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I get nervous when I see people buying villas in Spain.
We are not there yet!

If I bought something a few days ago and now regret it, can I just say 'Reverse the trade please'?
In what circumstances is this allowed to happen?
One or two trades is not a problem, but 50 trades, many of substantial size, must have had a significant market influence.

What on earth is the meaning of the rash of reversed trades (at least 50, for quantities up to 250,000 shares) just posted? Did these trades actually take place? Were they paid for? If so, why and by what authority have they been reversed?

This is just to wish you the very best with your new treatment.
It appears to be a promising treatment. NHS approves it for some cancers, but evidently not for all.

So. UK had 27,000 new cases today.
They think it could reach 50,000 a day within a fortnight.
And they are planning to let everything reopen on July 19, including nightclubs, with no masks required.
Am I missing something, or is this the biggest gamble since D-Day?

Looks like the hedge funds still have us in their sights.
They may get a surprise one of these mornings.

'We know the water (Helium) is trapped under the canopy (shale seal) because the % that is above is much much less than the % below.'
Have they said so?

Thanks for clarification about Covid deaths among double vaccinated people. Alarming news, frankly. The death rates overall are low, so it's 30% of a small number, but even so ..

'10% of deaths are double vaccinated people'.
Is this in UK, or more generally? May I ask what's the source?
(As a double-vaccinated person, I have an interest).

Market valuation here is currently £167 million.
That's quite a lot for a company with basically no confirmed assets.
Yes, I know we have prospects, but that's all they are for the moment.
Means there's plenty of downside if things don't work out.

There are at least three early cancer-detection systems on the way, based on picking up tumour cells or fragments in the bloodstream. It looked as if Parsortix (AGL) might be the best of them , but it is taking forever to get clinical approval.
I cannot understand why so little apparent urgency, given that people are dying every day - many of them needlessly, if these systems work in the clinic. They are now talking about using GRAIL in clinics in 2025 - THREE YEARS away.
It seems like too long.

There are at least three early cancer-detection systems on the way, based on picking up tumour cells or fragments in the bloodstream. It looked as if Parsortix (AGL) might be the best of them , but it is taking forever to get clinical approval.
I cannot understand why so little apparent urgency, given that people are dying every day - many of them needlessly, if these systems work in the clinic. They are now talking about using GRAIL in clinics in 2025 - THREE YEARS away.
It seems like too long.

Thank you for your wise advice, as always.

It's not warrants, and it's not really Motley Fool, though they may add fuel. The hedge funds have algorithms that scan the market for shares that look overbought. Obviously we stood out once the price went over 9, up 25% on a newsless day.
I've seen it before. A few years ago when BMN hit a double-top just under 50, they drove it down to 20 in a month or two. Hasn't really recovered. Hopefully our rerate is more robust than that, but having tasted blood they will come back for more, until such time as news arrives to nail it down. So bumpy times ahead I think.

It's a bear raid, probably orchestrated b y a hedge fund with plenty of fire power.
Always likely to happen when there's a big rise without news to support it.
T

Here they come again

over for now, but they will be back.
Have to be quick on your feet.
Going over 9p was the trigger, apparently.

Sitting here trying to keep my finger off the sell button . This cannot go on much longer - or can it?
I remember a few years ago, a highly respected poster whom I will not name, advised me that having half my pension fund in a single share might not be wise. Fortunately I paid no attention.
Thoth, if you are back on your feet, I owe you an apology or two, hereby tendered.

Legendary investor, retired now I think

Ernest Saunders, I think