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recently a couple of threads threads are being deleted simply because a polite discussion will not be tolerated by others here.

These different view points may enlighten some but by cancelling them out you do no one a service.

"You" are deciding who should read what and at the same time "you" are deciding if it is helpful or not to others.

I am not sure who "you" think "you" are to make these decisions.

Still, let the echo chamber remain intact.

well, it wasn't free.... it was 'erm...49p

SS: "Anyway drip feeding hasn't been the most sensible option so far... Sensibly one might wait for a sustained period of strength and see a base building. We have not seen either for many months hence there is a good chance 20/23p target"

well, I have bought 3 tranches on the way down since the SP was 65p last week and am now just 1p away from B/E

But its a reasonable course of action to wait for a base to form but my strategy was coloured by the likely volatility of the likely price action to come, which so far has been borne out. Waiting until a base to form might be a while and eventually the SP could easily settle around the mid 70's imo

The chances of 20p /23p are imo very remote.

There is more money in the bank since the SP was there now than then. We are already 6 months odd into the AVA trial which was years ago then, and pt 1 seems to have gone well, and there is at least the outside chance of an LFT being developed for either a new covid variant or indeed any other virus that AVCT could use after the development they have proven thus far. None of that was in the SP 2 years ago.

So not likely at all.

I think we should all bear in mind that our views and opinions are coloured from what we read and are told.

We are subject and prone to, propaganda just like everyone else.

SS, just because there is a "support" down at that level does not mean the SP will go to it to test it.

Further that is a long time ago and charts measure near term sentiment and too much water under the bridge has flowed for it to be of any use.

I think a number of trading sessions will need to pass now for the chart picture to be of some potential use.

That's why the drip feed style purchase is probably the safest way of buying right now so any large upward movement will not leave maybe everyone behind, and likewise a sudden fall has not submerged all the funds the buyer may have had available.

Zoom, in truth they are no different from the rampers. If you think back to Sujood and all the recs he got, you will be able to see how somebody simply saying something you want to hear, is viewed in a completely different light.

I think its clear that CC has done the rounds with interviews and getting articles in magazines etc pushing the EVE brand.

The move into France (imo) was nothing other than a necessity because of competition here both in demand and therefore prices.

I have said for a very long time now that it seems to me EVE is on a knife edge and somehow or other CC, manages to keep, just about, the wolves from the door.

However time is running down and this situation will need resolving one way or the other. (DYOR etc)

DGU, the problem is over supply in the market. EVE have the balancing act of not only improving profitability but also brand awareness.

They won't get as much brand awareness on a reduction in sales.

Its very tricky, i think

Mowzer, i think you are right.

its a bit of a vicious circle now in that many shareholders will be selling with a view to buying back in lower down. Of course the more that do that the lower the price goes and they hesitate to buy back in case of further drops and so the downward pressure continues.

However, (at some stage given that AVCT have precision going for them, there will be a desire to get back in and buy and when it comes there will be no sellers left and the upward move will be great (I think). This will then trigger the short close (unless they have an expectation of further bad news, which is possible but less likely and is sometime away, I imagine)

That's why I continue to drip feed funds in and even though I am having to do this almost daily due to the scale of the drops
Timing is everything and this is starting to show a lot of potential for quick substantial gain. I get LTH's are not interested but nevertheless there are plenty who are and if they start buying then hold on to your hat.

Yeah... SNG...another one late......

Its making me nervous now, this constant drip drip selling.

The SP looks heavily manipulated to me but I can't discern if its good or bad. But its not triggering ang stops for me so i wait a bit longer.....

But yes a balanced PF is the key too to keep your capital intact.

If you can do that sooner or later the profits start arriving and the PF value increases.

No rush... just a bit of patience

Apple, I get that and if it makes you feel better, then thats great but it seems a bit self centred to me to pat oneself on the back that you buy a stock in a cancer therapy company, the company gets none of the proceeds and the only reason you bought it was in the hope it goes up so you make money.

I just think its a bit of virtue signalling, but its just my opinion.

