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Yep typical, as soon as you posted that more Market Makers moved their sell price and there is much more liquidity.....hence being able to buy automated. It definitely wasn't available when I posted or the hour leading up to it.

What do you mean by loads? Anything over 500 quid was going to NT and still is on HL.

This also makes me wonder if this is the reason the volume is low compared to other days, if it's this difficult to buy a relatively small number of shares?

19-Jun-20 11:27:57 128.70 5,334 Buy* 128.00 129.00 6,865 O

That was me topping up, however it was via an NT as I've been trying to buy for the last hour with no luck. On level two there is only one broker offering shares at 129, the rest are at 135. It seems they really are trying to keep hold of stock until the 135 point is met.

It can be any time of the day, however EVERY Avacta RNS that is positive has been at 0700hrs on the dot!

LOL Rorkes! :-) NO :-) I wish this board allowed pinned posts though! And moderators!

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Sorry...forgot the daily gains bit.

You measure this based on the difference between the closing prices from day 1 to day 2. Looking at the different between today's opening price and close price is not productive because the opening price will always be much higher when a positive RNS is released between the closing of the previous day and today's opening, hence the 12% and not Sub 10%

Oh dear........face palm logging off

I'm struggling to understand how anyone with thousands of posts doesn't get this but for those who honestly don't -

The closing price is the result of the closing auction, which may be the same as the last trade but is often different. The price is the value of the uncrossing trade, which is the trade which takes place, generated by an algorithm to provide the best price at the most volume as a conclusion of the auction.

The London Stock Exchange data is delayed by 15 minutes, so whoever said they were confused, this is why.

The closing auction commences at 1630, and unless there is a price monitoring extension ends at 1640...which is when you will see the actual closing price.

There was a 140K trade just before close, this was above the ask price because the market makers sell price of 136 was the lowest sell price, but that was only for 5000 shares. To buy such a large amount they would enter in to the prices of additional market makers with higher sell prices.

But what the hell do I know, Google finance must be right.

OK whatever.

We often see the larger rise the day after, once media gets hold of it.

Sorry, over 15p but over 12%

BTTW - It's not sub 10% it's over 15% on yesterday's close....which is what you measure it on as the news is priced in on open......face palm

Google shows last trade, even if late reported. The uncrossing trade post auction was 138

138 Close - Great day :-)

Yep, wouldn't want to be out overnight :-) (sorry couldn;t help it)

This is from Professor Bhella's linkedIn page - He's a principle investigator for the medical research council! You know, the guys co-ordinating CV19 rapid response research in the UK! I'd say the government knows all about AVCT :-)

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3rd attempt today? Next one, once the yanks are in!

Yeah this is great consolidation, great entry point too, exciting times even though it will take a while to break 140