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PP, you sucked me back in... I've got to ask. What is your criteria in spotting and picking a growth stock?
(funds specialise in this tend to say you should have at least 10 holding for the 8-9 that will fail so that the one or two big winners still leave you with an overall profit.) Also when do you get in on BooHoo , was it before or after the slavery allegation?
As for your chart analysis I see nothing to correlate with what you are saying. As ramps go this was pretty good if not the best one, although you are in good company today.
Plus don't worry if you think is negative because on your 5-1 ratio this will make no difference.

Just bought some more at 2.98p .
It will be interesting to see if the chart mentality prevails. (Its always a risker indicator than much bigger, traded stocks)

Blaster imo the valuation is not ridiculous (yet). There has been 2 months of profit which had it not been for the lockdown, may not have happened. The market, I would suggest, is pleased at the progress but is yet to be convinced that this novel monthly profit will continue. Sept will confirm or deny that.

quick update: another fall so another unwinding, buts its quite pedestrian. RSI now, based on last nights close, 69.75.
The chart (ignoring the RSI for the moment), indicates that when the SP is between 2.88-3p there will new buyers and the SP should move up (or at least stop falling).
Obviously as (or if) the SP falls a bit further so the RSI will fall and as a result leaves plenty of room for the SP to rise without scaring off potential buyers who look at this sort of thing.
As there is no news for several weeks my forecast is a bottom of 2.88-3p with rises and falls between that and 3.88p (last high). I think it will take new news to propel us to new heights beyond 3.88p (imo dyor).

Ha ha.That's what I meant !!Clearly I don't know my "latter's from my former's"

Anyway I think good news is coming... (Hopeless....)

the timing of the staff incentive scheme is interesting. It could have been done now to reward staff because a positive update in September is coming , or as a longer term incentive to work even harder towards greater prosperity for the company. As I am not one for co-incidence I think its the latter

In case anyone is interested on the weekly/daily chart which is more sensitive to the ups and downs of a SP, currently the RSI indicator is approaching over sold territory at 37 (its was off still because it should be sub 20 that will get a lot of attention and suggest its oversold and therefore represents very good buying opportunity.) However the caveat to this is that you tend to look for reversal patterns at sub 20, ie a share has been in a downward trend and perhaps had gone too far. In this (EVE's) case, we are looking at a retrace so anything sub 40 starts to look attractive as a price to buy in.
The further caveat, is that I think the weekly/daily chart at 15 min updates, is too sensitive for any sort of chart signal and the longer view charts that work on daily closes are more helpful.
On that basis after yesterdays fall, the RSI is 76, so if this further fall holds today then its going to look more attractive to more potential buyers.
I know it hurts but this is he most likely way I have found to forecast further moves (but its just my opinion. DYOR as always

A quick thank you to all the posters that came back to me with information and views on this company.
I deliberately try and post provocative contrary views to get such spirited reactions as almost always it helps me see both sides and the chaff tends to fall away from the wheat.
And this was no exception as I bought a further £15k yesterday after reflecting on what was posted. it was most helpful
Good luck (to almost) all

PL75 you are quite the most unpleasant person I have ever come across on any board ever.
You may feel your crude insults are amusing or justified, but they are neither.

UB, I am simply trying to understand why there is such a huge disconnect between the potential SP and the current SP when the timeline is a matter of weeks away.
But I understand that any post that casts any doubt in any way is mostly, rudely, told to go away. So I will

Ophidian, thanks for the reply but why? why would anyone sell now? (I mean a large seller). If they have been a long term holder then you would think they would hold for a it longer now, surely? If they only came in recently, again unless they have serious doubts, why would they sell when the return could be fantastic in the next 4-8 weeks?

For he sake of this exchange I have conceded in my previous post you are right and I am wrong and there is no and will be no competition to AVCT. Answer my question please

Gem, so what you are saying is that the market (en masse) is not sure that this will work?

Right PL you're right I'm wrong. There is no competition to AVCT and there will be no competition to AVCT's test.
When it is released the SP will go into the stratosphere.
Why do you think with all this good news that the SP does not move?
(And by the way I was not concerned with the 10% SP drop on Monday per se. I was concerned that the SP was so fragile that it could fall 10% just because 2, tiny, inferior tests were brought to market. That was my point.)

GKB, that's fair enough, however the next RNS I was expecting was the validation/test is ready one which I think most here thought was imminent but there does seem to be an acceptance now that it is in fact weeks away.

I'm not wrong about the SP though. Don't you think it at least a bit odd that every positive RNS over the last 2-3 weeks has made no discernible difference to the SP? MM's can't manipulate (which is code for ignoring supply and demand) for weeks on end. The MM' excuse just seems very trite to me. Which is why I am trying to figure out why the SP s not at least pushing forward. Something is holding it back and I can think it is the competition that will be available when AVCT are ready. if you have another view then I'd like to hear it.

Ok Gem, fine, you don't think the market will be flooded with test in the next 4-6 weeks. In which case why do you think the SP has been so flat in for last month then?

Its puzzling to me why anybody thinks this stock is a traders "dream".
It has low volatility, (and what volatility there is generated by random,i n time terms, RNS's) high spread, and small, with potential for manipulation, share pool.
If its just a matter of a few weeks for the share price to have the potential to double, triple whatever, then why is the Sp not further ahead?
Just as an example Boohoo after their fall, if the update in Sept is as positive as many believe it will be, even with the potential bad news hanging over them, people are buying in for an 50-75% gain in the short term. (7 weeks away)
So why, when there is another positive brick in the wall with today's AVCT announcement, does the SP effectively not move (128p to sell which was yesterdays close)?
There is no doubt that AVCT will produce a test, I believe the uncertainty and reluctance of a sustained rise in the SP is due to timing. By the time AVCT release their test , the market may be flooded with similar tests.
That to me is the issue and I think the last few RNS's have all been holding/propping up the SP, trying to buy time.
But as I said the clock is ticking.

Bouchos, it doesn't matter a jot what any of us say here, we don't affect the SP at all, nada ,zilch, zero nought.
However I will desist from any further views here. all the best

Bouchos I bought a load yesterday at 262.7, I'm up 5% in 24 hours. what are you talking about? I just discussing with PP the hypothetical pitfalls of LTBH using boo as an example as her view (which may turn out to be correct) that it is better to hold a share for 20 years plus than to..not, I guess.

Also 3 years ago Boo was 257p So, if you had bought then, this growth share, it today, would have grown by 10%
or you could gave bought at 210p-225p 3 weeks ago and made 25%