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Getafgrip.. "The whole thing is grim, it's as low as online gambling companies, harmful to the public in an insidious way." ... such a ringing endorsement... they are dreadful and hopefully the conditioned public will wake up to what they are. It's a sorry state of affairs.
Couldn't bring myself to invest on principle. Poorly paid delivery drivers, bikes and mopeds getting in the way everywhere, speeding around to bring convenience food to people who haven't discovered they can eat much better, more quickly and cheaply by cooking, conditioning the public to eat rubbish, food vendors being ripped off by a pointless money grabbing middleman. The whole thing is grim, it's as low as online gambling companies, harmful to the public in an insidious way.
Sujood,
get real
He's a lot worse, just spouting speculative rubbish that some people might be influenced by. People are branded "de-rampers" if they say anything balanced i.e. that isn't wildly optimistic in the short term.
Avacta have good IP and interesting long term prospects . Short term situations are far from certain as we have seen and are seeing. The likes of Sujood need to be completely ignored and will be selling and rebuying all the time whilst being very disparaging about anyone else doing anything other than buy at all times.
Pretty shambolic to be fair. Last RNS mentioned "a few days" and caused the corresponding SP change.18 days later apparently a submission goes through, ah those old 3rd parties always to blame. You'd think the ducks would have been in order before making the previous RNS.Hard to know what's what at this point but they could do with getting a move on because whilst their product may be very effective they aren't the only company or approach out there.
People do retire.. it can be a good thing
"which is expected by the end of March" doesn't sound cast iron... maybe it'll run a bit late.. maybe not.. it will get there though. if you buy Avacta then you need to "hodl" as they say...
Hard to know what to make of it all. I don’t currently hold HL because of this but it seems ridiculous as they are a good reputable company. Everyone knows shares and funds go up and down and it’s the first thing anyone is told. The idea that I could sue if a recommendation went down or even belly up is preposterous.
How is that this AVCT is still being pumped on a daily basis for a covid test RNS?! It's impressive at a certain level.
“I don't think we will see 79p again in my lifetime unless someone declares WW3 this is only going north from now on.“
Apart from tomorrow :-)
You’re aware that the AZ vaccine is not-for-profit?
You are aware that they are doing their Covid vaccine on a not-for-profit basis?
Buy from Barclays and consensus. The usual neutral from JP Morgan today, which will be ignored as usual.
Big director sale followed by vague, but negative in terms of SP, RNS. Seems to be a common occurrence with flimsy outfits. Seems frankly dodgy. Shares are not supposed to be a tool for a director to make a quick buck, a major sale at under 3p is taking the biscuit. Doesn't exactly yell confidence in anything substantial. Trading on mention of something covid related to whip up hype and statements like "we think we'll get lots of orders..." which aren't worth the paper...
I agree darth. Still a volatile market but the much improved medium term picture stands. Very good concrete progress with several vaccines and things will return to normal, just not instantly. They're a good well run company.
If you ever find that you need to sell then could be worth old school phoning your broker alongside online attempts. I had no joy online selling during the last plummet (despite attempting to sell at the top of the being given sell quotes) but on the phone the broker was immediately able to sell - maybe the broker / brokeress can offer to sell a fraction lower that the current price and secure it. No idea but it worked. Bit of a problem not being able to sell when it's dropping or buy when it's at the bottom.
The problem is that the situation now is that mass testing wheels are up and running and there's lots of progress on the vaccine front, clearly diminishing the need for new covid tests.
Hmm.. over time sure but the actual figures for this year indicate a 25-30% drop in pre-tax profit for the year. Probably not bad all things considered but their predicted figures for next year are definitely a very best case scenario!
It was never going to be 89% effective and 91% would look like it was blatantly point scoring, so 92% it is!
HL need to seriously upgrade their IT. I’m going to phone to complain but I reckon their lines will be busy tomorrow.