Member Info for meldrew44

I've held AVO shares, on and off, since July 2016 when I paid 109.25p. I lost a bit over the years but not too much and not nearly as much as some who held on too long before selling. I bought my current tranche of investments this month for 4.6p.
I've bought back in now because I see its stupendous potential as getting close to beginning to be realised. The Harley Street Clinic seems almost complete and nearly ready for LIGHT to be installed. The first patient seems likely to be treated later this year. Now seemed to be as good a time to buy as any.
I share the opinions of others about the poor performance of the BoD and have no more idea than anyone else about what will happen from now on but I doubt if LIGHT will be allowed to fail, no matter what happens to the company.
AVO might be bought up by one of the big established companies who might be in a far better position to bring LIGHT to market. There could be a bidding war for it - that could benefit us - or AVO might survive and the existing BoD might somehow manage to do the job themselves. I'd prefer the latter as having the most potential benefit for existing shareholders.
Good luck to us all.

SOS is my biggest holding so I get a lot of random thoughts about it. 8-).

I'm very pleased to say I was wrong

They're so close in every measurement , it's difficult to put a cigarette paper between them. We could always hedge our bets and hold both.

The stock market opened down today following downbeat sessions in Asia and the US. It might affect AVO's sp recovery a bit. Just for today.

The present situation reminds me of around 2016 when AVO did a reverse split that shot the sp up by 25 times overnight. I wonder if they'll try that again?

Some buys are being shown as sells

I suspect that we have a bad case of panicking rats

The potential use of proton therapy goes beyond treating cancers. It could replace x-ray imaging. The limiting factor has always been the cost and size of cyclotrons. For the right company with the right equipment such as LIGHT, or a smaller version of it, the potential market is mind bogglingly huge. Imagine a mini version of LIGHT in every GP's or dentist's clinic throughout the world, all bearing the AVO logo.

Nothing much might change until we get the next update due around the 6th April

I thought that there might be a rise in the sp following Bill Currie's purchase. I made a wrong assumption.
Anyone got better ideas about it?

Will the sp rocket following Bill Currie's massive buy.?

I bought back in yesterday. I couldn't resist. I'll probably regret it. The sp has already gone down since I bought

The best time to catch one is when it's on the floor. The question is ; Has this one got there yet?

Is SOS in danger of becoming the new AVO with endless placings and fundraisings pushing the sp down.

The market doesn't seem impressed. Why is that?

BB. it all depends if the trade price is above or below or on the mid price between the sell and buy price. If the trade price is the same as the mid price the trade isn't recorded as either a buy or a sell. There isn't any way that anyone apart from the parties to the trade can ever know if it was a buy or sell.

AVO has a 50 year lease on the Harley Street premises. Their landlords, the Howard de Walden Estate, have, at their own expense, completely rebuilt the interior to accommodate the LIGHT system and the AVO clinic. So I guess whoever ends up owning AVO, it will still be used for LIGHT.

AVO have paid Hardman to publish a great many positive research reports over the years. Often several each year. I've read most of them. They say only what AVO wants to tell us so they're not really as useful as independent research

I should have added that there were a lot of directors and institutions buying in 2022 but no directors sold and no record of any institutions selling in 2022 .