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Well Ice, I could be wrong and would be happy to hear from you, but here is my logic.

The way you refer to me as "old" suggests you are much younger (30-40?). You have stated you have been retired and for some time and that would take a lump some of £millions to sustain you through the rest of your life.

You post only on a few shares and those share have all done poorly to date and you have stated that you have averaged down very close to their current all time lows, which takes an ever increasing amount to buy to have a material affect on getting a low average.

Given you are very wealthy to begin with I imagine your initial purchases would be a minimum of £10k (and may well be more).

So when I posted: "By my reckoning he has £100'ks tied up in negative equity given on at least 3 of his stocks he has averaged down very aggressively to get his average price to where he says it is. Other posters take note that he is very wealthy and if he lost all of it it makes no difference to him financially which may go a little way to explaining his, what at times might come across as reckless, attitude to constantly buying as the SP falls." I was trying to put the "certainty" of your analysis in context for posters new to your utterings.

How far out am i?

Have I?

I bought Friday, made 50% on the high on Monday ( not the £200 ex china as promised here but that was years ago, but still, not bad for 1 days holding, but it was clearly if it closed in the mid 1000p, going to be over bought on the RSI

Anyway, guess and make up what you want, it does not affect me, but says a lot about you.

Is it due to the warrants being admitted?

" but remember, you haven’t lost until you’ve sold."

Google that expression and see how professional investors respond to that statement..... really, do that because it is quite common amongst PI's

Well, based on his posting history he has a knack all right.....

By my reckoning he has £100'ks tied up in negative equity given on at least 3 of his stocks he has averaged down very aggressively to get his average price to where he says it is.

other posters take note that he is very wealthy and if he lost all of it it makes no difference to him financially which may go a little way to explaining his, what at times might come across as reckless, attitude to constantly buying as the SP falls.

Best you can say about the close price of .39p is.... Poised!

Its recovered a bit since its recent lows, but basically the market has/had priced this company to fail.

The rerate(if it comes) will be huge as the whole game moves to a sustainable enterprise with little or no down side risk and not quite but close to, unlimited upside.

Thats the game in town at the moment. The market will react once the risk is perceived or proven to have gone away.

For us greedy bastards we think we know best and have gambled on the result before its known.

" Are we not allowed to discuss the circa 300k warrants which the company has said via RNS will hit the market next 2 days?"

the injection of extra shares and they effect they may have should be seen in light of the dilution.

How many shares are currently in issue? what % is 300k? what therefore is the likely impact?

It seems its about 5-6% of the share capital. I still think any fall in the SP will soon be taken advantage of.

(It could well be by the end of the day more than £3m will be traded which is about 300k worth of stock so it might not take a long at all for the market to absorb this share injection.)

DYOR etc etc.

"They only have cash for next 8 months and need a lot more data before they get any kind of deal."

Better than AVCT then, as they have only 4 months of cash and are waiting for data and have ongoing dilution as we speak and have done for some time.

Not sure what your point was other than to hype HEMO?

Your concern is touching.

Explain how with that deramp (or is it you just told a truth? Difficult to know the difference when you are not saying something positive about a stock), you are more or less of a "parasite" than me.

You will not of course answer that, because you are simply a gutless coward with no intellectual capacity to understand investing in the stock market but would rather get your shallow jollies off on a fatuous remark.

(Too much?)

Imo any sort of retrace will be short lived as buyers will pile in, either first time or top ups.

"It is unfair to Avacta but the big money is betting on the new sexy treatments."

I'm not sure that is entirely true in you example Touk.

Mkt Cap of HEMO £50m

Mkt Cap of AVCT £230m

So give or take AVCT is 5 times the value of HEMO.

(On the other hand HEMO potentially could go up by 5 times and just be valued at what AVCT is now.)

Depends on what you want, max gain or the self satisfaction (emotional) of staying with a company long term and eventually getting a good/great return.

(The 2 don't need to be mutually exclusive, but often are.)

.40p was the resistance, then when broken through became a support but with the recent SP fall is now back to being a ceiling.

It will be interesting to see where it finishes today. If it can close above .40p then there is a decent chance of an assault on the new recent high of .46p

My preferred indicator (RSI) is suitably low at 45 so plenty of room for the SP to rise before it gets anywhere near "overbought".

Anyway, fingers crossed it goes through and holds above .40p (imo dyor etc)

Well, you just added another one.... well done you.

I don't know why posters get quite so agitated about this. I am sure many here have a some Hemo stock, so what? who cares?.

They have done well for few weeks, good for them. (god knows little or nothing is posted of value here.)

I put in a bit this afternoon. Its going to remain volatile I think as will be the case for AVCT if it gets the sort of percentage moves Hemo has.

Some prefer slow and steady but its a wish never to be fufilled in game changing stocks as these. Wild moves up then generate huge quick profit taking, and wild swings down.

Hopefully it will be AVCT's turn soon.

D: did you get back into Hemo after the unwinding?

Obviously you could be right Russ, however it has hit the support so it gives some belief that the retrace may have completed at yesterdays close.

For those that don't know, its why you use stops when using a chart to make your decisions. There is always a chance the market will confound your expectation so you try and minimise the potential loss by know at what price you will get out if wrong so as to give some idea of the risk reward.

Yesterday actually Chris.

But if anyone has bought in around this area on the chart than a stop would be 52p with an up target of 65p to begin with or maybe 75p depending on how the SP moved to get to these higher prices.

Yesterday actually Chris.

But if anyone has bought in around this area on the chart than a stop would be 52p with an up target of 65p to begin with or maybe 75p depending on how the SP moved to get to these higher prices.

Beginners luck