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Personally i view any and all covid stocks extremely high risk and have avoided the lot, people will disagree and thats fine, but I am not here for covid19, I will accept its at play but I am here for the cancer treatment first and foremost and after Covid19 is gone hemo will be back to its core mission.

Sam, even if we do we will hover for a while then dip again in an hr or so. Without news the price will hover +- 2p for the next x days until we get an RNS. Its not going any lower than 7p, infact there is alot of resistance to get anywhere close so its a solid hold but dont get excited about any bounces, without news it wont hold, a constant steady climb north of 10p would be excellent but over days not hours.

Most of my eggs are in this basket for the long haul, and as the chicken lays more eggs I am adding those too :P sure its a risk and advisers would tell you to spread the risk, but this time I am happy with the risk.

Happens every day around this time, then if there is no news before 3pm will start to drop back down again. Nothing to get excited about

Not sure if I can post links, but i didnt see this already posted on here so thought its worth a share, well I found it interesting anyway, adds more questions than answers though:
https://www.manufacturingchemist.com/news/article_page/Orgenesis_launches_cellbased_vaccine_platform_targeting_SARSCoV2/165088

I suspect the MMs are fully aware there are lots of stop losses set at 7p, its just common sense that alot of skittish investors will set 7p. So considering they are trying to fill orders you must ask yourself why they are not bringing the price down to 7p? The only reason I can think is that there is a much bigger set of limit purchase sitting that they would have to cross to get to the stop losses. IE they drop the price much further and they loose any volume to PI's and cant fill the order either. Does feel like its a game of chicken, who will blink first, the MMs before the news drops or the PIs who are impatient for news?

IF I was one of the unicorn chasers I would be mightily peeved at the performance if I came in at like 12-14p. Thankfully for me I came in at around 2p and came in for the CDX which is why I am still here and would need to be dragged away. I have been pushing for months that primarily Hemo is not a covid stock, although it will likely end up contributing heavily.

The stock market is all very exciting these days, better than Jeremy Kyle any day.

Oh 100% If I had known, for definate that it would go back from 15p to 7p I would have sold at 15p and doubled my holding at 7p :P but I had no way to know at that time so I held, and whilst I have regrets that I missed out, if it happened again I would still hold for fear that the spike was not a spike and was just a leak of news.

Bline, I am not in any way aggressive, my point is you say you should have said with the benefit of hindsight which really is wanting to have the cake and eat it. When you held you held because you thought an RNS was coming sooner than it has and you wanted more profit, then when you didnt get the RNS you regret not selling sooner?
Thats my point. If you believe that the company is going to be announcing something pretty earth shattering soon then holding is the right play.

Anyway, not complaining about how you chose to trade more saying dont beat yourself up for NOT selling, if an RNS had dropped like yesterday right now you would be patting yourself on the back right now saying how good a play it was.

Totally agree Sharebel, I wish people moaning about should have sold, missed out on 0.5p profit there... would just sell and move to the FTSE 100. This is a small cap company but yes in the Main Market. Without news we are in a holding pattern waiting for news, prices WILL FLUCTUATE. Because of the small cap a small trader can still make ripples.
You invest in companies like this because you did your homework and want to invest, if you want to invest based on charts and graphs move on.
You invest here, you hold until there is news, then you re-evaluate, you dont bitc4 and moan every time it drops half a penny....

In regard to what you said about not having balls to invest, I personally am the complete opposite, I dont have the balls to SELL because knowing my luck 30 seconds later an RNS would drop and I would be locked out!

Your talking out of hindsight and you have lost the opportunity to take what a few % profit?
Seriously? Even if you could have taken 10-20% profit it WAS a huge risk and gamble, you look back now and see a chart and think, HEY if I had sold on that peak right now I would have an extra few k in my bank!!!
Bottom line is if everyone thought, hey this is a peak we are going to drop to the high 7ps we all would have sold. BUT we did not, why??? Because well a lot of us have done a hell of a lot of research and know that when the right RNS drops your 10% will be peanuts, if you want to try and trade this share by all means fill your boots but unless you have a crystal ball please do not come back and moan if you are out when news does land. My best guess is any day between now and 2 days before the AGM and I definitely dont have the stones to try and trade before the next decent RNS.
The RNS is over due but by all accounts its coming. You either have faith in whats coming and hold, or you dont and sell and move on, either works!

Have you seen this about Modena:

The news comes days after Moderna director Moncef Slaoui stepped down to take a role at the White House to help speed up vaccine development. Slaoui’s move has sparked conflict of interest concerns, considering he still owns millions of dollars worth of company stock.

:-) I think they are pretty ruthless lol, but I prefer to think of them as a robot. TBH alot of it is automated now anyway so they are almost robots, bottom line is THEY operate without human emotion but rely on human emotion to make a profit.

