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Yesterday's RNS is now available on this website. Annoyingly shared a day late, and this is not the first time.

P.S. Thank you Sloppy. :-)

Thank you for sharing Sloppy!

Please can you also kindly post on the board of SKIN's partner, MWG? If you're not a holder there also...Well...you should be! ;-)

Like you, I feel we are on the brink of something really special. Best of luck Sloppy!

Anybody who disagrees with what you've said is deluded.

Notwithstanding that, I am also happy with the risk/reward balance. I believe Altalto will go ahead. I think it is the future. Decarbonising the aviation sector whilst clearing waste, with an economic boost to boot. Moreover, there is value here aside from Altalto (US business and reactor sales). In my view, these are undervalued anyway so even if I was more pessimistic I would still be in.

GLA!
Mr T
GLA!

I understand that another mitigation is that the China business is conducted via a subsidiary registered in China.

exprat is filtered.

It is rather surprising how much the board has thinned out without all of his or her repetition. I do hope that he or she finds that there is more to life.

GLA!

A share price to match the recent success of the business, and its immense potential.

Is that too much to ask?!?!?!?!?! ;-)

Totally agree H3RO and LB28.

To LB28's point, it would 10 bag it right now precisely because it is undervalued! Even my simple little brain can determine that when considering the risk/reward balance, there isn't merely 1/10 chance the project gets built.

That's without mentioning that VLS also have the US venture and the reactor sales. There is significant value in those ventures, even if Altalto doesn't get built (hard to imagine such a "if"...but if it the UK Government does let this baby slip through its fingers then...well...no words!).

I missed the Ian King slot...please could you be so kind as to summarise?
Thank you!
MrT

Precisely LB28.

Reading between the lines, I think exprat is suggesting that people are selling their shares to use the proceeds to fund the build itself. That is the only explanation that would make any sense to my mind anyway. ;-)

It's like watching my soul drain away.

Completely inexplicable. This is such a bloody exciting proposition! Who is selling?!

The SKIN share price just bounces around in the 1.7-2 range throughout every day (seems to be dominated by traders). It simply cannot seem to sustainably break through the 2p mark despite positive signals. In common with MWG, it is a share price I cannot explained! Totally undervalued IMHO.

Why share price are you looking at? Have you accidentally googled "VSL"? ;-)

I concur with everything that you have said muggins.

Notwithstanding that, after many 'false dawns' I am confident that the sun is really rising here. There are tangible steps in the right direction which indicate the market leading technology is finally being marketed effectively.

If MWG can tap into the COVID-19 situation as well, then all bets are off regarding the SP. If they don't, there will be vast disappointment despite the business moving in the right direction more generally (not least from me having been nursing a paper loss here for years). COVID-19 is the opportunity of MWG's lifetime.

Given the amount of your life you spend on this board, rather than being "on the sidelines" you seem more like the centre spot.

Can I have some?! ;-)
Absolutely maxed out here. All I have left is the kitchen sink.

I had this the other day on another share. It didn't appear until the following day frustratingly.

Busy booking a holiday to Spain on BA perhaps?

Thank you both for your responses.

@EyeGuy - I agree that yesterday's drop was likely to do with a big seller rather than the triggering of lots of stop losses. I was just wondered if people had particular strategies when it comes to using stop losses which may be useful to me, or whether people avoid them entirely (like me!).

Yesterday's early plummet in the SP of VLS, followed by its rapid rebound and significant daily gain put me in mind of my first dabble with the stock market.

Back in 2011/12 I invested in Cable & Wireless Worldwide at a bargain basement price as a turnaround / takeover opportunity. C&WW was eventually acquired by Vodafone, and in amongst the melee I got caught out by my stop loss in a similar scenario as VLS yesterday (sudden drop, immediate yoyo rise) and missed out on a few £k (a mega amount of money to me, especially back then!).

Ever since, I have avoided using stop loss triggers. I still carry the C&WW scar. I am sure a fellow VLS shareholder somewhere fell victim to theirs yesterday. I guess the flipside of not using them is the fact that I still own shares in VLS I bought at ~10x the current SP!

So, I am just wondering if anybody would be kind enough to share their view on stop loss triggers, and when they use them if at all? Whilst I have no doubt they can be a valuable tool, they can certainly be dangerous! I am wondering if I am missing out on striking a safe(ish) balance, so the experience of others would be interesting please.

Thank you! GLA! :-)

As long as 4p is in our dust by 08:01 Tuesday morning then I'm happy.

Please can you be so kind as to explain about "DMA" buyers LB28? A PI with a sophisticated share buying setup? Thanks!