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Most of the pharma shares have taken a hit.
There are only a few left not to have an overnight surge with SAR being one (ok, the price has increased this year but has been gradual rather than boooom)
Im no expert but logically it would seem the MM are anticipating a stock to skyrocket & need to drop prices on others that are high in order to fuel this.
People bought at high prices of the other stocks & sell at losses when the price drops.... those shares get bought on potential & the sellers who sold at a loss look for the next share to invest into...
Hopefully that share will be SAR ( or my other shares) & will fund the SP movement to what it should be at.
There has been more positivity recently than when the shares were at 3p....
Moat of the pharma shares have taken a hit.
There are only a few left not to have an overnight surge with Valirx being one (ok, the price has increased this year but has been gradual except for the 2 day 60p rise and fall)
Im no expert but logically it would seem the MM are anticipating a stock to skyrocket & need to drop prices on others that are high in order to fuel this.
People bought at high prices of the other stocks & sell at losses when the price drops.... those shares get bought on potential & the sellers who sold at a loss look for the next share to invest into...
Hopefully that share will be Valirx( or my other shares) & will fund the SP movement to what it should be at... keeping it there for a substantial amount of time which will still have people buying at the new price.
There has been more positivity recently than when the shares were at 65p...
Moat of the pharma shares have taken a hit.
There are only a few left not to have an overnight surge with Omega being one (ok, the price has increased this year but has been gradual rather than boooom)
Im no expert but logically it would seem the MM are anticipating a stock to skyrocket & need to drop prices on others that are high in order to fuel this.
People bought at high prices of the other stocks & sell at losses when the price drops.... those shares get bought on potential & the sellers who sold at a loss look for the next share to invest into...
Hopefully that share will be Omega ( or my other shares) & will fund the SP movement to what it should be at.
There has been more positivity recently than when the shares were at 1.25...
Having been through this with VAL (didnt sell at 60p peak) but on that journey i remember the climbs to dropping back down before going up again.
For every 3 steps it was going down a step or 2.
Its a journey for MM who require numbers and trades.
Its not in their interest to keep the 1st investors through to the SP high.
Theres no reason for the SP to drop from 3p to below 2p & stay there...especially with positive news at 3p... oy can go one way x6months as so much potential.
If after the tests etc they arent good then the price crashes which would be understandable.
Until then, logic would say to keep the SP moving & have people investing at a higher price
That makes sense...a small grant just to polish it off and package the final product... then the price rockets
Wow... watching this hit 3p now down at 2.5p leaves me confused to why.
Surely this grant would keep the price surging towards 20p by the end of the 6 month period as a foundation for the news.
Then that would determine whether drops to 2p or rises to £2.
Surely dropping the price to 2.37p is pointless with the potential as would certainly attract investors now even at 20p...
Drop and quick rise... 20p here we come then launch from there.... turn off the computer and dont check the price x 6 weeks
Keeping it under the 12.3k profit may be difficult especially with the hopeful gains in the coming weeks.
Ive an SS Isa but have used its limits this year so CGT is a reality... tbh its a nice issue to have as the more i pay means the positove the sp has gone up
Sar are my 3rd investment however just a question about capital gains tax on shares as am sure selling these once they hit the sky will mean a healthy profit.
Would i pay CGT if i reinvest it or buy shares into a SS ISA?
The rate is up to 20% which is extreme. I mean, we take the risk to invest which we dont get paid back if we lose... the companies all pay tax on the income from what we invest...
Any ideas how to invest profits....
Looking at those shares would fill us with optimism but may cause the MM to be cautious prior to any price surges like that overnight.
What causes those prices to raise as they did?
Can you compare their activities to this share activity?
It will be interesting to see how far we are off from where they were prior to the price surge.
Which doesnt make sense that its dropped so suddenly as the MM could have set a base around 120p which they were still selling at...
It definitely has alot that should cause it to rise.
Hopefully the covid pressures on the government will cause them to be proactive and take a few risks rather than wait for everything to be perfect
Im reading 2p and 10p though from a company point of view a higher SP reflects better on them.
Something around 20p perhaps as would then create a platform to seriously rise.
I cant see this jumping a few pence. I see an jump to the 20s and then that will be the platform for future shareholders to buy in at prior to a further jump.
Definitely exciting times ahead
Hovering around 25p doesnt make sense as there were still plenty of buys when it hit 60p and above.
With all the potential here I cant see why the price wouldnt go up prior to hearing any further news.
There is plenty of interest still in this.
I ended up selling half my stock in this at 25p a few weeks ago so hope to get back in before it rises again.
Then again... if it jumps to £2.50 id be happy as my previous 12 month target was 1.25 so would mean selling wasnt too bad.
A few weeks ago the price went up to arpund 125p... now making its way to around 90p
Nothing major announced for either move like it did.
Id actually think there is more reason for the price to jump now than a few weeks ago.
From a business point of view, it wouldnt make sense for the MM to keep dropping the price as there is so much that could send the price up it would be in there interest to have people buying at a higher price
Eg... 1.25 which had buys rather than at sub 90p
Next week will be interesting
Having seen the production cost for these have had a pre travel test imposed on me after booking!!!
£100 minimum for the kit...these cost a fraction of that & lets triple the cost to cover lab or machine testing etc...
Can only imagine or hope the share price rises by the same margin as the profit margins of the tests...
Other shares have increased by 5-10x on news so what will happen here...
Ill apologise... i hold shares in another company too & recently they have also had the same negative share price...
The other shares ive looked across at within the same or similar sector have all increased and performing well....
Perhaps its time to have tunnel vision with our shares.
1. Why have we invested in Omega
2. Short term or long term.
3. How long are we looking to keep the shares for
4. Realistic profit in that time... even 1% per month is more than bank interest
5. Not be obsessed by daily share prices but focus on our target
6. Accept a few waves in the share peice
7. Back Omega & Dont look at other shares or be tempted just as they look to be doing well. More than 1 company can do well. Focus in 1 share
Sooooo
There were people ramping this p to increase the price for a quick profit
Surely all the shares they traded have now been repurchased hopefully longer term investors.
Would this not push the share price back up?
At the moment the share price is irrelevant as im waiting on the next news - which is where the SP will truly reflect
200p would be double....
Villa beat Liverpool by more than triple
Spurs 6x....
Surely this needs to follow the trend 3-6..... 9....
Im not sure it works like that as our shares purchased from a broker-stock market who make the money on them & not the company.
There may be a bonus to the company if they sell well or vice versa where the company pays to list them etc.
On issue of any new shares the company would make the money as they sell them but no trading is through the company.
The best way would be to make a donation direct to the company (perhaps all agree 10% on selling & mayne ask Val to sway it so the share price hits £2 ;)
Obviously we are all still here to make money through Val as we want them to succeed & be a success because of them...if thay wasnt the case we would have sold out at 60p (almost 6x initial investment) but, we believe the company is going alot further than just positive results... the program that will make a difference to peoples lives... when that happens we will be happy to sell regardless if the price is 60p or 1.60 ( until then why are we concerned with the price as it went from sub 10p to 60p in weeks) historically too is a share that bounces back... im still positive long term