Personally I think Avacta is trying to do the most fantastic work, but that's got nothing to do with me or my input, and me buying or selling the stock won't affect their hoped for success in what they are trying to achieve.

Hi D: If I did not get the opportunity to sell at 30% because it jumped to 50%, then I would sell 60% at the 50% profit price, which would almost be risk free for the remaining 40% of the stock holding.

It just depends on what you are trying to achieve.

I am used to trading frequently and its very common for stocks to give up some or all of their gains as quickly as they arrive, even if its just a retrace.

I always have the option of buying in again, in your scenario at a lower price if it does retrace. And if the SP just keeps rising well, I still made money selling at 50% profit and I still have 40% of my original holding making money on the rising SP.

So its wyn/wyn.

The only thing that could be criticised is that it is (in your scenario) not maximising profit, but, you will only know that by being able to look into the future or after time, using hindsight, the former being impossible and the latter not much help either.

This is hard game to constantly stay ahead in and my experience has taught me to bank profit and try and balance the potential of missing out on a multibagger for still finding a system that allows me still to have good returns.

The old maths stat that says if you had 1p and you bet it on red or black on the roulette table, how many times, if you let the winnings ride, would it take for you to become £millionaire is....

wait for it.....

32

Don't need to be greedy to make a load of money but you do need discipline (imo) :0))

My thoughts DGU, are that this is very high risk and is susceptible to any hiccup, either in sales or costs, which I think has happened and put BE back a little, and look what has happened to the SP.

So I would only have enough money in this one that I don't care if I lose, but for me, once I am there with that mentality I might as well sell as it looks more likely to fail than to succeed.

So it can all get very muddled very quickly in my head.

So I have a plan... (Didn't you just know I was going to say that....), and when it falls a certain amount below my buy price I sell and take the hit. (Which happened along time ago)

I would not be a buyer currently as the trend is down.

Tavs. IPO's provide the capital for companies to exploit their ideas.

Once you buy the stock after the IPO you provide nothing to the company in question. Its just a vehicle to buy and sell to make a profit. Seems parasitic to me.

DGU, what I am trying to get at is. What do you want to do?

I see it that you have 3 options. Buy more. Sell out or hold.

Its irrelevant what I or anyone else wants to do or thinks.

Watching , is this the first time you have ever bought a stock?

When Paul replied with "And most investors deal in cold hard cash so the nature of the product ie cancer therapy is irrelevant to them. It's potential success or otherwise and the risk/reward is the only factor that matters to them."

Is absolutely right. When you bought the stock, no money went to AVCT. Should you sell the shares for profit, no money will go to AVCT, so where does all this moral hand wringing come from?

You, like the rest of us are parasites, feeding off the hard work and ingenuity of the AVCT workforce. What AVCT stock you (or anyone else) buy's and sell's, has no bearing or influence on AVCT and their ability to be successful in their work. You do know that don't you?

What do you think would have happened to the SP over the last 10 months if Jupiter had not opened a public short on the company? You still think the SP would be 275p?

Ok: Thats not going to happen any more than it already has. So. What do you want to do.?

The thing that ticks me off is that PG have been very relaxed upping their stake in their own time on their own terms.

They could only do that if knew when the results will be released. (if not to the day, then the likely week.)

I can see how the conversation might go.

PG: you said early 2022.. January?

SNG: That would be very early 2022, don't you think?

PG: So Feb then. 1st half of Feb?

SNG. well that could still be described as more like very early 2022, couldn't it ?

PG: Ok: so second half of Feb then, probably last week?

SNG: Well certainly March could be described by some as, "some time in Q1"

PG: Last week of Feb it is then. Thanks

SGN, Couldn't possibly divulge that sort of info old boy.......

DGU, so what do you want to do?

Perhaps ES, it would have been more helpful to realise LFT was a non starter a bit earlier than when the SP is 53p?

That's a pretty selective precis of what has happened over the last 18 months or so.

I'm not sure of the helpfulness when some may lost 75% of their investment listening to that poster who has forever extoling the virtues of AVCT and only realised LFT might not be the income driver very, very late in the day, whilst at the same time shouting done anyone with a contrary view.

Each to his own