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'What’s happened to the news flows on 9th June announced prototype made now nearly on month later nothing, Should i be worried???????.'

It's obvious that such a ridiculous post was not expecting a proper answer. DYOR and you'll find out why this poster is just making a fool out of themselves. If you jump ship just because of what someone posts on lse then you shouldn't be investing but I think it's important to call out blatant misinformation when it appears.

Personally I'm glad Awacta isn't run by itchy investors. This thing is so much bigger than making a quick buck and I sleep well at night knowing that I've invested in a company who has taken their time to develop a top quality product rather than rushing to get a less effective test to market just to please day traders

@Pippa_Peaches don't mean to be rude as I'm often the first to say that all posts and opinions on this board should be welcomed.

But I have to be honest, whenever I read one of your posts I'm left completely baffled because I have absolutely no idea what you're on about

I don't post much here but I welcome positive and negative posts as they help me make an informed decision and keep me conscious of the risks of investing. However this board has become so vitriolic recently. We're all adults here. If you're getting that worked up about someone having a different opinion to you on an online market chat board which you're at your own liberty to abstain from using then it suggests to me that you're paranoid because you've overstretched yourself and spent far more than you can afford to lose. Stay safe everyone and as always, DYOR

PL75 no.1 potential that

Milcait I followed your link to https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/ and it's nice to see Sir Barry Gibb has moved into brokering after a successful run in the music industry. Is there no end to this man's talents???
'Speaking on today’s news, and how it adds to the pipeline of opportunities which could make the company attractive to investors, Turner Pope Research Analyst, Barry Gibb, commented: “Having recently put the necessary financial resources in place, Avacta now appears positioned to reach a major inflection point. Timing of course is of the essence for all COVID-19 product developments. Today’s news confirms rapid progress with the Group’s key POC antigen test, which offers significant commercial opportunity given its potential to limit global progression of the disease. Having partnered with a major international distribution agent and with advanced talks with suitable manufacturers underway, TPI considers the potential for the Group to claim a good part of this prospectively huge international opportunity to be high.”' Either way, an exciting time for AWCT, looking forward to how things pan out over the next few weeks

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falklandinvestor I can't help but say that you're an awfully rumbustious fellow. Please don't make yourself ill from the incessant 40p posting that you seem to insist upon doing multiple times a day

Nice to see all those desperate to see the share price drop to 20p have all disappeared.

I bought in at 28p and at the start of the week I correctly predicted that SP would continue to rise throughout the week over the 33.5p mark. With the better than expected news today from the US the gains have exceeded expectations. Hitting 40p will be the next big challenge imo so I reckon next week will see a plateau or a small fall (32-33p) before non-essentials opening on the 15th June bring an upward bounce.

As I've said before Lloyds has strong fundamentals and is a bargain price at the moment. Will be very surprised indeed if we're not 50-60p by year end providing all goes well with covid and brexit now PPI out the way. Market has had long enough to come to terms with Brexit. Delighted at the gains today, have a good weekend folks.

I do sometimes wonder why this thread has such heated debate as to whether we'll be seeing 20p, 30p, 40p or £1.

End of the day, I think all of us here can agree that the long term prospects for Lloyds are good. With PPI out of the way and customer debt being paid off at record levels, Lloyds have a lot to look forward to. We're all on the same page, we're all trying to stock up whilst the sp is clearly undervalued.
Although I'm optimistic that the price will start creeping up over the coming weeks, I very much doubt that anyone in it for the long term who bought in recently will see less than 100% gains on this in 18 months' time. The only thing that could slow this is of course Brexit and the potential for a 2nd wave, but the latter won't be anywhere near as bad as the first now we know how to deal with covid. Quite frankly on the case of Brexit, it is what it is. The market has had plenty of time to come to terms with it. Expect an air of optimism will come with a new year bounce back once the uncertainty of leaving the EU is out of the way.

Relax people. Enjoy the inevitable bounce back whenever it happens and the returns it'll bring.

As gov announced lockdowns will be imposed locally if necessary doubt we will see a full scale lockdown unless things really do go pear shaped. Less dramatic changes should be reflected in a less volatile market in time but as you say it's a waiting game and day trading is probably best route to take now

doubt those looking for 20p will ever see it. likewise can't imagine sp will drop to the likes of 27p again with the worst of lockdown out the way and economy opening up slowly. Lloyds on the way up towards recovery staying above 30p through all of the last week

sensible to aim for 33.5p by weekend and 40p by end June if all goes to plan