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Mugsy
That's where you've translated it how 'you' want to.
'Equally', meaning equal to the fact that they don't even have a test available at AVCT yet.
No test yet, nothing to sell yet at AVCT.
My view on the 'selling' at GDR hasn't changed and it won't.
Just quoting one of your earlier posts.
"Given that AVCT are valued 7.5 times higher than GDR, at around £300 Million, without a test available yet and by default, equally, zero sales, AVCT are far higher risk than GDR at present."
As you said above, equally, zero sales.
That's all.
Mugsy
Welcome back.
Working for the council, you never had experience of running a Sales team.
When an order is taken, it's considered a sale.
When a Sales Manager or Sales Director asks their team how many they've 'sold' and they give the numbers, they don't reply with .... 'well that's great but it's not a sale until it's delivered and invoiced'.
Muppet ! (oops, that'll add another insult to the count)
Lp
How I devote time on here is a personal choice outside of your control.
You're still trying to defend your own position, which is one of b.s. and bluster, which strengthens the points I raised about your claims.
Until there is something official announced, or new facts are discovered, I don't feel the need to contribute other than pointing out those with personal agendas.
The 'Ken's' of this world, unfortunately, haven't yet honed their skills to disassociate agenda filled b.s. from fact.
As such, I'll highlight it for them.
When the update RNS came out and we were stating that we were right about no sales, RollingInit was arguing indicative orders were effectively equal to sales. He has since changed his position to state correctly that we indeed have zero sales.
He indiscriminately challenges negativity regardless of whether it is based on fact or not. That’s all you need to know about him.
He also can’t argue without attempting to be offensive hence why his posts are regularly removed by admin.
Rollinginit,
2 days back you thought Samolly & philjpt were the same poster, because Samolly quoted and responded to Phil's post.
You couldn't interpret the evidence properly if it smacked you in the face.
The trumpesque bit did make me laugh, quite inventive of you. But personally find that challenging views on this board is the best was to see another prospective and so I've no problem with people disagreeing.
You on the other hand, dont really do much here but bite at anyone who posts something you dont like rather than actually debate.. so who is more trump like.
On the evidence front, as Safy noted, I've shared some email exchanges I had with walbrook outside of the stuff I shared here that has formed my opinion. Few articles been sent in on indian approval timescales (you probably ignored them) and working on the basis of approvals granted per week on the list you can do the maths on when it will land.
So there is logic behind the thought process as much as you like to think I've got some sort of agenda.
But I can come over and grab you by the pussy if you'd like
"I can see through your Trumpesque manner" That's gotta burnnnnnnnnnnn ;)
Lp
The only misplaced ego in play is yours.
You're the one making inane predictions and then feeling challenged and threatened by anybody disagreeing with them, hence the constant barrage of posts from you trying to defend your false claims and guesses.
I'd happily remain silent if there was any evidence or fact provided but there isn't.
I can see through your Trumpesque manner with initial b.s., followed by thin skinned frailty at ridicule.
Trot on and get over it.
In defence of LP
I have seen his comms with Walbrook and even i was surprised by his tone of words.
He is very much on the side of the investor and was asking VERY tough questions of Paul.
Patiently waiting for the imminent approvals.
@grim, I was wondering the same thing, 33 trades in 3 hours and we're holding steady... something's up for sure
i am wondering if the Peel offices have had to be shut due to cd-19 :)
if so we might have a 14 day break :)
Quite enjoy being challenged dont have a fragile ego like yourself.
Think Ethio in particular raised very valid points and on the whole was in agreement with him, only sticking point was timescales. As such is my October prediction.
Lp
You just don't like your repetitive negative b.s. being challenged.
Tough.
There's nothing to 'learn' from you at all.
Your agenda is clear.
Trot on.
@scart, yes agree, and SARS POC. I think once India or US approvals come in the sentiment here will be very different and there'll be a flush out of the negativity that the stall has had here. There are so many positives to the GDR business that's for sure.
@technick by October AIHL will be coming online as well ;-)
EthioEthio
"GDR kit is more efficient, effective and relatively cheaper than what's out there."
Also doesn't need any special transport as no temperature constraints which is a huge plus for India and southern US which seem to have been hit harder. (In fact most of the countries hit hardest are in warmer climates)
All is true but why is NCTY doing so well or has done so well and GDR has not?
By October we will have both US and India approvals and sales channels delivering product to market. There is no way that with US distributor partners already lined up that they won't be pre-selling product. As sure as the second wave is coming GDR sales are lining up behind the scenes.
When this has approvals* sorry using my phone :)
Lp1
Where this has approval, it will sell lots. ncyt etc don't come close to this.
GDR kit is more efficient, effective and relatively cheaper than what's out there.
Buyers will go for GDR rather than ncyt etc. They're first gen kits which can't compete for quality with GDR.
My view / opinion is that we will see at least one of the territories give approvals before the end of July, most likely India but could equally be the US. There will be an announcement and the market cap will climb back to £50m+. This will be followed by an RNS about the sales partner and initial orders in that territory. Same again with following territory.
I can wait until October for the heights, some approvals should move us in near right direction, this is now priced as a failed oil or mining discovery, except we haven't failed yet just waiting those approvals. The next year very bright, even if are CEO is as quiet as a mouse. Should do well from here.
Looks like we have stabled for a while
Rollinginit.
You offer little to no value. Please attempt to engage in conversation rather than being dismissive.
You might learn something.