Nice. To be fair though, there is a lot more scope for losing than gaining, and the large ones are very few and far between. There are people in Synairgen who were in before Covid at about 30p or less I think.
Almost interestingly, I read that quite an amount of investments in the Woodford fund which was closed down were in the likes of Synairgen - very speculative at the time and not sufficiently liquid as not much of a market in them (pre-Covid, anyway). Had his funds been allowed to continue they'd probably be doing very nicely now, thank you! See
citywire.co.uk/funds-insider/news/former-woodford-stock-soars-420-on-covid-breakthrough/a1382333
and
www.ft.com/content/dcc04950-f680-4210-af4e-669413501951
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