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well, ok guys, I'm glad its all so irrelevant and I have no idea why on earth it ever came up for discussion here. (It wasn't me that started any of the threads including this one), and when it did, why it generated so much comment from so many, given its worthless and pointless subject matter.

I actually think it is a bit more important personally because it would mean we have a test that can be put forward for contracts. And that I also imagine is price sensitive info and therefore if available it should be communicated to the market.

City, Given that very forthright statement of your belief in AVCT (which is perfectly fine), what if it turns out AVCT are not in this Tender? Will it shake your confidence ?
Is there any reason why AVCT can't just tweet to say they have tendered?, No NDA, No other info, just so we all know? whats so top secret that a company can't even state whether or not they are tendering for a public contract that's in the public domain?

plus I imagine the SP will improve this afternoon as the US wakes up to Black Friday

Ha ha Oxy, that's a good point! but the fact remains this is the strangest time I have ever lived through. Millions unemployed, lives ruined, other illnesses ignored, living standards devastated (after already 10 years of austerity).
So it is expected that unrelated covid deaths will be greater than covid ones as excess deaths.
I am all for AVCT knocking this out of the park, but goodness knows why the world picked on this one to bankrupt itself. GL

Oxy: "Clinicians also now have a much better understanding of how to deal with Covid so becoming infected isn’t necessarily the end"
The end? no, I don't think it is! its only about 1% mortality I think , in over 75's who are basically fit people with no other serious underlying health problems.
The weirdest thing of all of this is that as infections go this is not particularly deadly at all

Good news indeed LT, good spot. Its interesting re-reading the sept 3rd revised guidance for the full year just prior to the half year results. the shares were above 6p on that news (sept 3rd) I would not be surprised to see further upward revisions based on what you have uncovered. To revise the full year guidance in sept with so much uncertainty in the economy (at the time) and time to go before year end suggests very strong momentum was apparent. That would seem to be continuing above expectation? Its starting to feel that the next 3 months really could be good news for the SP. GLA

350p in a month? (makes by 400p forecast on a trading update seem somewhat over the top then! ;0)

Its unlikely you will get clarity here i'm afraid. (which I am assuming you already know if you have been reading the posts over the last few weeks or months). If this is your first visit to the board then leave now and save yourself. Its too late for the rest of us. It truly will be an unedifying experience and you will gain nothing from it.

Well, I guess yes Pigster, seeing as we have nothing so fa, any contract win would be welcome. And if it went to someone else at £6 how does that sell ours (still unbought) at more?
On your logic £6 becomes the celling but if demand exceeds supply then AVCT can obviously put their price up to other parties.
Right now AVCT is not in the driving seat. Its all potential but, it has to be converted into sales. And we have to start somewhere.
Brand awareness and the "credibility" of a sovereign supply status should all help when the next tender comes around

In my early days (fwiw) I struggled in "real time" with the concept of patience and decisiveness when deciding to buy or sell a particular stock.
I can only say that experience will hopefully lead you to better results but it does hinge around having a plan. (I have said it on this board about a million posts ago:
When you are buying a stock ask yourself: Why now? Why at this price? What,s so special about it right now? Presumably its because you don't think its going any lower, so whats that based on?
Any plan long term or short, should have a workable testable theory that if you follow the steps of it, you will win more often than you lose.
Entry price and 2 exit prices, one for when it reaches your goal and one where, if it falls, you know when to cut your losses.
Good Luck

Fingers crossed Dan. (This game is more about timing than most realise, although that argument struggles against a LTH!)
All the best

Well, the facts change, so does my opinion. There is also an intrday double top that is I think broken suggesting we are on our way to300p shortly.

The US buying as a huge factor and according to the RNS's it is continuing. So stake building overseas. Why I don't know. (US listing , least likely: Take over, possibly: Just in it for growth potential, I think most likely the reason)
It's just the US law suit that is holding back the SP imo but above expectation growth will put that into more perspective hence why I think the SP reaction could be so strong. It would not surprise me to see 400p on the day. Just my view

you can sell at 4.5p on HL meaning the spread is coming into more "normal" parameters. (4.65p mid price.)

