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Its not a neggo HH particularly, But CC said she was concerned that maybe component shortages will have an effect on sales.
So she maybe over concerned about something that won't happen or... is pretty sure it will happen and is letting the market know asap.
Overall this stock looks to have good potential but it is still , maybe not in intensive care, but certainly still at risk of a relapse. Again I think we have to remember where the SP was a year ago to where it is now to realise the market is on board with EVE, but a lot of money, mine included, was just hoping for a bit more, rather than more "inches rather than yards" this time. But CC, does not like surprising the City so this is how it will be. Slow & Sure. (Right now a bit to slow for me!)

I have to agree Surfie, I always hate to see people "wishing" for a lower SP, the saying "be careful what you wish for" is very apt. And its for this reason: If a SP falls (and usually it has to be significant for the "wisher" to buy in at a lower price), then often its for a reason and that reason may not be known publically but it is quite unsettling to see a 10 or 20% fall and then want to buy. It is mentally much more reassuring to buy and top up on an upward trend rather than a downward trend.
You might get away with it but again "don't catch a falling knife" is another well known phrase on stocks, as most times it loses rather than gains money. Each to his own.
Also I think we have to see where the SP was 1 year ago before we are too hard on the market. Certainly on my very initial reading of the results, straight away it sounded to me like a potential "profit warning" was being slipped in to the statement.

it does NOT mean anything

Wolves you can argue the "weakness" of the close both ways:
Its weak because it has not moved from yesterdays close.
On the other hand
On no further news it has held the gains from yesterday (and indeed this week where it started at 132p)

Take your pick. Personally it does mean anything until a firm statement is made one way or the other, however the evidence of a AVCT being involved in some capacity seems to be increasing and pushing the level of probability ever higher.

Firstly and by the biggest margin, well done to the posters that have so painstakingly and patiently pieced together the almost random info out there to make such a compelling case for AVCT being most likely to be chosen for the test. Remarkable analysis by any standard I think.
The second, unrelated one, has occurred to me this morning particularly, and that is the much maligned MM's. I think they actually do a remarkable job to keep the market for AVCT shares stable given the size of the company, volatility and the suddenness of the pressures of the buyers and sellers at any given time. The balancing act is performed so well I think we just take it for granted as, by and large, it works so smoothly.

From a chart perspective (RSI) the recent rises have put the stock in a large over bought position. It has to unwind a bit to make room for further gains.

Just a bit of patience needed

Lots of blue on the screen but little SP movement. looks like the MM's have enough stock on their books to currently satisfy demand. Once that stock is exhausted I would expect another upward lurch.

to be fair Surfie, the analysis here of the business figures and fundamentals (not so much me with the charts), by other posters, turned out to be pretty much spot on. The market however decided that those figures did not justify the SP and it fell to a level where new buyers thought it was good value. It is always a good policy to diversify one's portfolio for just such happenings. Given, that every share purchase is a look into the future and therefore not bound to always deliver expectation, rather than being disappointed you should congratulate yourself on good money management.

perhaps Orange, not responding, would deny him the attention you disapprove of?

If this isn't a P&D I would imagine another wave of buying is coming?

Larsh, I imagine your ok now?

;0))

I do my best to respond to constructive criticism...

I was never out

next stop after the mid 130's is around 162-165p. Be interesting to see if it takes a breather there or goes through it

indeed DG, in fact any of the directors would be nice

Plenty of blue but no bounce or recovery in the SP so I think the MM's have taken a lot of sells on board and now need buyers to clear their books. which is why the buying price is stable and relatively low, to show its good value.
This could well spike when this overhang is cleared as the sellers will have long gone. Plus we are on a support (which held at 4.8p so yippee, (and this going to do wonders for the RSI !!!)
I am starting to sound quite bullish now.... best lie down...

on further reflection this might be better than I first thought:
Same amount of money in the bank as last year, £8m, so trading at breakeven?
First half last year suffered from initial disruptive lockdown for a month or two and had not experienced the move away from bricks and mortar to online as we are now, so there is room for good sales growth on a like-for-like basis in the first half at least. Also the first half last year did not have the benefit from the new branded accessories.
Costs made to improving e-platforms should not be at the same level this year which should translate to lower costs comparatives also.
France has, by the sound of it, had a lot of development cost that also will not be a factor this year, plus there hopefully should be a disproportionate bump in French sales as that work starts to bear fruit this year (and particularly the first half.)
All in all I think March when the end of year detail comes through, the first few months of 2021 trading will be excellent as a comparative. That's where the re-rating will come from imo. So perhaps my initial under-whelmness (I don't think that's a word), maybe was misplaced? Its a drag that I will have to wait another 2 months to see if I am right, although if I am, the SP will reflect it well before then.... (I hope...)

Bit of a sell off going on now. The Sp should be fairly well supported as there is no bad news surprises and as I said last night the SP had not run away with itself on expectation of markedly better things.

Looks to me as though quite sensibly, buyers will wait for the sell off to complete before buying. Sub 5p looks likely I think

Its a steady as she goes, costs up but margins maintained. Hint of a profit warning....just depends on what the market was expecting. Basically all good and ok and a great turn around from last year (which we all already knew). Bit scant on detail though.