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Up is what I wanted my post to be titled with.
But effing software stuck the other words in.
I really don't like that kind of predictive text.

sorry din't mean to add the 'fundraise' bit
although that has probably fueled some reticence
best thing if you're not already in is buy some and keep some cash back in case that happens.
usual approaches. good luck all.

everyone's been saying 20p plus is a cert
they might be wrong but there's been very few doubters.
so sup 10p has been looking like an open goal for a long time.

Bought some a few weeks ago. Keeps edging up. I suspect this will keep moving up.

Brand.

Thank you. Because when I was reading the recent Lancet article - published December and discussing Sotrovimab and the Brii's for hospitalized patients - I realized there fine distinctions re prescription of a drug - it can be useful for some patients but not for others - and as you point out, costs come into these discussions. Things are slow, subtle and careful out there.

Is the market for a therapeutic for mild to moderate Covid patients significantly smaller or larger than the market for a therapeutic for hospitalized Covid patients? That would mean you could fail P3 but hit real gold on Activ-2? Or am I just looking seriously ignorant. Again. :)

ok my bad!
Well please keep up the guidance. All data appreciated.
For me...I was just following Aviva.

i like those paid-de-rampers. they write in the style of viz magazine's letters page. its something about the grammar. a bit daily mirror as well. always makes me think i must have made a good decision to buy into some comp. cheers m8.

Thanks B.

I'm still liking the EISB RNS; 60% up on revenues.. 'The Placing was the result of demand for shares from a number of institutions including Aviva Investors..' and Director's buys.
AND I think the sp is still at what John has called 'wholesale' price.

1509

Thanks for the reply. I'm not really worried at all. This sp level feels like an open goal to me.
I have bought. I am satisfied. I will hold.
And look forwards to what happens over the next few months.

Thats great. Someone spent £285,000 on COPL today
And there's me with my £1,000 punt having a few worried moments about a 9% drop. Hilarious.

I'm not that surprised after the RNS - surely its a green light for others to pile in. I expected one or two big buys. Good to see it there.

Large trades today at COPL (isn't there often something huge at the end of the day), HE1 and a 46K at EISB.

price back down?
oh well we can entertain ourselves by looking at the chart for fever tree.
this sector has mega potential. thats why we had the recent boardroom tussle, now today's RNS...
me buy now.
then sell in 2025. or something like that.

lets hope so. thanks for the reply :)

isn't that wot usually happens

City lunch Tesco?
Try Pret.

just leapt upwards.

Because COPL is a bit like a long-running panto. Don't know why, but it seems to be that way.
I'm with Weathergeek - size of the asset is impressive so I'm going long and even though I like a bit of 'It's Behind You' and 'Its All Going to Blow Up!' and 'Oh No It Isn't', I'll think I'll just hold onto my shares, keep my head down and come back here in the summer. Good luck all.

Indeed. Really nice RNS.
Not much to say really.
Topped up.