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More reliable and accurate tests are required. Some of you might find this useful:

https://hansard.parliament.uk/lords/2021-07-12/debates/2A31C739-2678-474E-A02E-E78F33615C47/MedicalDevices(CoronavirusTestDeviceApprovals)(Amendment)Regulations2021

I made this point recently. I see the global market as very big and a great opportunity specifically for Avacta:

In terms of vaccines, we need top up jabs. Why, because the current double vaccinated efficacy drops over time. Secondly, we can't stop new variants and we can't achieve herd immunity. That leads us to an unfortunate situation of us having to live with the virus for a long time to come. In terms of medication, I can only see 2 potential therapies that are effective and even they are to be used at specific stages of infection. This leaves the issue of controlling spread and outbreaks. Once you see beyond the noise of this and other bulletin boards, you will realise that the testing party is only getting started.

What you will find at this stage is that the regulations will get tighter and the best tests will survive. There is a a very big market still available and Avacta and **some** other stocks will pull through. Unlike in technology sector where betamax lost out to vhs OR Apple lost to Microsoft, in healthcare the winner will be the best tests and the best medication.

As it stands no one here has a clue when they will put the next bit of news out.

Sounds like he was under strict non-disclosure or is kept out of the loop because of his broken phone.

Dai. Should have gone to specsavers, this is the he1 board.

He is genuine. However I disagree about your fiddle comments.

I have to agree. Looks like when you balance the book, they were buys.

Large late trades doesn't always mean much for the next days trading. However, if you can work out why they are happening, then you can figure out what sentiment the big boys are taking. I know what I would do as an Institutional Investor, I'd be loading up over the coming few weeks.

I've been assuming that there will be another two attempts this year or at least one more. As long as the management haven't indicated that they have changed their minds or there is indication otherwise, I will stick with it.

I'll wait for a TR-1 declaration next week or whenever they decide that they've reached a threshold.

The quote they usually receive is based on industry standard average price. YES they can and will drop the price.

@jam how long have you been invested and you are asking this now?

This could explain the share price drop e.g. to accommodate big buyers.

As I said in one of my previous posts, there will be a lot of institutional(s) taking positions in Avacta following yesterdays RNS (and they will have a good idea of the potential leaking of data and the time-line being very fine). The size of the buys or the smaller chunks start to matter.

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=AVCT&share=Avacta&thread=9BB68C39-4852-444A-A77E-0FC49B912B60

Jus to spell it out for those who apparently have done their research, as Blubay kindly pointed out:

"Drilling is expected to commence in mid-May, supported by accelerated mobilisation with a drill rig which is already in Tanzania. The rig that Mitchell Drilling are providing is larger than originally contracted and is suitable for drilling of 63/4“ appraisal wells. This will allow the Company to move directly from exploration into the appraisal phase, saving considerable time and money in demobilisation and remobilisation costs and allowing Helium One to continue the fast-track development of our globally strategic Rukwa helium project."

@obstando it takes 10 minutes to check any pertinent news over the last 2 weeks and then compare that to the unsubstantiated share price increase. That would be a starting point when someone tries to flog you a share from a different board.

He can also get the message across that there are some grumpy shareholders on the BB.

M

I've had a brief look, and I don't see any news for it to have risen so much. I'm guessing a pump and dump strategy or a short issue. If it looks like a gamble and smells like a gamble... I won't be participating.

M

SBtime you are sounding more like QuantumStar and his chart gazing of it will be 7.5p tomorrow. How about I do research on HE1 and invest in HE1 when I'm ready. However, if I ever need to invest in Syme, I'll head over to the BB and spend some time doing research before I jump in. Thanks for your time, I'm not a day trader or swing artist i.e. I prefer not to gamble.

Why would any long term holders jump over to Syme, most haven't got the time to do the research and therefore becomes a 50:50 guessing game?