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That's alright SG, we are reduced to discussing the merits of bribing locals to listen out for foreign workers speaking like Mickey Mouse to give us an edge in buying more stock.... and that idea was based on using common sense, no less!

(sorry Kev, just having a laugh, no rudeness intended) ;0))

We could Kevin, but to what end?

The SP will move when enough new buyers come in and at the same time, sellers sit on their hands.

We can google earth and see what we can, but it won't bring the announcement of drilling forward one iota.

There comes a time when the "research" is done, you place your bet, and you have to wait for the roulette wheel to stop its spinning...not long now....

Maybe Biffa, there are so many orders in the pipeline that they could not cope with any more right now, so don't want to create a demand they cannot fulfil? (Just a thought... ) ;0))

Obviously the day has only just started but it looks as though this was all priced in around the 250p level. (Maybe the market was hoping for EU approval too at the same time?)

(Chartwise the fact its above 241p is positive, imo)

What it does do though I think, is put a pretty strong floor under the SP now. AVCT have a test and the SP is 245 (ish)p

The only way is up from here and I think that will start to sink in for new buyers fairly quickly (the only caveat is if orders were slow in coming in, but that's not likely, certainly in the short term)

I can see intraday RNS's on orders. We know that AVCT has been working in the background on this and although I have never believed in the stockpile theory, (didn't make any commercial sense for all parties), nevertheless, this I am sure would have been worded around "subject to..."

So I think it will move very quickly and won't wait for the 7:00am morning updates

It also makes the upcoming presentation more interesting later this month.

This really should be, at last, the blue touch paper well & truly lit

I don't know what the opening price will be but it will be a good indicator of what the market now thinks. (it should I reckon, be around after a bit of too and fro, 280p). If it is or higher then the market is gearing for further quick gains. If it is pretty static then this was priced in already.

Gonna be interesting)

morning D (its a bit early even for me today!)
Good ideas in there too I think, (probably better than treading a bit of Sharps territory from me!). Got to do something I think, or just sell a load more mattresses as the little odds and sods are just a bit of pocket money on top.
As for the other one. It really had better be in this next 2 weeks. Taken far too long. if not I will derisk right down to a small holding and maybe load back into it on an as & when basis. And If the timing Gods are on our side I would like to get some EVE at the end of this month ready for the update. (Certainly I like the chart a lot from a risk reward viewpoint at the moment.)

I have been thinking what eve can do with regards to developing into being a "sleep wellness" co,. (Which at the moment sounds pretty wooly I think). The initial problem is that Beds & Mattresses are expensive (£500 plus sort of thing) and it does not sit well along side everything else being £10-£50, Are you an extras co. or a main bed/mattress maker?

Maybe they are thinking about design services. So when you order a mattress will EVE contact you to let them design your room? colours on the wall blinds/curtains, sound system, table furniture lighting? (A bit like B&Q sell kitchens but also design them for you too?)

I think that somehow they need to "bridge" better the very small items with the big ticket stuff otherwise it just looks odd (to me) and perhaps a design service bringing everything together in an all round package might do that?

(I have no idea if the public want such a thing, by the way)

Thats a good question: why aren't we back to normal? Well I suggest its because we have not got to heard immunity levels yet. The govt's aim is to have every adult double dosed by end of September in time for the winter.

There is now talk of (and I think is likely) that they will want 12-18 year olds done as well. (again, in or before september)

Then i imagine we are done, so restrictions probably of some sort until year end (but winding down), and then "normality" beckons.

For a lot of people the vaccine will be new and therefore won't need a booster. It remains yet to see how long the vaccine lasts and to be fair, its too early for any definitive data to come through (its not even ben 6 months yet!). It won't be the vaccine wearing off so much as the reduced protection against a variant, that will probably make the need for a booster, as in the flu jab.

I would suspect that a lot of information has been collected now about covid since the outset and how maybe the vaccines can be tweaked to be even more effective and longer lasting and maybe to allow for how mutations are typically occurring.

The global picture is harder to see but apparently there is going to be a push to get it vaccinated within 18 months.

If they pull it off that's a pretty impressive response to develop, test and administer a vaccine for the whole world in 36 months.

it also depends if they pass this new overhead on to their customers?

Or Mr A, hospitalisation are not increasing enough even with this variant, to put June 21st at risk?

Apparently its the youngster who are not yet vaccinated that are getting and spreading it and they are, for the vast majority, only mildly ill.

I agree SeaHawk this21.5p resistance is giving methe ragin' 'ump.

presumably the seller offloads bigger lumps at this price. But it won't last forever (it will seem like it, obviously).

Trouble is, we won't know its over, until its over, but the good thing is, nor will anyone else, so timing an entry point now is pretty much Russian roulette I think. Which trusting the power of FOMO, (which in all honesty is a bit over rated imo), should still see continued buying around (and a bit above) 21.50p

Yes its very frustrating Pawn, to be down 5-10% just for making a purchase and it generally stops me trying to be cute and trade this stock, which is doubly frustrating as the chart has been (for me) predictably reliable!

That lack of volatility of course can add to the stagnation......

Yes Pawn, I don't think its any more complicated than that.

You get stagnation when all those that wanted to buy, have and all those who wanted to sell have sold.

If you are a LTBH then you have bought and that's that. If you chase hot stocks you are lone gone.

So until new news generates a new bunch of buyers, then I'm afraid it can be quite dull and a BB,doesn't always help to the patience required :0))

FWIW the chart looks ok I think. it looks like it has found a floor and as long as there is no bad news coming looks to be a pretty good entry point. I can't see why there would be bad news. CC is confident, and she's a good girl, they have a clear plan that they have taken their time in executing. So, maybe its worth a punt?

I have to say dbd, your links are better than looking at a bunch of gravel!! :0))

If you say so Crunt, but it gets hurricanes and pretty hot & sticky over August.

Lovely to visit at the right time but I would not want to live there.

Or alternatively PL, you could stop telling people who they should or should not talk to?

had a few hols there and its not in the hurricane belt either, and with the constant trade wind breeze, it really is lovely...

Thinking about what you said BIL, "..Your ‘impending doom’, ‘the end is nigh’ posts..." basically what I said back in late feb was that I did not see the test coming out until May, (and was castigated for it) and then I moved it to July a bit later (and was castigated for it).
A recurring theme (in response I might add) to posts declaring the amount of testing needed (specifically in the UK) I expressed views that the amount of testing would be governed by vaccine roll out and that the govt's desire to pay for these tests would also have an effect.

And that's about it really.

Interspersed with all that has been the positive posts when we get good news released with projected timelines.

As for the TA, well, I just call it as I see it and its not been that far off the mark. (I can't help it if share prices sometimes go down).

Still, you don't see yourself as others see you, so, there you go, what can you do?

you were not that far off the mark SG (looking to buy a place in Aruba)!