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Agreed. Just topped up
...just gone sub £10. I feel for those with higher entry points but , as others have said, long term Technology is the future so hang in there and trust the excellent managers track record.
@king Joseph - I think you have made your point. I happen to be invested in ICON as well and actually lost money there due to behaviour of previous board. Although I have bought back in now due to potential new direction it is still a much higher risk and unknown than SMT.
@happydays2020. A good summary with your key factors post. I have just bought in a small position here at 0.074. Have been following MDZ since last year when it was 0.04 but didn't buy in and missed the recent rise. I see both sides of the argument to MDZ future (of course they need to address the admin costs amongst other things) but on balance, with Covid being less and global opportunities for MDZ increasing, the significant recent contract will likely be just the start imo and I can see a growing success story here over time. GLA.
Not sure if this has been posted but good article link below, putting us in the same sentence as Novacyt and Scancell. And he's right....... "ALOT of value" here...
"The outlook for Braveheart is positive. The continued emergence of new strains of the virus means that the Covid-19 virus will most likely be with us for years. This means a lot of value is now being placed on companies, like Paraytec, Scancell and Novacyt, that can meet the (global) demand for treatments and the technology needed to manage Covid-19."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thearmchairtrader.com/braveheart-investment-group-share-price/%3famp
Hold or buy imo. Even if it's just mm games today, there will be news to follow soon
@imac1 - absolutely correct!. Any home test could be falsified, how could it possibly be managed for billions of people? The Govn't are sending teams door to door now to try and catch just 1 case of Brazil variant for goodness sake! There is no way on earth home testing will be sufficient for mass gatherings especially when 100 people can be simultaneously tested in under two minutes with BRH / Paraltyc ground-breaking tests. The impatient have sold today, but those prepared to invest for more than 2 weeks, will ultimately see huge huge returns within next few weeks and months IMO.
Lol! Yes quality timing!, just happened to be perusing comments as..."invested in both BRH and RMS I am, come good both will, I foresee!"
....Enjoy Star Wars! :-)
"Speak like Yoda you must, help you it can!"
It's a fair point, RNS may be next week (although market probably won't like that and we'll likely see a fall first thing, followed by a scramble of buys) As much as I'd like to see news by Friday we shouldn't be surprised if not
Good rise today! I had watched COPL for a while and thought I'd missed the boat when the deal was initially announced and share price went to 0.3 region. Watched it retrace and bought in with a modest investment at 0.22 a few weeks ago. The deal will be transformational so am definetely holding for the shareprice fireworks
....in the words of Blondie..."lets make it magnificent....Atomic!"
I admit, expectations are low but there are companies in far worse situations with less opportunities and RMS is more than just masks, but no question they need to crack on with whatever resurrection plan they (hopefully) have....
Bob says "opportunity knocks"....If the RMS directors can get their ducks lined up and take advantage...time will tell...
TILS has certainly been volatile since I bought in. Up to £3, back to 79p back up to £1.85 and teetering to go below £1 once more now. I have taken some small profits and then also averaged down when it hit 80p (avg. now at £1.29). It sounds obvious but there are too many traders and impatient shareholders who move on when things go quiet or next opp appears elsewhere. I've learnt to sell or top slice into any significant gains as most stocks simply don't maintain their gains regardless of results, ramping or sentiment. Always exceptions (NCYT, ARB and ZOE) spring to mind. So even if I believe in a company, if everyone else is profiting I try not to be the only one who isn't. I believe TILS will reward LTH in the long run but its no fun watching it retrench again for sure...
Sub £13 now, perhaps a good entry / top up point as will rebound soon. Nothing fundamental has changed here in that tech is still the future, James and Tom are excellent managers and SMT is exceedingly well placed to benefit as we move forward IMO. GLA.
The market is global not just UK, it won't matter even if BRH are not first to the table here. What matters is the quality of the test and if it is market leading, it's roll out will overtake any forerunners eventually anyway.
I don't understand the issue with Avacta having a test and people posting their publicity links on this board, so what? Do people think the World only needs one test or that one or two companies can supply it?! You would be deluded to think that. There are several huge Oil Corporations supplying the world and not everyone needs oil but EVERYONE will need Covid tests on a continual basis for the foreseeable future. No one knows how many companies in every country around the world are working on tests right now but you think they give up because another company has already produced one? Why do you think Covid vaccines are still being worked on by so many different companies? Utterly amazed that anyone thinks one company (BRH, Avacta or anyone else) can corner the market here or prevent another being a huge success. I have no doubt that Carl (Kool) & the gangs test will be amongst the global market leaders (as a minimum) and that will be enough imo for all BRH shareholders to see great returns and then, just as importantly, to see that test become part of the global effort to prevent Covid from restricting our lives as we move into the future.... Peace and love to all!