RE: Avacta26 Sep 2022 14:18
Well, Laddy, I am guessing you did some research before buying £1500's worth? Nothing has changed in the last few months, (other than the trial is that much further along). I am guessing the least done was reading the last 24 months RNS's and TU's? and presumably at least a couple of the recent video interviews?
That should give you a decent understanding about , if not the actual science, but what AVCT is trying to do. (AS being particularly good at explaining it all to the layman. )
The only very general point I would make about buying shares, is to have a plan.
Why did you buy at the price you did? Was it because you calculated what "fair Value" is and thought this under rated, or just wanted to get some shares asap?
Do you have a target price to sell? (or if not a price then, when will you sell? Will it based on trial results either soon or much longer into the future?)
Or maybe you going to hold until the company is bought out (if that is what you think most likely)?
And also never overlook this one: What would make you sell if this does not go to (your) plan? In other words do you have a loss that once made, you would sell?
None of this is knowable but it pays to have some thoughts and therefore a plan (ideally before you buy, any stock).
It could be that you have bought and will just hold for the next 20 years. Which is fine if that's your plan.
If it is, do not waste your time on this (or any other BB), as its only for people who like looking at the SP every day and over analysing anything and everything that is related (or even not that related) to AVCT which typically won't help you to develop your own skills in reading the markets and the companies that trade in them. (imo, dyor etc etc.)
Good luck and if you never bet more that you can comfortably lose, then it should be fun, without much angst.