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demuir01 - hope it DOESN'T affect anything!
I have invested here comparatively late in the day (143p) based on CEO's presentation.
AVCT a great company with, or without covid-19.
GLA

Hope this bad publicity doesn't rub off on Medusa 19 and its association with AVCT..

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/05/30/boohoo-faces-100m-us-lawsuit-false-prices/

DYOR

Founder members of BOOHOO getting some bad publicity in this morning's financial press - this has now persisted for the past few days. Perhaps the "BOOHOO connection" is temporarily rubbing off on AVCT. Just saying....

My trade @ 9.35.38am - 50,000 @ 19.99p was a BUY...
GLA

Everyone! You'll be pleased to know that FLOYDYMAGIC has left the stage. INDEED, he has deleted ALL of his posts ever made on LSE and presumably moved on to annoy people on other BBs. Can't honestly say that he'll be missed - RIP!

floydy - don't you know we can check upon all your previous posts?
You didn't buy into SNG until 19 Mar 2020 at the earliest, when the price was 32.20p, not 20p as you want us to believe??? That's a TERN up, eh?

Here is floydy's post on LSE on his TERN investment 25 July 2019:
"
Tomorrow looks like the day we not only break 13p but completely smash it!
Never been so confident in my investment here and I strongly believe this would still be incredibly cheap at 50p+ currently.
I have been banned from posting on ADVFN so will post here for now.
Fantastic RNS today and lets not forget that's a very small part of what FVR are up to with the heavy involvement of the Mayo Clinic, hospitals, NHS, universities and Royal colleges of surgeons to name just a few!
All starting to make perfect sense why the big man said "FVR is on a sling shot to Mars"
Very very exciting times for all TERN holders.
Once in a lifetime opportunity.
Many many pounds not pence.
"
PS: TERN price today? 10.5p bid
GLA

Some of his other investments:
http://www.investorease.com/xcompany.php?disp=major&epic=MKA&holder=Richard%20Sneller

stt1 - notice you have nothing to say about Byotrol being sold out in japan??? Just carry on commenting on the one which suits your biased view. As I have said before, you missed out @1.5p and it's been gnawing at you ever since...
If your comments had a bit more balance about them, some of us on this BB may take you a bit more seriously. But clearly that has never been part of your warped agenda....
GLA

Apologies.....
Here below is the link to the full article:
https://cen.acs.org/business/specialty-chemicals/Disinfectant-demand-coronavirus-concerns-challenges/98/i15
GLA

I stand to be corrected here, but I believe Byotrol products use similar component parts as found in world recognized names of Clorox and Lysol (and in particular the above active agent) . If so, UK demand for Byotrol products will hopefully be reflected in future trading results.
Extract below:
"
AS WIPES AND SPRAYS SELL OUT, QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUND MAKERS TRY TO KEEP UP!
With demand for disinfectant wipes and sprays soaring from medical professionals and consumers seeking to protect themselves from the new coronavirus, producers of quaternary ammonium disinfectant compounds are seeing orders spike. They say their plants are running well, but they are still struggling with the unusually high demand and intermittent problems obtaining raw materials.

Reckitt Benckiser, which makes Lysol wipes, says it faces unprecedented demand for wipes and other disinfectant products and is doing everything it can to produce as much as possible. Its competitor, Clorox, says it is “working around the clock” to meet the surge.

Quaternary ammonium compounds, the active ingredients in many such products, work against viruses by stripping them of their lipid envelope, leaving them unable to penetrate cells. Most disinfectants of this type need about 10 minutes of dwell time to fully disinfect hard surfaces."
GLA

Bella - you've just made a v. important point - asking why, if SNG knows how the trials are going and knew they weren't going well, would they really be going on TV crowing about it etc....?
The question here is "DO they know how these trials are progressing?" Surely SNG is simply providing the product and placebos and the actual trials are being performed by an independent panel and NOT by SNG.
And if this were to be the case, then SNG will be no better informed then us shareholders until phase II of the trials are completed - supposedly by the end of June.
For me, nothing else can be read into the TV / radio publicity other than getting the name SYNAIRGEN into the public domain.
In the meantime, I reckon the SNG Board is keeping its collective fingers crossed just like the rest of us... GLA

Not happy reading, but indicates that any potentially- proven anti-viral treatment (such as SNG001) could be here for many years to come...
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/05/03/health/coronavirus-vaccine-never-developed-intl/index.html
GLA

PS... It is probable that this story will be repeated very hour for the rest of the evening...

Yes, just seen it on Sky News. It's referred to in a slot talking about Remdesivir. The piece goes on to mention other drugs being tested and SNG001 is stated and shown on the screen - so anyone watching can see the name and check it up on the internet. Hopefully that will disclose it being produced by Synairgen etc.... GLA

Good logic Kragero. Thanks.

oogle - I'm wondering that too!
In a company where shares are so tightly held, where on earth did someone find a free floater with 0.46 per cent of share capital to sell? A mystery indeed, but if TSG lives up to its potential, it's will be a question of little concern. The relevant word here is 'IF'.

Perhaps the 'short' delay is to enable a major COVID announcement to supplement some solid trading numbers and positive outlook?
GLA

Yes, I agree with all that has been said here this morning. To think that the SP was 129p less than 8 months and drifted back over concerns of the dwindling prospects for the Asacha mine. This latest update should assuage those fears and enable TSG's market cap to be re-evaluated. I topped up this morning too.... GLA

Just listened to interview with a member of the consortium (didn't catch his name). Paraphrasing, he said that currently the consortium is equivalent to "having all the engine parts of a car in place, but as yet they haven't built the car". Continuing, he said that "once the car is built (and he was confident in doing so), the product which would normally take 12 months to produce commercially, COULD be fast-tracked to be available in THREE MONTHS". As I say, I am paraphrasing here, so please listen to the interview - it lasted about 5 minutes. GLA