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Jeez that had legs. Are you saying that the test currently both exists and doesn't exist but in the simple act of opening the box by publishing an RNS the state breaks down and we revert back to Newtonian mathematics where by the real share price becomes known.

Statistically speaking mid summer is the average closest point to all the other dates in summer. It therefore, for pavlovian modelling purposes is the most logical point to use.

Pssssssst. Over here. They cannot see you if you cover yourself in river mud.

Think Mr ST did it is waiting whilst he recharges his Texas scientific calculator

June 21st. Midvale School for the Gifted

Mole-catcher new definition will enter the New English Dictionary in March 2021.

Mole-catcher (mooolecit'har) noun.
1. someone or something who catches, traps, or kills moles

2. A normal man who succeeds in an unexpected discipline much to the amusement of his peers (see BanjoString, Eddie the Eagle, Joe Dolce).

Can I have mid summer

Hold until test news one way or other

If not then hold and recover from other pipelines - 3 year window

If yes, then let it run until financial reports then begin to reduce over time. Leave 50% in for 3 years plus.

Above can be adapted to next three years RNS - should beat least 1.5

So Sir A

1. Wants to get Nasdaq listing
3. What happened to 2

If he hints at anything positive and then it falls over then his credibility is shot. Furthermore, if investors buy on warm feelings to drive share price up and then test falls over again credibility damaged plus lots of people will take hit financially.

I get the impression the bloke from Yorkshire is fairly level headed and conscious of his obligations to be keep market informed

In biotech timelines R&D timelines are normally years. I hear specific dates being thrown around but on several occasions he was absolutely clear it would exactly be middle of summer. Nothing has happened that puts that in doubt

Prices go up, prices go down. Listen to those with a different opinion but rralise yiu have the same information access they do. We should all wear sunscreen

2. Ah there it is

I really do have to stop posting and drinking

How Di's they get slide 6 signed ogg.

Current text measures down to 4 wotzits

Their test down to 2 wotzits

That's a 50% improvement not 100%

I with to make a complaint (annonymously of course)

Didn't he have something to do with confounded interest when he got hit on the head by an iPhone

Ah so there are other scenarios due to the inconsistent marginal tax rates. These occur at £50k and £100k where reductions in allowances put you in approx 67% marginal tax rates.

This means if you put in £10000 into pension from take home the tax man puts in another £15000. That is some return (even higher if done through salary sacrifice). That £25k goes to work immediately (say in a tracker) and you can take 25% tax free at retirement but you pay your future tax rate in the future. Compare this to say £10000 going into a tracker and I think for people in this situation pension wins out.

Not a financial adviser, don't have a BMW.

Thanks RK. Never thought of going SIPP route partly cause risk adverse for that bit. Tend towards low cost trackers or lifestyle funds - my younger self doesn't want to hack off my older self

In terms of ISA and share account currently holding 8 stocks of which 7 are healthcare. Due to Avacta I'm well ahead of Axa.

I guess I'm holding so much cash with Aviv a cause I'm not sure where else to put it while I sit on sidelines.

In terms of SIPP can you invest in funds cheaper than being with Aviv a

One way of looking at it is. What is my stake worth now followed by if I had non shares would I invest that much in Avacta at this price.

Personally if I have that thought I lie down til it wears off

Not a vulcan

Little knowledge is a dangerous thing is my motto. I thought a company had to go to a "notified" body to have their application approved.
https://www.sgs.co.uk/en-gb/consumer-goods-retail/electrical-and-electronics/audio-video-and-household-appliances/certification/ce-marking

Since there are several of these I'm not sure if there is a central database of on-going applications. Would be commercially sensitive.

Did find this

https://aic.mhra.gov.uk/era/pdr.nsf/name?openpage&start=1&count=200

Not a regulatory officer - go to the pub, don't own a cardigan.

Chen - I'm filling up

Oil be there - I'm googling at least four of the words you said

I'm also thinking income but healthcare offers growth as well but main players are looking a tad pricey. Avacta is a short term **** or bust at this price but offers long term return - my last 10x took 6 years.

I think the market is going to go South - all based on lower economic activity for awhile. Some sectors hit worse then others - interesting thought about cruises - personally I think they are screwed but good luck. Molecatching is looking good - to be honest its a defensibe play that one.

I don't have the courage yey but want to move to high cash within pension - about 30%, 30% bonds / gilts - rest is growth / medium risk inc income funds (I'm with Aviv a for pension and cannot buy individual stocks plus having that there enables me to run my own portfolio - if it all goes tits IP I have enough for a bag of coal and bread.

I think index will be fall to 5200/during Sept and finish at 5499. But based on nothing more than finger in wind

I told him not to beat about the bush.

He either likes jail food or is a wind up merchent

Maybe go for free ride. That said I'm doing same as you. Squeeky bum time

Most of my portfolio is in funds. Currently majority in 40-85% shares but fair bit of cash (from Jan). Latest was bought income trackers. Rest is in low risk stuff or in my share account.

Where do people think the index is going. I'm thinking to put even more into cash and wait for the tumble from second wave, american civil war and recession hitting Europe

False negative is someone which has it but tests negative

I've been on four hour conference call - to be honest I'll agree with anything

Not a Michelin chef - just tired