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All we've learned today - as the day has gone on, is there are more questions than answers regarding this vaccine news.

So... test, test, test!

A real cynic would say it's orchestrated...

how convenient...

as of 6th November 2020, 2.82 million have been tested with PCR tests.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1100135/japan-number-of-conducted-coronavirus-examinations-by-type-of-patients/

I can't see any clues as to who's PCR test is being used.

I don't know if any of our resident Detective Columbos' would be be able to eek out any information from the link?! :-)

Google is showing me 999p now!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-03/ant-group-says-hong-kong-ipo-also-suspended

For those that don't have FT subscription... like me!

Just seen that...

I guess a year with NCYT on the CV wouldn't look to shoddy when moving on elsewhere!

Also, ShaunP made a good point about PI willingess to make room for II by selling shares.

If everyone was to hold, how would II get a look in, more volatile shakes?

I had another thought about the balance of PI to Institution holding of this share.

What would be fair ratio to drive the growth of share price given that we know that Institutions will chop and change their holding depending on risk or being over invested when their target price is hit?

Cheers, Tay.

Kicked off with my question, Cheers Tay!

Roley on here did answer my question quite well.

I now get why they don't let their winners run.

LSE does seem to be a bit of a nightmare first thing in the mornings at the moment.

I now make Novacyt Insider my first proper read up of a morning. When I find a good way to sign in that I am comfortabe with, I will use it more.

Poor old Pete7.

Somebody must've took YouCannotBeSirius already?!! :-)

I love the way that the good samaritan types come out and say that the next new thing to come will put paid to NCYT.

It's like they think NCYT are sitting on their hands.

What if the next best thing comes galloping out of the NCYT stable? I wouldn't bet against it after they've not put a foot wrong since December last year.

we had lots of good Samaritans telling us to bail out because it was going back to 40p and lots of derampers trying to unsettle the nerves and push it under £2.00.

May, June and July were testing months but the holders back then knew that building blocks were being put in place through the RNSs' and thanks to some of the great research work by various posters on here and Twitter.

Posters with agendas came here to tell us all about the latest amazing new test that was going to make PCR obsolete.

Posters came here to laugh at people losing money (as Wilson has alluded to, real low class sad cases).

Sitting on your hands is one of the hardest things to do. The natural urge is to do something! It all comes down to the individual investor.

This does feel like the March panic where everything dropped, it didn't last. For me, I'm staying put because there is a lot more to come here.

Everything I am holding is down today.

This is my safest haven and best performer.

I won't be ditching my shares any time soon.

Lots of news to come here makes it a no brainer.

What has fundamentally changed?

AIM mentality lack of patience?

My question would be more to do with funds and institutions. It would be good to read the reasoning from an actual fund manager behind why a fund/institution has to sell a stock that is doing well?

For us PI's the mantra is let your winners run!

12 posts at 50p each... keep going, champ!

That's it then... I guess we should all sell tomorrow. :-)