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You don't need any test if you have been vaccinated!!!

Let's hope Avacta are talking with Randox and Collinson who are running the test centres.

My granddaughter who is 5 years old had to isolate, again, recently which is a big inconvenience for her parents who both have quite important jobs. They also have a little boy who attends a nursery and he has had to isolate at some point this year.

Testing is the only way to go in my view otherwise half the country will be off work looking after children who where in the same classroom as someone who tested positive.

We also need tests which are super simple and not uncomfortable at all for kids as sometimes it hard enough to get a kid to eat some fruit never mind shove a swab down it's throat and up it's nostril a few times a week!

It's free tests for employers which is ending so it says to get your employees to order their own tests from NHS or go to a test centre.

They have not mentioned when free tests to the general public will come to an end yet so we can only hope that UKGOV will order AffiDX to give to the general public instead of ordering more innova rubbish.

I bought some more at 40p and then sold 3/4 of them at 51p so I increased my holding and made a few quid.
If it goes back down I will do the same again but if it goes up then I will have made more money as I have increased the number of shares I have today for free.

That is perfect wtfamidoin

Hi wtfamidoin. Could you make sure you have the page set to thread view and then you can use the reply button to keep conversations in one thread instead of cluttering the board up with lots of threads titled the same thing.

If you make sure you set the page to thread view you will see what I mean, thanks.

It is easy warth01. I sent a secure message yesterday to them asking what I need to do to transfer from my ISA to my dealing account and this was the reply I received today-

Thank you for your message.

Please be advised that you are able to transfer the shares to your Dealing account with AJ Bell Youinvest. To do so please send a secure
message specifically requesting this and please provide your dealing account reference. We will then be able to process this for you.

If you have any further queries, please feel free to contact us.

Yours sincerely

Lewis Watkin
Dealing Services Team

I was just reading about the entry requirements to this game and it stated all spectators must wear a mask. Here is what the requirements are from the UEFA website:

Mobile match ticket, ID and face mask
Before you head to the stadium, make sure you have your mobile match ticket, your passport or ID card, as well as your face mask.
To enter Parken Stadium, all ticket holders aged 15 and over must:

Either provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination (as a Danish citizen it will be enough to prove it has been at least 14 days since your first dose of an approved vaccine)
Or provide a certificate of previous infection
Or provide a negative COVID-19 PCR test or antigen test (not older than 72 hours upon stadium entry)
https://www.uefa.com/uefaeuro-2020/event-guide/copenhagen/stadium/

Were did you see ALL spectators have to have a test Choo-Choo?
It seems like some countries are now opting for either a vaccination or a test rather than both and if they used tests as bad as the Innova rubbish then they could be asking for trouble.

Had this message from AJ Bell this afternoon

Motif Bio plc has announced that it has delisted from AIM with effect from 15 June 2021.

To view the announcement in full, please copy the link below and paste into your web browser:
https://data.fca.org.uk/artefacts/NSM/RNS/4008805.html

ISA holders should note that the shares are no longer be ISA eligible. Any ISA-holders must transfer the holding out of their ISA within 30 days of the effective date.

SIPP holders should note that unlisted shares are not SIPP eligible. Unlisted shares will be displayed within your portfolio at cost and will not be revalued except where this is required in relation to their holding within a registered pension scheme, i.e. at benefit crystallisation events, reviews and pension transfers (subject to change). In these circumstances, it may prove difficult to value the unlisted shares and, should this be the case, we reserve the right to commission a valuation and charge your SIPP for it.

There may be a limited market or no market at all in the ineligible shares following the cancellation, and sales may require the use of specialist market makers. We accept no liability for the illiquidity of the unlisted shares and reserve the right to pass on any charges we incur in their sale.

I only had a spare £482.64 but have averaged down a little getting them at 0.34p

SYME are speculating in order to accumulate, I think I will do the same by buying more shares!

Just to rub salt into the wounds my AJ bell shares ISA is now showing that my MTFB shares have a value of £432.93 for my 144,332 shares but was showing yesterday a value of £0.
Oh well, on a brighter note I got a bagger today after just 1 month of buying in so have more than made up for my losses here.

GL all.

We all made our choices in buying into MTFB and also on voting against the RTO. Some people need to accept their own bad decisions and not abuse others when they don't get their own way.

I would say if they halved it to 110% and maybe 1:1 warrants then at least we would all be doubling our chances if the new company does ok in the next 6 months.
Can't see it happening at all though as it is too late now.

OH No, I have lost £138 worth of shares in the new company!

Actually I lost £1440 which was how much I paid for the MTFB shares before suspension at 1p a share. I bought as a big gamble which did not pay off but I feel really sorry for those who bought in at a far higher price and with a lot more money than me.

Good luck to all in the future.
Onwards and upwards

I don't like the way some countries, including Spain, are now saying visitors will only need a test if they have not had a vaccine or are exempt if they have had covid in the last 6 months.
Surely they should be using more caution and asking for a negative LFT within 24 hours before departure to their country as we really are not sure on transmission rates of those who are vaccinated.
It will cost about £5 per person FFS

#metoo, I took a gamble at 1p a share hoping that the board could muster up a decent RTO with someone and they have done, what seems to be, an awful deal for MTFB shareholders. All depends what SP the new company starts and moves to.

I did mention on the MTFB board that Avacta are about to start P1 trials this summer with a similar thing to BiVictriX but they are concentrating on leukaemia where as Avacta are concentrating on solid high mass tumors. Could maybe be a good future partnership.

Just looking over the BiVictriX website and it seems that they are trying to do the same type of thing as another company I am in, Avacta.

Avacta are just about to start phase 1 trials in AVA6000 which is a precision activated chemotherapy so the chemo is only active in a tumour and so does not have the negative effects on the rest of the body. Avacta are targeting locally advanced or metastatic solid tumours, which are known to be FAP positive including pancreatic, colorectal, breast, ovarian, bladder and non-small cell lung cancers, squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck and soft-tissue sarcoma.

So BiVictriX are targeting Acute Myeloid leukaemia and Avacta are targeting solid tumour type cancers but if these company's can succeed in what they have set out to do then they would be multi, multi billion pound company's. Who knows, maybe in the future they could work together!

Same for me capslock as I bought at around 1.1p but I did do it as a gamble buying 144,000 shares. Trying to get my head around that RNS is giving me a headache. This is the first RTO I have been involved in and at first glance of the finishing line it does not seem to have worked out to well for the MTFB shareholders. I could be wrong though.