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I mean, I think everyone here would like to see that - but let's take baby steps, no? Haha

$3.67 and rising - volume so far looks comparable to entire days' worth of trading in recent weeks, unless I'm reading it wrong!

One of the problems with this dual-listing is that we don't get to rest at 16.30 like with the rest of my portfolio!

Been slowly edging upwards most of the day - potentially could see it break 19p again tomorrow?

Are my eyes deceiving me or is Nasdaq currently holding around 8% up??

Chooo chooooooo!!

Thirdeded...ed?

I enjoy the positivity, and I take no offence from people posting their holdings or buys - I'm happy for them that they have those funds to invest! Plus you do an awful lot of research which saves me a lot of time, so thank you for that.

Ultimately lots of people buying pushes the price up (or should anyway, who knows what rules this share buys) so can only be a good thing.

Price got too tempting last week so I topped up at 899 on Friday, bringing my average down to ~1068 from over 1300. Even the slashed dividend is a fantastic yield at that price!

Here's hoping that we can build some support and continue heading back up!

Good read, thanks.

Hi Dave,

If I'm reading your post correctly I think you've got it the wrong way round - if your average in TILS is currently 150, and assuming there's no dilution after the STEM shares are floated, then your break even on TILS would still be 150 if STEM had a price of 0. If STEM was at 100 as per your example then you would only need a TILS price of 50 to "break even". If TILS is at 150 and STEM at 100 then you're rolling in the money as your original purchase still has the same value and you've gained the STEM shares for nothing.

Originally bought at 158 mid-august, bought 3x my original holding 3 days ago at 145 - got a bit more trading cash available so set a limit-buy at 130 as it dropped after my 145 buy, so far it's eluding it - it'll either keep going up, in which case happy days, or it'll drop and I'll get a bargain basement price.

In any event I'm so excited to see what this month brings.

I keep edging up my limit buy for a top-up - still running away from me currently!

Same here Bananaman - but whole market been on the down in general so it will come good eventually.
Happy to sit and hold this one for a long time - going to be massive one day!

Do we have you to blame for the downtrend Bananaman haha

Q&A was really good I thought - lots of questions answered. Will try again for a cheeky top-up first thing tomorrow, but I imagine this will fly as soon as the planning permission is submitted for sites 2 & 3 - very exciting!

You can thank me for that - put in a cheeky top up limit buy of 2.82 yesterday after it dipped there a few times, when that failed by lunchtime I changed to 2.92 and now it's boomed up to 3.15 so no hope of my top-up now lol

Looks like it's tried a few times

Just because a vaccine has never been found within 4 years (or 5, whatever it was you stated) in the past, doesn't mean that it can't be done now. We had never landed on the moon before, until we did.

You have to consider that every government in the world will be pushing for a vaccine, granting unlimited funding and pressure on the regulatory bodies, etc. Everyone and their cat will be working on a vaccine - when you've got all of humanity focused on the same thing, you're going to break down previous records and barriers.

Plus they've got existing templates due to other coronaviruses.

Rollout this year may be less likely, but you can bet that in 6 months we'll have something. I guess only time will tell - no one can state categorically whether we will or we won't, unless they're a time lord...

Seems to be holding up really well in the blue!

Of any user making big claims on price expectations - same goes whether it's shouting it's going to halve or double. Posting history can be very telling about their motive!

That being said, I can see this story will hurt the SP on Monday - despite the comments clearly being made to get the unions to agree to pay deals, that doesn't matter so much - the headline is scary enough for investors to want to run away.