice musing Wyndrum
"The reason people end up making big paper profits and then for whatever reason see the stock fall and their profits with them, is often Greed."
Learnt the hard way this year. I have only been investing for 13 months. I have watched a few shares fly up and then sadly fly back down. More conservative now with my expectations of gains

Happy to meet at the Belfry. I can't play golf but happy to caddy. Just don't ask me what club to use

Seems a fair summary Saxondale. It appears to me we almost set ourselves up for a fall. We dosed patients relatively early in the cycle of their covid. They did not go on to become breathless and therefore did not show a remarkable recovery. Did they not get breathless because of SNG or would they have got better anyway? I think that the treatments will be too expensive and too scarce to handout to everyone at home like paracetamol. Lets keep it for those that won't fight this illness themselves and present at hospital with breathlessness. It then becomes cost effective to administer SNG in order to save time in ICU and discharge them from hospital quicker. I think the cost of an ICU bed for one night is probably similar to that of a course of SNG. At circa £3000 a treatment ( i think this price has been mentioned previously) compared with several nights in ICU, possibly needing a ventilator and ultimately saving lives becomes extremely good value for money. Just my thoughts as a layman who reads the science but quite frankly struggles to understand it accept in its simplest form

Thanks for the replies Urraca and Awax. I appreciate you taking your time to respond. Fingers crossed we will all do very well. After all we make LFTs and the whole world needs LFTs

a question for perhaps more experienced investors. I am in here and ODX. Am I right in thinking that ABDX has approximately half the shares that ODX has. ABDX are getting 80% of the RTC order and have a higher capacity than ODX. Therefore should that not make ABDX worth considerably more per share as there are less of them than ODX and we will be getting a higher volume on the RTC contract?

Might be my mistake but I am sure he said early May?

Taking out stop losses before it rockets to 80p. No idea Rob_ but thinking positive

Just bought my first tranche. I paid 16.80 for £15000 worth but it took 5 attempts on Lloyds.

Welcome back Blind. You have pumped the share price. Thank you

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So either great minds think alike or we're both rubbish at this LOL

Hi Reckoner. Just done the same. Got spiked last time so still have a high average of 75p but hey the world needs LFTs and we make LFTs. GLA and hope it comes good for us all

"Phase 1 with 60 patients testing safety. Do you think that’s near approval for use?"

It's Pfizer so it will probably be in use by the end of the month.