Consider the seller, why do they place a stop loss? Fear of losing profits or getting wiped out? That indicates 2 things:
1, They are possibly invested heavier than they can afford to lose, an emotional mistake a robot would not do.
2, They are worried that bad news will force the price to drop to basement prices or its currently over valued and they are riding a spike. If you have done your research then you should know the price is not over inflated and the company is safe to invest in and there is no bad news. If you have faith you done your research then why on earth would you place a stop loss? If you did your homework the only risk is a dip which 9/10 times will be a shake to hit stop losses by the MM.

A robot will watch patterns, adapt, change and overcome. If people want to be human and emotional with their trades than a good MM will take advantage just like any computer program would be expected to do. You want to change the behaviour?
Change YOUR behaviour, dont sell on dips, dont invest unless your happy to ride out the dips and then dont set stop losses if you bottle out, dont invest more than you can afford to lose. Diversify, and research both are key.

They only discovered this when testing on monkeys... Poor monkeys, which also take a long time to breed. If they only had been using Hemo humanised super mice perhaps they would have saved alot of time and money?

I AGREE that the MMs appear to drop the price when there is high demand for shares to fill big orders, this works because:
1, People have stop loss set at a few pence below market value.
2, People see the price drop and quickly sell afraid of losing their profit.

Every time it bounces back up, sometimes within minutes, sometimes hours, sometimes days and sometimes weeks.
Point is, they drop the price and people sell? Is it a game? Yes absolutly, big investors want shares, they place an order and the MMs fill it. The alternative is they raise the prices, buy for more and more and people sell and it costs the investors more and the investors say, no thanks.
Bottom line is DROPPING THE PRICE WORKS. Again and again people sell on the slightest downward tick? Its so self destructive but thats why most PI's play with £100s maybe £1000s and the big boys wack on a few 0's after that.
You dont want the MM to drop the price? Well tell the other PIs who sell on the drop to stop dropping.
OR
Do what I do and let them drop the price, use it as a time to top-up, if there is no negative news and price is fairly steady you can be pretty sure its to fill a big order, so if a big investor is topping up do you think its a good time to sell???

Ok, so here is one thing I do to decide health of a share price, its not a big secret but it works:
Look at recent trades, live trades dont really help that much as many trades are hidden until end of trading or the next day.
Its very simple, look for the big multiples, if there are lots of big purchases like 200k, 500k, 100k etc then you are not looking at a casual trader generally speaking. When you see lots of trades that are smaller and random numbers thats a PI who has bought say £500 and now selling for x profit or loss.

Ok so once you can mark up the trades between PI vs professional investors look at what they are doing. If you see the large multiples all buying and all the small <50k trades selling you basically have PI's selling and big investors hoovering up their shares.....

Or the reverse you may see big block sells and lots of PIs hoovering up wee nibbles like a swarm of fish.

Now we had this reverse in Hemo a few weeks ago, a few big investors selling big chunks of shares feeding all the PI's that kept the SP low, if you know there is a good reason for the investor to sell that warrants selling off you should really take their advice and NOT buy, in Hemo the reasons for selling were: Forced too to settle debt, and B, taking a profit after a spike, neither reflect badly on price.
So now we have lots and lots and lots of smaller trades, look over the past week, do you see the big investors BUYING or SELLING?
Now ask yourself, do you know more than the big investors? Do you have paid staff to investigate and decide where to invest? If the answer is no do you really want to bet against the super rich and wealthy?
The secret to being mega successful is moving BEFORE the big investors.
Anyway, look at HEMO share trades lately then ask yourself, are the big fish selling or buying? You can be a pilot fish to the shark or you can feed the shark, your choice!

@InvesShare I agree re technically we are in a very strong place and going to rise, and I think we need to push that message and get hemo seen in the wider community but based on the current standing. I just get uncomfortable with Post RNS forecast prices lol, puts me on edge. MAINLY because I think the right RNS will add a 0 to our share price not a simple 4p :P Anyway good to see a good optimistic board today. Everything supports an upwards trend, every graph I have seen and very healthy trading pattern, looking good for the days and weeks ahead.

Invest_Share101 these options that were exercised will have had zero impact on the share price prior to the release of the RNS. They are newly listed shares that were not being sold on the market. An employee, probably director paid in shares, had share options at 5.25p and decided they wanted to convert that option to buy into actual shares. Directors dont take share options in lieu of hard cash unless they expect SP to go up over time. 12p and 28p, where are you plucking these numbers from? Already someone below says RNS where is my 12p?
Dont you see this is counter productive to just make up numbers for post RNS?

Perhaps if you did like some and highlight the potential market in say Bonemarrow transplant and the potential % revenue from innovations in that market you could make an estimate to potential future market value and from that derive a potential SP. But plucking numbers from ones rear-end does not help :P

Its good to see staff exercising options now, clearly they want to hold stock, when you have a company when directors and employees are offered stock options and accept its shows a healthy business. I have been involved in a few in my time and it has ALWAYS been positive for employee and employer.

Yea, completely irrelevant, directors getting paid in shares and LTIs for staff so these will become more common over the years.
Dilution wise, no impact, tiny fraction