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Investor discussions surrounding Fusion Antibodies Plc (FAB) this past week reflected a cautiously optimistic sentiment as market participants anticipated imminent news updates on contracts and tech developments. Key themes included discussions on the potential for the stock to re-rate following updates on the optiphage contract, exclusive licensing agreements, and advancements in their mammalian display technology. Notably, some investors speculated on market maneuvers that might trigger price fluctuations, with mentions of a sizable bidder potentially looking to acquire a significant stake causing chatter about strategic buying amidst perceived selling pressure.
Financial highlights emerged from community insights, suggesting expectations for a tax credit concerning R&D efforts similar to last year's £280k. Some investors expressed confidence in the management's strategy and operational efficiencies, with one user commenting on a well-received investor video that clarified FAB's unique selling proposition. Participants indicated a strong interest in the company’s performance metrics as they await concrete updates, referencing the tight trading range and substantial shares accumulated by dedicated investors. "Every time they try a shake they get bought out," noted one participant, underscoring the commitment of current shareholders and confidence in future developments. Overall, the discussions conveyed a sense of patience and strategic positioning, awaiting forthcoming announcements that could drive momentum for FAB stock.
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7m volume yesterday. Incredible |
Definitely and it has the best of both worlds having unrestricted access to the UK and the EU and the US has shown to always be willing to give a Belfast company a helpful and sympathetic ear if it's good for the economy. |
It's Belfast base makes FAB an ideal and easy choice for US, European or UK/Irish funds to allot seed funding to in this space, if they want to invest in life-science. Likewise with Government agencies. A small, but not to be underestimated, politico economic advantage. |
TLY looks good on paper but the difference between it and FAB is that the opportunities for FAB are endless or limitless whereas with TLY they are very dependent on Govt or NHS contracts and very susceptible to competitors. I'm not saying FAB isn't either but I believe FAB will be bought over in the short to medium term and at its current price its a sitting duck. |
PS, |
Trout, |
MMs bidding for bundles again (675k) |
PS, |
Someone coming back in though, 14:18 looks like a chunky buy |
Looks like a small number of large (up to 100k shares) sells have knocked the FAB price, for the moment. |
You sold, you may now leave |
It's because of people like you that the share price is so volatile. You only bought last week and sold already. Again my assertion that you are a gambler and not an investor still stands.Nothing wrong with making money but your giving out on one hand it's a pump and dump and yet here are you buying and selling like a typical pump and dump merchant. |
It's being pumped on X by the usual crowd. |
Interims show cash as at 30th Sept was down to £400k |
The Grant news was a month ago. The interims 2 months ago. |
A best-in-class antibody according to Novartis |
ShareSoc6 Jan '25 - 09:33 - 9 of 9 |
Some nonsense being posted. Read interim results - ceo advised cash breakeven and no need for funding. That was before they secured the 6m grant so there's no chance of any placing anytime soon. Wishful thinking for some |
A placing for what purpose exactly? Please enlighten us with your research that leads you to that conclusion and read the previous RNSs before you start claiming to know more than everyone else |
SikhTT if you judge a share price after 3 hours trading on a Monday morning then I don't believe share trading is for you. You need to judge the performance of a share over a week, month and ideally one year before you decide.To me you just come across as a gambler and not an investor so I'll not be paying much heed to your comments any longer. Best of luck |
Placing soon. |
Agreed pump and dump!! |
Nobody (sicktech etc) said much when it fell from £1 to 4p !!!! And now we only just back at 10p it’s a pump. I think not moron. Management have navigated FAB through the covid storm and the business is fundamentally undervalued. What you are seeing is a genuine re rate. There’s a lot of middle ground between 4p and £1. |
There you go, exactly as predicted. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00BDQZGK16 |
Sector | Pharmaceutical Preparations |
Bid Price | 8.50 |
Offer Price | 9.00 |
Open | 9.00 |
Shares Traded | 476,316 |
Last Trade | 12:19:35 |
Low - High | 8.60 - 9.00 |
Turnover | 1.14M |
Profit | -2.23M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0233 |
PE Ratio | -3.76 |
Market Cap | 8.58M |
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