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Hi Dg, I think it has a way to go before 7p is a target. Right now the most likely move are further falls to 3.4p
I would suggest it needs to break and hold above 4.25p to show the down trend is broken and a reversal is underway.
But, you know... who knows....

PE, that's the trouble, you want "evidence" to counter your post, yet it is based on "reading between the lines"
John Bell, in my eyes is a loose cannon and not to be relied upon.
What is special about ham burger or a chees burger? Is it all food, or just some meats and some dairy and bread? Could a mouth wash prior to the test be the solution? How long between eating your diary/pork/ bread before you could take the test?
His remarks like so much of what he says are imo, spurious and without more information to back up his assertion, simply unhelpful.

Because Punit, right now antibody is seen as the wrong test

problem is JB, was the over enthusiastic chap who, on the day of the Pfizer vaccine launch said "yes Yes Yes.. we will be back to normal in spring" Zero, zero, credibility now.

115p is proving to be a sticking point. Since the fall it has baulked a few times to go above it. when it does (see what I did there), then there are 2 views, one could be to challenge the old 140-145p range or the more recent 160-165p, what was then, support.
I prefer (ignoring my personal bias) to believe that 160-165p is more relevant because it is more recent. I am not a fan of distant/historical support/resistance levels.
Certainly I do think if/when it breaks 115p then that will be a new support in the short term.
I know feels like baby steps again, but we are where we are.

Uggy,
I get your point but... this is what these BB's do, they exchange views points. and this board is very active, so if you find this forum frustrating, then don't use it. This really is not to be rude, but if you are happy with your decision (whatever it is), then just switch off, but really in all the justifiable criticism you could levy here, arguing against differing opinions is probably not one of them.

LIS, I think the only point you might be over looking is that at some stage AVCT was going to need to do a placing. By raising more money than expected on the back of a surging SP allowed less dilution and greater stability to AVCT going forward.
So, that aspect of what AVCT did was excellent business, not only for the company but also the shareholders.
It just all comes down to the next few weeks. If Bams and the application for the cancer therapy go through (which do in all honesty seem dare I say it, nailed on then we should be back or close to all time highs. The covid test would propel the SP dramatically but that is where the outlook seems the most unclear, but again, who knows. Its like being in a fog looking for the door. You may not realise it but just one more step and you will find the lock, (or then again you might be miles away....but still, lets stay positive)

Indeed you did Gaz, (and very well done too), but with the greatest of respect all our musings here count for naught, but it is more encouraging to here the "Mass Media" come to the same conclusion. Its difficult to see the AVCT SP reviving greatly but perhaps if this puts the general expectation of Vaccines back into its correct perspective then we might see a rally to 130-140p? Who knows.
What is irrefutable is that there are only about 30-35 (working) days before Q4 year end. Every day therefore is about 3% of that total and as every day passes without news so the % chance of some RNS being released increases.
Everyday the odds of getting some real support to the valuation of the company becomes more likely and the FOMO increases with it.
The only, the only problem is that how much do we trust AS now? lostinspace while hearing his frustration loud and clear, makes very valid points.

yes, thank you Agent, I was doing my best not to put people off their breakfast...…..

gkb, It does make you wonder though how, how can I put this, the opposite of the cream rising to the top, seems to work in any sort of govt dept?

Starting to hear on news and radio, negatively, about the "rush" to get the Pfizer vaccine out that may have many flaws in it. I think Claude Van Dame or whatever his name is, is going to look pretty foolish throwing his dear old mum under the bus. Which would be ok, but he is pretty high up in the medical world and if his judgement is so poor that it makes Boris Johnson's cautious approach look like Solomon then we are in even worse trouble than I thought....

Kev, BMW own RR, if that's any consolation......

I don't know doggy...I saw the price move quickly, I can't remember what day, but it was about 4:25 and I remember posting here that an RNS was coming and sure enough the next morning at 7:00 it turned up. (obviously it was a false dawn but nevertheless it displayed some sort of insider knowledge albeit not detailed or accurate enough)

Thinking it through a bit more and answering my own question, if there is some SP movement at the end of the day it will probably tell us one way or the other given there seems to be a leak on these sorts of matters from the govt.

JB says in the clip..." being validated tomorrow" Is it fanciful/mistaken to read into that that Avacta's test could be validated with an announcement tomorrow morning or are we still at the stage " it can't be us because we haven't got a test yet"?

It just made me think we are so close he put off naming his six today until we got the green light and that's coming (later) today for a market announcement tomorrow?
I feel its a bit straw grasping but.....any views?

At least the SP carnage has removed the SP prediction posts every 3 minutes... no more " are the Yanks Coming", a lot less "is it us?"
See, its not all been bad ....

JD: "...... now they havent got their 500% rise in a week, AVCT and AS have deceived them all and robbed them of their dreams. Come on....people need a reality check and some objectivity here."

Well not 500% in a week but actually a lower SP over several months, so the criticism is valid but what we have learnt is how fragile the SP was at around 160-180p and now it seems to be valued at about 100-115p. The "good news" I guess, is that with this vaccine furore in the press the SP reflects more accurately its value now there are alternatives on the near horizon. (This is what was making most investors so nervous, this worry about being beaten to the punch, well, its happened, so the boil is lanced now)
After this fall it is difficult to make any sort of case for any further rises until positive news is released. The Twitter updates reminded or perhaps confirmed that progress has continued to have been made and all the tests and procedures in the pipeline are ok, ie not failing. Time however is still THE critical factor and Avacta don't need us to tell them that. My concern was that the tests, scaled up, were going to fail, that TT was not possible but this seems now not the case. And with confirmation that everything is still on track for Q4 announcements, some positive news really cannot be far away now.

All the news on the way into work was for the in fact even quicker roll out and program of inoculation than when the news broke. From Dec 1st, the armed being mobilised, ice machines being requisitioned etc etc.
I thought it still needed to be approved. I thought there were still quite a lot of questions about it that needed to be answered. Its safety for a start. (Its doing genetic mutations isn't it? Its a new way of vaccination, surely that should have more not less time for any potential side effects to become known?
I get how important this is but this weird? This rush, seems well, dangerous at this stage with the knowledge (or lack of) we have of it?
But no paper, no radio station seems to be remotely concerned?

well my schizophrenic period seems to have run its course now. having decided I should continue to de risk during yesterday morning I decided when it went below a quid I became for no good reason as the losses were , for me eye watering, quite serene.
I felt, having lost this much I might as well benefit, if these bloody tests ever see the light of day, so have now put it all in and then some. (The saying "there's no worse fool than an old fool..." springs to mind,, GLA.)

I think its a bit early for the world to rejoice over the Pfizer Vaccine, it seems there is a lot more testing and hurdles to overcome before its a reality but the good news is that if boo customers are allowed out then they can wear their new clothes to various destinations and show them off and that's very good news for boo.