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I can only see posts up to 12:15, before the nightmare RNS

With thanks to Waldron on A D V F N, Macquarie are forecasting an interim divi of $1.30, up 29% yoy. Would imply a full year divi of circa $3.90 if the same percentage uplift applies to the final divi, or £2.88. Suggests at least 10% upside to the share price - it would still be yielding over 10%.

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BYP managed to buy high, then sell low, and to compound it, it looks like he went short at the low and is going to have to close the short when it's higher. As a reminder to new traders/investors, this is how to gamble away all your savings. Rule 1, protect capital. Rule 2, everyone on these BBs is talking their own book, they couldn't give a toss about you.

NellieDean, the bonus has been paid, there are zero legal grounds for clawing it back, so move on instead of nursing pointless bitterness.

Jgcw, if your father in law is down 87% at £1.7135, that implies he bought at £13.18. If so, he caught the very top. Did it never occur on the long way down to take the loss on the chin before it got worse? The first rule is to protect capital at all costs, which involves cutting losers as well as running winners. Nobody picks winners all the time - everyone who invests in the stock market will pick a stock that goes down at some point.

25% discount and you can forward sell your placing shares, shafting PIs Just the norm for AIM placings.

Actually if you look you'll see a lot of the very short term small rises and falls are driven by A trades. Automated trades are trading algorithms. Or bots. It isn't day traders trying to scrape pennies, its computers.

Years, not tears (although tears there are)

Novacyt are sitting on a large cash pile which they don't know what to do with. Rather than squander it on running costs over the next number of tears they should embark on an aggressive share buy back programme and cancel the shares they buy. I'm usually ambivalent about buy backs, but this amount of cash set against this market cap is screaming out for it. Shareholders should lobby for this right now. Join me and contact the company to demand it.

Uncrossing trades are just the closing auction to determine the closing price - it isn't a real trade. That was an unusually large UT though, don't know why.

What with this, Good LawProject, and even the DHSC, there seems to be a concerted campaign to attack UK diagnostics capability which fell woefully short of need in the early stages of the pandemic. Have PE undertaken a similar investigation into the Chinese diagnostic kit which was subsequently chosen in preference? And, is there a shared political agenda underlying PE, GLP, and large swathes of the civil service? As PE would say, I think we should be told.

It's a crying shame that the Government has been happy to fork out over £5billion in fraudulent furlough claims without bothering to check while screwing over British testing companies - not just NCYT although I think we took the biggest hit. But assuming we do eventually get our £40m+ from DHSC, the company is currently valued at just over cash in bank. Which is absurd.

Thanks to Novacyt I'm easily achieving my New Years Resolution of losing some pounds.

I'd wait to see if it kicks off in Ukraine first. If it does, there's a strong possibility there'll be a mini crash across all assets.

So, the RNS didn't produce much if a bounce, but enough for me to exit with a modest profit. Sorry chaps, nothing to do with BRH, I spent most of Friday afternoon liquidating most of my pf. If it kicks off in Ukraine, there will be a short sharp crash. And as the dotard Biden invited Putin to go for it, I'm worried it could go sideways quickly. If I'm wrong I can get back in down the line. Good luck all.

Prole E, anyone with half a brain can see its 2/3s buys to 1/3s sells. If you're really that easy for the MMs to dupe, you really should 't be investing. But you're nit that easy to dupe, are you? You just think others are. You mendacious tw at. A great career beckons for you if you go and work for Boris.

Yep. 66.5k shares traded, over 50k are buys. And there were some chunky buys in the last half hour trading yesterday.

We in the UK are lucky to be at the forefront in Europe of vaccinations and boosters. Plus we've got a PM in trouble so talking about the end of Covid to distract from his wrongdoings. But look outward, and the world is still in pretty poor shape with this pandemic.

Cryotopunk, I see this account has been registered just over a year, and has managed a mighty 25 posts in all that time. Over 10% of them here, today, slamming BRH. Might I ask if your sour grapes stems from the poor performance of Bitcoin since you opened this account (I doubt it's your first and only, somehow).

No buyers acaciatan? 91862 shares bought today now - more than sells. You really need to brush up on interpreting trade data. If this trend continues the price will be going north again by lunchtime.