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Just realised my irony doesn't translate very well in a BB post!

chrisbak - do you have a source/link for this?

UT 170 down 10. Could have been worse considering the markets as a whole today.

Yes I got it too. Have not read it yet. Wonder if coming out after hours and just after AS's sale of shares means it has price sensitive info - inferred even if not specifically stated.

So it takes 14 pages to say F... Off. Only the lawyers win - what a colossal waste of time and effort initiated by the self important "Good Law Project"

And 8 in Weymouth Bay last week

And this is usually the lunchtime lull, when it tends to drift down

It may be rapid but it's still a nasal swab

Myles McNulty has many followers. Suspect some will follow his lead and sell. Will they come here to AVCT? I do hope so!

Hi Rich
Thanks for replying. It's difficult to have a conversation on a B&B when you see the quality of responses from the likes of JCEP.

Was there ever an option to take cash instead of shares? Does anyone know? Irrespective, I think we are on the same page that it is a positive.

I'm equally positive about AVCT going forward. However, playing devil's advocate, can I raise the following in response to some of your numbered points:
1. Surely the options were awarded some time ago, presumably when the shares were very much lower than they are today and the strike price also probably lower, so it is not neccessarily correct to say the service provider has chosen shares
instead of £3m.
2. How do we know that the service provider does not think that the price is as high as it is going to be and has exercised the option only so he/they can sell? Incidentally, I don't think this is the case, but would like to see empirical evidence to support retention. Otherwise, why cash in the options now?
3. Agreed, but that could be a positive or a negative (see point 2 above).
4. Noted. Good. I stress I am positive about Avacta's prospects and the short term share price.
5. See point 1 above. I don't think we can assume the service rendered was worth £3m, unless the options were only granted very recently.

Don't shoot me down in flames. I stress I am positive about the prospects for the company both short & long term, but would have liked some more clarity in the RNS. Can anyone shed any more light on this? (NB I have read the various threads on this topic during the day, but they have obfuscated rather than illuminated).

Really, greedo? Just closed U T 155

I sold Integuman yesterday to buy Avacta. Was worried when I saw the Integumen RNS first thing this morning. Not worried now. They're down 2% we're up 12%. Right decision.

Me too.(Avacta only). Hope we were right.

Very helpful. Thank you. But where was this uploaded to? I have not been able to find it on line. I'd also like to see the presentation that caused so much fuss. Has that been uploaded anywhere, do you know? I've seen the Proactive interview, but nothing more.

Thanks in anticipation

Does anyone have a link to the Q&A, please? Or do we know if it will eventually go onto their website? Thanks

Check Myles McNulty on Twitter just now.

I've just done one too - a finger prick blood antibody test. The kit came with a 24 page guide and included 8 pieces of equipment:
Pregnancy style LFT
lancet x 2
cotton wool swab
antiseptic wipe
buffer solution
sticking plaster
pipette.

Gave a result in just over 10 minutes. Had to photograph the result and send it back with a very detailed questionnaire. All very fiddly. Not painful, but some may have aversion to blood. Not really practical for mass home use. Saliva and antigen NOT antibody has to be the way forward!

A little later this afternoon you will be able to check Hansard on-line for a transcript of the statement and Q&A.

At least the article implies that such a test WILL be available!