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May I suggest that the only way that Avacta is going to win any kind of contract with HMG is to become a Tory party donor. £100K seems to be the ideal amount, at least for a £63million share of our tax money.

I think you will find that unless an MP or someone connected to an MP or even a company with an MP on the board is going to make a shed load of money out of an LFT I doubt that it will get a look in. I am completely dismayed at the at the blatant cronyism, corruption and complete incompetence of this government and I fear that now that it is run by the media, any success of AVA6000 will be hushed, unless a crony can make money out of it. I hope that I am proved wrong.

No, I have been following and investing in Avacta since 2009.

I've been with Avacta since 2009. I hold 50k shares and have met Alastair on a number of occasions and disagree with the flak that he has received over the months, especially the use of "Smith" as an address. If you sat in front of him and called him "Smith" he would bury you with the technology and knowledge stored up in his incredible brain and he would make a complete fool of you. I have full confidence in the future of Avacta, and I think that the side show of LFTs is nothing worth getting screwed up about. I would also like to see £5 per share as a starter, but I'm pretty sure that the company will get bought out at some point for telephone numbers. If not, £5 per share will do me as I am knocking on a bit.

Ha ha,
I’ve made a shed load of money out of the odd TW nugget and got out of shares before a big drop on his advice. Fair enough, most of it is bluster, but not all.

According to TW, ABDX is a dog of a company and deserves its drop today. Avacta doesn't.

Not quite true. I emailed my local MP and he telephoned me and we had quite a long chat about Avacta because he gave talks on cancer research. I did emphasise the case for sourcing LFTs from a British company and I think he took it on board.

Wow, you really are a piece of work Ophidian. Yes, I thought that AVA6000 was Affimer based which I admit was a stupid mistake. I have since read up on the subject and realized my error. Now, for Chr1st sake let it go.

Cheers Bella.

Even though I have held AVCT for twelve years, I have obviously got the technicalities of AVA6000 completely wrong so I apologise for that. I'm not going to argue about full stops either.

I was trying to make sense of the AVA6000 trial schedule to see if there could be any indications of the progress achieved that might affect the sp well before the end of the year. The first recipient is suffering with pancreatic cancer which as I understand is notoriously difficult to diagnose until it has got a real hold and that death is more than likely the eventual outcome. So is this trial a "last resort" and if affimers cause problems, the patient would have died anyway? So I wonder, if this patient is the "guineapig" for the very first ever Affimer trial, if further patients are dosed, would that mean that affimers don't cause immediate problems and are relatively safe to continue to use in the trial? Would this news, if published, affect the sp. There are 80 patients in total for the trial so I would have thought that after about 40 patients, affimers should have proved their worth and it would be a case of escalating the dose of Doxorubicin. A simplistic view, I know, but I think the sp could be going up earlier than we think if we are kept up to date with news. If it also means that our trial patients survive, how great would that be?

I think that one drawback with this share is that if they are testing in one growing season there's a long wait for results. Ideally, testing in multiple growing seasons would be useful. Maybe this is happening, I don't know.

What makes me laugh is the kind of abuse that Dr. Alastair Smith gets when things don't go the way this board wants them to go. The £40mil was raised to advance a pipeline of projects and I would imagine that a pipeline of projects takes an awful lot of AL's time. This test probably ranks alongside the office stationary in importance and the real moneyshot will be in the treatment of cancer and replacing antibodies. and as for the arrogant pigs that call Dr. Alastair Smith "Smith" they are beneath contempt. I have huge profits in Avacta because i have been following the company for 11years and knew when to load up, so I am very happy with the way things are going and I'm not bothered by this LFT sideshow as most of you seem to be.

Crumbs, if it reached £20, I could buy a couple of houses, and I expect many others on here could too.

I don’t think that munch box is an amateur at all. In fact he/she is very sensible in selling when satisfied with their profit. I was into VRS and watched £56k of profit gradually drain away and
again with Summerway, although that was only £4.5k. So it’s unwise to mock people with a sound investment strategy. Each to their own.

To be honest, when I first came across the name Plant Healthcare, my first thought was of a tray of healthy looking pansies. I would have thought that a name like Global Agricultural Solutions would have been far more impressive and maybe attracted more attention to a company that I believe has incredible potential and is very cheap at the moment. Still it's a great opportunity to get in at the bottom and build a good position.

Been watching this company for a while, so I bought in this afternoon. Pretty impressive outlook.

My trading account was in joint names with my wife, so the cgt relief was doubled. Over time I've emptied my sipps and trading accounts into Isas, but I suppose some politician will have a go at those like they did with insurance policies.

The picture shows a nasel swab not the cheek as described.

After some years of investing, you get used to watching portfolio drops of £30k-£40k in a short time. Just turn off your pc and do something else.