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So basically Peter you have no idea what price or how long you will wait for the magic bullet to arrive? When will you know you were wrong? As for day trading, technically you close your position at the end of the day, however Playing unleveraged with £50k and making 2% a week is pretty straight forward. Most stock as move 1-5 percent a day let alone a week. Its not that hard.

LB, What are you saying, you want to manipulate the SP for your good?

Steve, there is nothing remotely stressful about "trading" (whatever that means but lets assume its short term between a day and a few months). Stress is caused by betting more than you can afford to lose. Its irrelevant to the time scale. "long term" investors kid themselves (imo) by looking so far in the future they simply defer the discipline of deciding if their initial purchase was correct when the SP falls by a significant amount.

LB, how is it the SP the Traders fault? If the Stock is so good then why aren't the shares snapped up and continually rising? Or could it be, if it is all the traders fault, then the SP should really be about 25p like it was 3 months ago. Or will some of that rise be " investor" and not "traders"? and if so, what price should the stock be if you could take the traders out?
Again. it would be interesting to hear your views on this.

I wasn't replying to you Peter. But please define long term? and what price you think the SP will be at that stage in time.
It will be interesting to me at least to read your views

Here we go, traders bad, investors good.
So basically a trader is someone who holds share for how long exactly?
And when you tell me that arbitrary date, do you then become an investor after that time ?
And while we are at it, your smug, "I don't worry about the SP", then after 2 years (or 5) (and just for the sake of your post), if it does not reach your target, then what? Do you sell, in which case were you just not a trader who waited a very long time to trade? (equally it could make your target and you still sell ,in which case the same applies, are you a trader or investor?
I have never understood this fixation with labels when the desired outcome for both sets of buyers is the same. Buy a stock and sell it when it goes up. What difference does a timeline make? What air of superiority and self rightiousnes do you imbue upon yourself simply because you will wait years before deciding to sell or continue holding?
Personally its delusional in my book..
Really, I'm going now

well, certainly 50% of that statement is correct ;0))

Blown it again.... The phrase "good grief Charlie Brown" springs to mind.....

surely, now, this it, 100p to go and be a rock solid floor.... (i'll wake up in a minute...)

at some stage, (and it could/should be today), the sellers at 100p will have all sold. In which case it will break through fairly easily. Having gone through 100p a few times, it is difficult to imagine who is left to sell that hasn't already. As always, we shall see,

VO, you really don't know me do you? I have over £30k in this share at various prices and am at breakeven at 115p. I would also point out this is the worst board I have ever had the misfortune to come across. It will be no hardship not to post here again. GLA

Actually father Ted, its pretty difficult to keep up with 300-400 posts a day and many posters saying further updates to come "any day now", so apologies for my ignorance of exactly where we are in this. but clearly its not what was expected, which again seems to contradict many posters here. No wonder the SP has been falling all week.

Hi vegas, do you know that for a fact? (I only ask because these things have to take place outside market hours if its market moving info.)

Anybody?

Surfie, I never said it would be ok, just that it had to break above 1.3p to go higher but it didn't, now its fallen below the support of 1.1p and is more likely to fall to .88p ish. ( I agree its a crappy share at present. I am surprised the company is not more vocal given it history of under delivering. Still, if there is nothing to say, I guess there is nothing to say. I will wait until the next update and if that's poor will just have to cut and run at whatever price the market allows. Still, they said it would be towards the end of the year before the revenue stream starts so until then it is probably best not to look.....

Hi EC, I have no idea how you could possibly know either that a single big investor has pushed the SP down through their consistent selling over the last 2 weeks and even more unbelievable that you know they will back in to buy effectively at a higher price then they are currently selling at. (And you thinks charts are crazy...) :0))

Dumbles, I would point out that the level of the drop is fairly irrelevant if it takes 2 hours or 6 months.

Most of us who bought this stock did not give any money to AVCT. The only purpose was for the SP to go up and cash in, again whether that's over 2 hours, or 2 years. (Time is the single most important factor when calculating the risk reward when buying a stock . The old cliché of " we are all dead in the long run" is simply so accurate as to be a mantra for all us buyers of any stock. We are only, only doing it for the profit we hope to make, and to make it asap)

Dumbles, the date of the RNS is Key!! AVCT are not the only player in this market, if their test is not taken up then the SP goes back to somewhere between 25p and 50p, basically where it was before C19 took off. So, unless you are in it for the next 5 years at least I would not be quite as laid back as you appear. (And remember this when projecting long term, if they can miss out on ground breaking cures/test now, you can't assume 5 years later that the same won't happen again.) You pays your money....

BB, the problem is not the product but the timing. First mover advantage is seen (rightly or wrongly) by the market as key. Clearly the market does not think that AVCT will get there in time. Personally I am surprised as the end of the month was quoted as the time of an RNS to confirm. I would have thought buyers both present and future would want to be in now for the next 48 hours, so quite why the SP has been in free fall is, as I say surprising, unless the market knows this deadline will be missed.

well, lets hope!