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The funny thing this dropped a few ours ago on a rumour. It has not returned to where it is Yet then there was the other rumour of activity galore going on at primer . Nothing happened sp wise.
Theres has to be some really positive news to move this it seems . The company dont seem bothered at all. Well that means we must sit it out.
Rtest I take your point sometimes the strangest things can drive debate forward. Imho.
CS Novacyt are planning releasing 3 new tests in June you are aware of these?
Exsig - 60 min test on their genesig® q32 unit
Current test on 384 well units (x4 throughout)
OptiGene LAMP test - 5>20 mins with Novacyt making primers
Wonder how many q16 and q32 units they have shifted
Captain you crack me up. I find you so amusing you are in another share that i am also in. But let me ask you a question will you still be in that one if the trials fail or you dont get approvals. Its very ambiguous to say the least.
But with ncyt they do have approvals they do have large orders they do have money in the bank
Why do you bother keep coming out with the same old statements week after week.
At this moment in time ncyt is out in front not saying it will stay there.
The most sensible thing you have said all day is that there is room for many at the table.
Its not a winner takes all scenario.
I am sure you will continue i hope you do because no one makes me laugh like you do. So heres to next weeks edition. Keep up the humour my friend your priceless.
I honestly have no idea why people are wasting their time responding to CS. I'm trying to work out why hes even writing on this BB in the first place it's pretty sad and pathetic and clearly has too much time on his hands. In responding you're just fueling him to respond with more incorrect nonsense and anti garbage. Just filter him or ignore and move on. Simple!
The link vanv was referring to.
Myles McNulty
@MylesMcNulty
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May 18
A fantastic write up in the Times this weekend for #NCYT, followed by the CEO and Chair buying a combined £90k this AM on the open market.
For me, the shares remain extremely undervalued at 345p. I see it back above 500p in the next couple of weeks.
Captain?
Wilson63 - thanks for posting the links. The journal the Guardian is referring to is poor. It is a systematic review and acknowledges that itself that it might not hold up to scrutiny by stating that it was put together in haste. Like you said also nothing about nyct
Captain. Here's the article you haven't posted.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/25/doctors-condemn-secrecy-over-false-negative-covid-19-tests
The following is a quote from the article.
Asked by Madders to name all the Covid-19 tests in use, Dorries declined to do so. She simply replied: “There are eight key testing platforms which deliver the majority of testing. All these tests are clinically validated and have high levels of performance.”
That's eight(8) testing platforms.
Now I'm not going to spend an hour digging out stuff however please do full research re most accurate pcr test before you state it is actually Novacyt.
You said taken incorrectly will result in this number. So if taken correctly the number will be less than 25%? If taken incorrectly you are saying 25% error? So that means automatically, even without anything else discussed the false rate is less than 25%, as many/most will be taken correctly.
What were the false positives verified against?
How many institutions was this study from?
A nice round number like a quarter/25%?
This doesn't sound like any verified study
CS, come back when you have a CE marked product with confirmed specificity and sensitivity, all you’re doing is speculating the AVCT test will be more accurate when you don’t currently have a product,
Can you point me to the 25% false negative report please?
I'm aware there are concerns with the samples being taken correctly but I haven't seen any report suggesting the test itself is problematic
Post link. Which nyct platform, how many institutions was this sampled from, was this in controlled laboratory conditions, what were the false negatives verified against?
Any competitor has to come up with a test with higher sensitivity/specificity to stand a chance. The litigation risk for any company is too large to use an inferior test, if employers test employees or airlines test passengers and an inferior test is used and that individual comes back negative but is intact positive and infects others then proceedings will be brought.
Currently, nyct also has a relationship, equipment and training of testers advantage.
Ummm shall I sit on my hands and wait and see if numerous companies actually manage to succeed or shall I order what I can now ? Ncyt gold standard WHO approved. I wonder if the WHO with the billion tests they want will wait for several months so that they have a choice. Bet Boris isn't waiting either!
Wilson, it’s crazy he’s posted 53 times on our board and 61 on his own board. Why do I see an image of uncle Albert every time I see his name lol.
Anders_uk he's not posted on there for four days!! The Rns could just as well have the word exsig in it Now that would be a killer.
CS isn't invested here, he's just trying to sow seeds of doubt. AVCT now valued at £390 ????? without having sold a bean. All the arguments he used in his last post apply to them as well so where would that sp go ? He's a tool & should be treated like one.
Captain desperate salesman back again. Some of us don’t believe in your bubble stock, we’re happy investing in the gold standard PCR test and don’t want to risk investing in a new technology that may or may not work, or be delivered in time to make some actual sales.
Jog on back to your own board...
Captain Stanley - are you invested in here still?
Go away and play train drivers with your 8 year old son and two train stations Stanley .
I think from reading the Bourse chat board over the last few weeks that the French government's decision not to purchase NCYT and lack of RNS with actual sales figures have caused panic with a lot of the French investors. Lots of comments akin to they are being lied to and if sales were good they would have been told and endless mention of 2019 year end figures ,lockdown ending and that the virus is no longer a huge threat. Today many must have sold at a loss, I really do not understand their logic or lack of it. I do not need the reassurance of an RNS weekly and certainly pay heed to the WHO and they certainly advocate Testing as the only solution to a virus which is only being controlled by lockdown. Economies in meltdown globally and potential of 2nd wave once lockdowns are opened up , governments know the risks, the cost of being prepared with tests is minimal compared to the impact on the economy if the world has to go into lockdown again. Too much of a gamble, testing is here to stay for a long time imo
thinking this share price might be back over £5 or even £6 or £ 7
as the sales updates are released
if £90 million when manufacturing around 4 million covid 19 testing kits per month
That would be madness swervington, but could possibly happen with the next RNS.
If it was to happen I don’t think it would last long :-)
I Wonder if MM's will let the cash in bank exceed the market cap. What a crazy world.
here with along term view
one look at the monthly income
never mind the potential annual income for this share
that's why I bought more last week again
I usually invest more in ftse shares
like a good dividend
with so much income coming into ncyt
thinking a dividend might be paid in the future at ncyt or a share buy back
using this low share price to add to my holdings