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Do you guys not realise today is Ex dividend date? This has actually been a good start considering

https://uk.tradingview.com/symbols/LSE-LLOY/technicals/ well thatdoesnt look nice

I think they will be friday, not tomorrow

I don't know why it put html in there:

Thank you for your enquiry and specifically about FLU-v.

The hVIVO announcement made on 18 June confirmed the positive final results from the Phase IIb field study of FLU-v 003 (UNISEC) and confirmed that these results, along with the results from the Phase IIb challenge study FLU-v 004 (NIH), management believe that FLU-v is now positioned to enter Phase III, with clear disease and symptom-based endpoints identified. Any further detailed results on FLU-v does not change this.

At present I have no update on when the further detailed results will be available and communicated from the NIH and in turn any aligned hVIVO press release – we continue to expect this to be in the near term but as you will appreciate, this is not in hVIVO’s control.

With thanks for your continued interest.

Kind regards.

Fleur

Thank you for your enquiry and specifically about FLU-v. <br /><br />The hVIVO announcement made on 18 June confirmed the positive final results from the Phase IIb field study of FLU-v 003 (UNISEC) and confirmed that these results, along with the results from the Phase IIb challenge study FLU-v 004 (NIH), management believe that FLU-v is now positioned to enter Phase III, with clear disease and symptom-based endpoints identified. Any further detailed results on FLU-v does not change this.<br /><br />At present I have no update on when the further detailed results will be available and communicated from the NIH and in turn any aligned hVIVO press release – we continue to expect this to be in the near term but as you will appreciate, this is not in hVIVO’s control. <br /><br />With thanks for your continued interest.<br /><br />Kind regards.<br /><br />Fleur

I see robots still around then

I'll leave you too it, AIMoracle.

All Ill say is 1) diversify 2) don't ramp too hard as it has the opposite affect.

Best of luck to you all.

I take that as a compliment AIMoracle, your credibility left for me when you banged on and on about how amazing the BTC deal was for EQT, only to then say how "actually it's quite a good thing it fell through" your credibility was gone then in my eyes, and the repetitive posts you have made every 20 minutes since then shows to me that you are more panicked than anyone here. I'd be confident you haven't "bought everyone's shares" like you keep claiming, but that also you are one of the most exposed here and I honestly think you need to diversify your portfolio a little or risk learning an incredibly painful lesson, even if the odds of eqt failing are low in all of our eyes; probably the only thing we all DO agree on

You claim to be so smart then ask questions like that, predator? I left because of the BTC deal falling through. Just like you take an educated gamble when you buy into a share, you take an educated gamble when you sell out. That gamble to me was the share price falling on the back of that news. I am never scared to trade a share I believe in. Worst case scenario is the share shoots up and I've missed out, but I've crystallised some profit at least and there are 800 other stocks on AIM to go and take educated gambles on there instead.

I agree with topaimer (should that be /aimoracle) that this share has huge potential. I love the technology and to me the most important word that actually rarely gets mentioned here is "patent". That word alone is what attracted me to EQT and as topaimer says, that is the fundamentals that really matter.

Predator as someone who constantly goes on about knowing how AIM works and low price predictions, it is a real contradiction to be asking why someone sold out at 1.27. by your predicitons you would have done the exact same thing, no?

Thanks chilston, my plan was to get out short term as I felt it was close to guaranteed that the price would fall off the back of the failed BTC deal, and I would be able to come back in with more shares. It was painful to watch ~£30k of profit dwindle down to £10k and right now I think I would be sitting at a loss of I'd held which would have really beaten me up.

Aimoracle, I know you think your incessant posts 1600 times a day of the same thing over and over might entice some random reader in to the share but as I've said before, most people who come to the board will see through the repetitiveness and it's smacks of desperaion, I will certainly say it contributed to me wanting to be out.

Predator, very happy to start on you too, I see you on here and Koovs in the past giving a hollier than thou attitude like you are better than other people, I don't know what your agenda is going on boards you climb to be invested in only to make negative predictions, whether it's to say "I told you so" on the occasions you are right, or to try and manipulate a better entry point, or just to troll but whichever one it is you certainly like to make yourself unpopular so I'm not sure why you'd be surprised at people like me disliking you.

For the record my short term view of eqt is negative and long term positive. I know aimoracle in particular likes to belittle people who sell out looking for cheaper entry points, "playing for pennies rather than looking at the long term" but you don't need to be very good at maths to know even the most recent fall is a lot more than pennies further down the line if this ever were to hit the prophetic 8p

I mostly agree with troughseeker, number one rule is not to fall in love with a share, though I do agree with averaging down.

Gotta hold my hands up and say I actually sold everything I had at 1.27 (£50 or £60k) when BTC deal fell through; there was too much excitement and reliance on it to pretend it's failure wasn't going to affect us IMO. I have considered numerous times rejoining but haven't felt the confidence returning yet. Coupled with a board full of people ramping the same thing over and over all day and predator spouting crap all the time and speaking about himself in the third person is a little added reason not to invest as I don't want to be part of this nonsense.

Can confidently say though that unless my investments elsewhere are going terribly, I would reinvest here if it hit the 0.8-0.9 range again though that's not to say I personally think it will.

I think he said in that interview that restuarants were approaching them to get signed up. For such a young company there should be a strong flow of news to come and you would presume a little jump on SP each time news hits. Hoping for a low stress ride for a few years with this

Might do the same at 190, but not time to bite for me yet

So I opened a little short here, even the discussion re: online tax should have a negative affect on the price. Wish me luck guys(!)

Yeah Im seriously considering a short on asos. Feel like its been too high for months now, and with the tax news it could be a catalyst for a decent fall in price

I guess bigdish doesn't need to get to the size to compete with Uber or Deliveroo, just large enough to be worth buying

Well just eat (and hungryhouse when it was around) As well as many restaurants direct offer discounts when spending x amount. Surely this can be translated to big dish?

I think the opposite is true, people are moving away from branding and towards throw away clothing and low prices

72p

Misleading figures all round when the spread is so large though, like beebop says, these will settle and the spread will tighten. Very small float in public hands is generally good news for those that hold.