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Think that only shows shorts above 0.5% (like Shorttracker). The LSE one sometimes also misses even those (none seem perfect).

It's where I think it's going. Could be wrong, though. Often am.

54p

Yep. Except it was 7m x 2.

And straight back out again. Back at 60p

Just bought in.

It started, then it stopped as soon as I pressed send. 🙄

Starting to move, by the look of it. (Upwards!)

Good news. They will be able to sell something once it's built. Hope there's a stack of pending orders.

I'm still watching this. Waiting...

Agree.

If we assume the bell-curve (normal distribution pattern) for application completions peaks in the middle of the 30 days (now), statistically, acceptance is very near. 😎

So why not come back in 2-3 years, and make money on something else in the interim?

Also: you've got the CLNs. You might want to work out the level of dilution that will come from those puppies - on top of what's happening now. 😱

Ah, bad form eh? Apologies.

I suspect you'll get 1.8p, but if you want a quick trade - look at HEMO.

Not sure you need to be that quick. Personally I’ll wait for 2p.

People aren’t swayed by negative posts is like saying people aren’t affected by advertising. They are. I know I am. That’s why I learned to read charts. Charts don’t lie.

HEMO chart currently has daily RSI of 55. If the market was getting jittery it wouldn’t be anywhere near that.

Chill (and maybe zoom out the chart!)

I saw the trade I thought they were going for - that I daren't try, incase news dropped - and the expected bottom was around 2.1p. Which it dipped down to, and then hurtled straight back up.

interesting title. i just want to test something. please ignore:

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I did make hay... bought some more this morning. Chart looks like its about to bounce. 😎

Presumably 30 days is at least double what the FDA normally needs to progress IND applications.

They’re not going to set it at 30 days, if the average time to progress applications is 30 days. 30 days will be to cover outliers.

Bought in. :)