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Managed to sell and grab a great profit, lets see where this settles and then its time to buy back in! Huge discount, is it already sold, or is this an open placement? Saw the RNS and went to sell straight away before fully reading. Just saw the 80p and new we'd hit red very soon.

Yeah, that quite some margin of safety providing the new boss gets things turned around.

Sell high buy low? A lot of people trade to gain more shares when they know the intrinsic value of a company. At least 1.1p right now for this. At least 1.5p when LOI is delivered. All the way up to 6-10p once the project is completed. Just a matter of time, the market will give plenty of opportunity as each stage progresses. If you see value buy, if its getting to hot to early sell.

The IPO was for mostly marketing from what i read and watched. Hopefully they can get it going ahead and take it to the next level. I do think they have seen a huge uptake in interest in the current climate so atleast making positive moves while waiting.

Should have been a market maker..

Disguising boys? Child labour surely amadan. Although maybe they've had to take the kids to work at this time ;)

Been following this one for a while. Great brands rarely die (some do though!). Don't think it will go as low as the 30p raise but prepared to buy more if it did. Looks way under valued for a brand like this. Factories opening up again, capital raised, new boss with skin in the game. As I said, rude not to in my mind!

That made laugh out loud. I hope so to 2477. It's not impossible but certainly wishful thinking!

Right time right place. Crazy how some companies with no profit, no customers yet etc, have gone up on hype around COVID and these two are still sitting with low SP but have been making all the right moves and are so relevant now, more than ever. Surely only a matter of time now..

Welcome Chrysalis! This one and MWG have a lot going for them at these prices. Great post by the way, Worth having a look at MWG and posting there to if you haven't already. I bought SKIN for the Labskin AI hook up, that alone I saw value in, the new hook up with MWG is great news and the risk reward just got better. Market has not really responded to these two yet in my mind.

Only BMN could go down after an update like that.

1.2p I'm going for.. Fingers crossed for some news this week and it will fly.

Had a one bagger on this one this week already. GLA May the 4th be with you.

Think we haven't mentioned the water pipe system.. Can't think of a better product out there right now.

Thanks Oxo. The list could go on for ever with this one! Hence my wish for this to be taken much more seriously on a legislation level.

Making moves..

If not a buy out, NCYT will be one of the great Pharma's of the next ten years. What do you think they were doing before COVID? How many other projects are on the go, do any of you know what else they do besides test kits?

The networking and contacts being made now with this company will stand it strong for many years to come. There will be a lot of interest in what else these talented teams have been doing and now, a lot more willing to fund them or JV on future projects.

In both but its the market cap with GDR that's still got a lot more room yet. Great post on the board here tonight about Avacta, as for Genedrive.. This was the start of it all re covid.. Price the day before was 9p.

The Company's first assay, already in development, is an instrument-agnostic molecular assay (the Genedrive® 96 SARS-COV-2 test) that can be performed on a variety of high throughput molecular testing platforms already installed in many laboratories around the world. The test will determine if a patient has an active SARS-COV-2 infection. The Company anticipates that a clinically validated high throughput test format could be available in approximately eight weeks.

The Genedrive® 96 SARS-COV-2 test is designed as a one-step, ready-to-go freeze dried assay. Based on discussions with sizable third party suppliers the Company expects it could have the ability to ramp quickly to high production volumes of over 10,000 tests per hour, and thus this could be both a material revenue generator for the Company and significant contributor to addressing the global pandemic. Freeze dried assays require no refrigeration and are stable in transport, which is a significant logistical advantage for rapid shipment and global distribution.

With all the COVID hype around, I feel people are missing a gem here. For me this one is of the best plays out there for helping us going forward (as a growing population where illness can spread quickly and vigorously).
First off, from the company website.. What SYM tech is..

"Our leading brands are d2w (oxo-biodegradable plastic) and d2p (FDA approved plastic additive) which is trade name for a family of protective technologies offering protection from bacteria, corrosion, insects, bacteria, algae, odour, fouling and fire. Products are sold either directly to customers or, increasingly, through a growing network of authorised Distributors and Agents."

Yes it is being tested on COVID... however there is so many bacterial spread illnesses, this is essential tech for the human race. They say it's effective on viruses to.

On my trip to the super market this week I was thinking about these products. Having been brainwashed about cross contamination for the past few months (I was also a chef for many years before changing career so i know a bit about it anyway). I watched as people wear plastic gloves or antibac their trollies, pick up spuds out of big plastic containers in plastic bags, got the fresh veg in plastic, the cheese, the fruit juice, the frozen veg, the loo rolls and even the plastic bin bags for the plastic bins. It got me thinking more and more.

Irrespective of wether this works against covid. I honestly feel it should be law for a tech this good to be made standard in all plastics products. There is no excuse for this to not be put into the largest array of products you can imagine.

The food angle.. food, health & beauty categories. Anything we are going to touch or consume should be as safe and healthy as possible and come in the safest packaging which bacteria can not grow on.

Then you have the fire angle.. What if the plastic gladding at Greenfell had this tech?

The mould and odour angle.. (the fact in can be put into paint) In Scotland the laws are far stricter about letting property that is damp or has mould. In England, they could do with taking a leaf out of Scotlands book. With SYM tech in all paints, problem solved.

In my mind, legislation is needed to insure we all benefit from this extreme quantum leap in plastics technology. With all the push for a safer greener planet. I do hope that SYM are pushing governments around the world and bodies like the WHO to adopt this on a much bigger scale. Does SYM need more than FDA for other countries?

The BBC and their useless reporting put a huge dent in this company a while ago and they have back tracked since. There is an almost comical video of a squirming interviewer who has clearly been told to be nice to SYM CEO. This seems the only apology although I did hear a rumour about a settlement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85DjBRgNc64

Always happens after a steady rise, said it before on other boards, MM's sell stock they don't have as the price is going up. Knowing they can balance it when the sellers come. Look at the huge spikes on NCYT. MM's run out of stock, throw it up 50% or more to hit the seller limits, back down -20% to hit stop losses. In that time, no one or very few can actually buy or sell. MM's job done in an hour and filled up with shares again. Criminal in my mind but it what they sometimes have to do to make a market.