RE: 2 weekly dosage14 Apr 2024 16:12
Ice you really must listen to "Cabin Pressure". Thorn's likening you to Arthur was both very funny and seemingly accurate.
Your latest twisted question is somewhat flawed.
For a start where have I ever, ever said I think that the science will fail? (I think the opposite as you well know, inasmuch as so far so good.)
I do think the odds on failure are greater that success but thats based on stats. (And also backed up be a seemingly never ending SP decline as the trial progresses.)
This leads me to believe that its more about the money than the science.
I can see a scenario whereby AVCT get bought out at a very low SP and someone else goes on to exploit the tech at effectively our expense.
The science is not always the be all and end all of companies like this.
I mentioned a while back now that maybe there were forces that were deliberately slowing the trial down to protect their investment in drugs and therapies that AVCT would eat into or make redundant. That was just idle speculation and still is but I mentioned it because of the known unscrupulous people out in BP. That was before of course the last raise at 50p.
The "death Spiral" that has been joked about and a resulting 20p SP here, I also thought was far too fanciful to be taken seriously. But things have changed.
The Heights selling coming up is going to be critical for AVCT I think. I have no idea what will happen or what the SP will do, but....
The RI has been and gone, there does not seem to have been much if any follow through on buying at these, what some here would seem give away prices. (You being one of them). So the funds that bought the stock were given time to flip if they wanted to with a quick 10% plus profit. Certainly there is no evidence that they continued to buy on the outside market after the event. And not all the RI was taken up by PI's who were allowed to take part.
So, who is going to buy the 7m shares that heights are going to dump for payment?
And even if you were thinking of buying looking at the history of the SP why buy now and not a bit later when they most likely will be cheaper.
And remember, none of this affects AVCT or the trial or the science.
The SP goes up and down without any money going to AVCT. But a low(er ) SP does allow an opportunistic buy out.
Its ok saying there is enough money for 18-24 months, but that is speculative because we don't know cash burn and we don't know if overheads are going to increase, or if in that time the trial gets delayed.
I know in your fantasy world none of this happens, its all very collegiate and everybody is helping everybody else for the greater good, and profits and competition is just for other companies, not the very nice people in BP