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Chart just looks awful now, looking back at Nov 2020 for comparison at these levels, the downside happened very fast from here to 20p, not saying it will happen but it has done this before and no signs that our sellers (whoever they are, nod nod wink wink eh Gerry) are done yet.
I'm not fazed personally. I'm in and that's all that matters. When you're looking at pounds a few pence now don't matter.
Yup in the 25s we are.
Well guys I hate to say bit but support just got busted. Looks like the MMs have taken off the gloves now, tin hats time chaps.
NU.........." if I was head honcho in some Govt Dept UK or otherwise"......... !
You'd probs be gagged by an NDA........ :)
All the best (just sayin....... :()
"would I not be signing up to an order to take xxx units by xxx date on a pre purchase basis."
I believe they are NU hence gearing up to produce 200 p/m
Nu, during the recent presentation they talked about rentals and CR being able to get the price down to £2k ish through mass production. It's the £10k annual maintenance fee that will see huge profits. At that price you could have it in every school, hospital, care home etc.
Again I come back to orders, if this product is so good (and it is) then where are the orders? I mean if I was head honcho in some Govt Dept UK or otherwise and could see how in demand this product might be, would I not be signing up to an order to take xxx units by xxx date on a pre purchase basis.
Chris,
I am not disputing that Microtox PD is the gold standard offering, the question remains do clients actually want the Gold Standard and can they afford it?
This subject always takes me back to the VHD v BetaMax world, where BetaMax beat the VHS offering hands down across the board but it didn't actually suit what the market needed or thought it needed in features at the price it was offered. yes you can have the best in class product, way better than anything else out there, but does it meet the clients requirements?
Amazing tech Chris, who wouldn't want it?
Newuncle in answer to your question from another site.
"What is happening in manual collection and testing is that you take snapshots of (perhaps) twice a week. It is not possible to illustrate a short term trend to indicate growth or fall of community viral spread.
MicrotoxPD units have been designed with the ability to test every 15 minutes and quantify on each chip, over a period of hours whether the cluster is increasing or reducing, thus providing the outcome which that article identifies as not possible using a non-automated method."
Trills,
I dunno, just being a Devil's Advocat here and looking for answers I guess. I thought NI was nailed on but we haven't heard about that either, shame as it could be the trigger point to push the UK Govt over the line if we had that as an example of how it should be done properly?
This is about showing the country we've learnt from this and we've a system in place to prevent another pandemic devastating lives and the economy.
Ffs sake NU, you'd have to be blind not to see it! Do you think Andrew Engeli is joining Gerry on the Reuters panel to promote manual testing? He reviews the collected data from all the nations and okay's it before it's submitted to the cabinet office. The results from manual sampling take days and was, at the time, the only option,but look what's available now.
BBC today........
"A normal cold for her would have "a runny nose, sneezing, a bit of a sore throat and feeling a bit rundown".
"Nothing like this," she tells Radio 1 Newsbeat.
"I barely slept, I'd wake up in the night just coughing, a constantly runny nose and feeling so tired," she adds.
Rebecca did lateral flow tests and got negative results, but has been ill for more than a week, and was left wondering "if it's ever going to end".
And she's not the only one."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-58624295
All the best (lets tune our chips, and shes pretty..... :()
Sky News today:
Professor Sir John Bell, regius professor of medicine at Oxford University, said the virus could resemble the common cold by spring next year as people's immunity to the virus is boosted by vaccines and exposure.
He added the country "is over the worst" and things "should be fine" once winter has passed, adding that there was continued exposure to the virus even in people who are vaccinated.
Meanwhile, Moderna's chief executive Stéphane Bancel also said on Monday that the coronavirus pandemic could be over in a year as increased vaccine production ensures global supplies.
UK Deal? Really? The manual process has been ongoing for months now and is nationwide, why would they change that for a more expensive solution?
You bang on about the US deal trillsg more than owt.......... :()
... and when all x3 come in, plus the EU obvs, TP's target will get smashed........ :)
All the best (happy I got that ramp outta me system...... :()
not forgetting Labskin or STC either....... :)
I know we bang on about the CR deal, myself more than most, but reckon a UK deal will have more of an impact on the sp. It's coming, guaranteed, LFT and PCR testing will cease and Boris will reassure us all by revealing our state of the art wastewater surveillance system. You only have to look bidstats/covid19 tenders to see the amount invested to fight this, Billions upon Billions. MicrotoxPD will be their number one defence strategy soon, try valuing that! It will be in place permanently giving DV reoccurring revenues.
CR is being renegotiated NU.......... in some form......
....and that's because of the successful phase 3 trails here in the UK, in the field, at real waste water treatment plants.........!
All the best (for the benefit of the company, China Resources, us shareholders and the world......... :()
Yes the CR deal but also the PD units in general.
Little flurry of small buys, odd low volume price action.
Popping out for a coffee!
.....are you referring to the CR deal NU.......?
All the best (which I personally feel will be pivotal to the SP..... :()
on top of every fink else.......!
ps I think Gerry never intended it to be this way and was working to a timetable of delivery which MWG have failed to work to and is about 6-9 months behind the planned curve here. If they had delivered we would not be having this conversation.
Do I believe? Dunno
We was told that TP weren't sellers for months, then we was told ahh yes but they did sell some but just enough to cover the cost of converting warrants to shares...oh and errm the capital gains tax that applied.....no numbers given (wonder why), but simple checking give us some 2m shares being sold (at the minimum) and probably a few more...so ask me again do I believe? Not when it comes to financial engineering I don't, last year it was helium and their "we didn't want to hold 15%+ in our portfolio of any one stock" one liner, now we have this latest one....what next I wonder? And then gerry has the outright cheek to wash his hands of it and blame us calling us rainbow feckin chasers who can't be patient (oh the feckin irony of that statement). When it comes to exiting, it's the old don't do as I do but do as I say advice to us, sit on your hands and be patient "Over Time, not Over Night" but for the bigger players who clearly do not have patience (are they not rainbow chasers then?) they just carry on cashing in easy profits each and every day.