Rich, Phantom, which one of you is right?
Thanks in advance

I think that this update is more likely to propel the shares upwards than previously. (Before it has seen like a "buy on the rumour, sell on the fact" day, but this I feel will be the opposite. Potentially explosive. DYOR etc etc

Hi Grappa, a long time coming but here the news is at last! I think this is a stock that will become very popular probably around 10-15p or so, when its clear its happening on a more global scale and then it will suck in a lot more posters, so I think we should all enjoy the relative peace and good humour while we have it!

CJ, it does not have to be "moaning" to highlight individuals take on events. And the generalisation of yesterdays hype is not everyone on this board (and I am discounting those individuals who clearly seem to post only to create mischief). There were many that tried to say "calm down, it might NOT be us"
Aim is not that "Wild West", lots of companies on bigger indices can be economical with the truth so AVCT is no different there.
As for this BB versus Twitter, what's the difference? Its a bunch of nobody's giving their opinions. The advantage BB's have is for more complex points you are not restricted to a facile 140 characters. (Twitter imo is the great dumbing down of reasoned debate).
(This particular board on LSE has attracted a number of really quite crude and rude and in fact nasty individuals that don't seem able to censor themselves from the vitriol they routinely spout, quite why that is I don't know or indeed care)
If you take the view that if you don't like the company then sell up and leave is perfectly valid. But if all stock holders on here (and Twitter take that approach), you basically don't need these forums, do you? Buy the stock, and see what happens and if it works out to your advantage, sell. and if it doesn't, then sell as well. Why do we need to voice any comment here (or there) in that case?

good find Rags. That first 6 months was bit topsy-turvy with at least 1 poor month of lockdown before the boost came which bodes very well for the 2nd half I would think, given its a stronger sales period and the move to online and the fact their hybrid is expensive but equally such a good product. Could be a very good 3 months imo

PA, (Iplease don't read this as though its got an argumentative tone because that is not my intention)
We are all traders, all of us.. Whats the difference between me selling my shares now, today and you selling shares in 5 years time?
What was your objective when you originally bought AVCT stock? was it to make money so that when you sold you would have a healthy profit?
If so, that's was and is my intention too. You bought shares I bought shares, I sold in 6 months you sold after 6 years. Whats the difference apart from the time interval?
Why label (me) as a "Trader" and you as an "Investor". Is that label you assign to me a negative compared to you or just different. Our perspectives I would suggest are identical, you are just prepared to wait longer for returns than I am. Thats ok, this is not a right/wrong conversation.
Was it wrong of me to expect the SP, back in June at around 130p give or take 10p, to be say 200p plus by now? at that the time was that unrealistic based on what AS said and science based posters?
Truly did you expect 6 months on from June to for the SP to be at 110p. So, you may take a longer view and not care about todays price, but what if hypothetically for whatever reason, in 5 years the time the SP is 150p? At that time you decide to sell because, the SP/ company is not performing as well as hoped after all. Are you a trader then?

ES, if your response is directed me then its misplaced. I would be surprised if all the stockholders here are not in it for SP appreciation. (the amount is perhaps a matter of debate.) Its not a moan, its an observation that all pi's buy stocks from a broker, none of the money the PI make goes to the company they bought shares in. There is no loyalty from the company in question because we are parasites, they have to pay more respect to the large shareholders but that's the cost of taking a company public and that's fair.
My post was an observation that there are easier and less stressful stocks to be involved in.
Cheng may be correct that the long term view will prevail and I sincerely hope that it does however, just the Pfizer Vaccine shows how little we know of what other companies are doing. That particular vaccine may not be the "answer" to this particular problem, but it was a novel way of producing a solution. Who knows what other novel solutions are being worked on that may scupper AVCT's research and development in the future? Of course there is risk and the individual makes their own judgement, that was not the point of the post. The point was there are many growth and recovery stocks out there that can and will produce very good returns without perhaps the level of uncertainty small Pharma provide.
And that's the reason I would suggest we are all here as PI's, and that is to make money. The company(s) we choose to "invest" in is just the vehicle to get the PI to their destination. Never fall in love with the company, it really won't love you back.