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Good to see TRX has held onto the recent gains in the SP. A good sign of confidence in the company in the new shareholders/increased holdings from people.
Have a good weekend all!
Classic flag/pennant with associated reduction in volume for any chartists out there.
Hopefully we are seeing a consolidatory stage with the share price before the next move upwards to 0.75p.
A quick jump into the 0.8s shortly after and then a more gradual move upwards to consolidate at or near 1p.
Additional contract news or news of TRX's 3 new products due to be launched this year will finally see the end of sub 1pence.
'would have thought there was enough positive news around to take this share right now to 1p or very close - talk of all the treatments outstanding in terms of the NHS, the removal of the need for masks in the US. I can see a lovely bounce coming for us holders of TRX. JJ
Excellent, I think efficiency and short hospital stays will be a key factor in the next few years - there will be massive pressure to get things back on track not just for the medical profession but for politicians as well - money won't be an obstacle.
So if TRX's products can play their part that has to be good news all round in the UK and abroad.
TRX's products provide better recovery rates with less follow up procedures needed.
So in essence they will save surgeon's time.
The Govt. needs to pull their finger out and dig deep and fast.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/may/13/indescribable-pain-life-stuck-on-nhs-waiting-list-surgery
This is a pressing need which must be addressed.
A medical question -
Does anyone know if using Tissue Regenix products save surgeon's time, compared to other procedures?
The point of the question being, that saving time on operations is likely to be a key factor in reducing the backlog of operations that all health authorities are facing, so anything that can save time is like gold dust.
In this climate, with increasing vaccination rates and a large backlog of elective procedures, I see healthcare stocks also as a nice hedge against inflation.
Good to see the backlog being addressed and the reduction of waiting lists further incentivised in the U.K
From the Guardian article posted below.
"NHS England has designated groups of NHS trusts working together in 12 parts of the country as “elective accelerators”. They will be given up to £20m each if they manage to carry out 20% more planned activity – diagnostic tests, operations and outpatient appointments – by July than they did at the same point in 2019-20, before the pandemic struck."
Pandemic is and must of been very frustrating for people needing health care services . For for those with chronic wounds I especially sympathise . Any company helping that cause I will back all day long
Good finds ISATony. Another step on the right road for TRX.
From the Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/may/13/nhs-to-receive-160m-to-tackle-backlog-of-care-built-up-during-covid
"The government has given the NHS £1bn in extra funding this year to cut waiting times. However, NHS Providers, which represents trusts, warned that that money could be spent by the autumn.
Chris Hopson, its chief executive, said: “Trust leaders are telling us that, in the places with the biggest challenge, getting through the backlog could, on current trajectories, take between three to five years. We know this is unacceptable and that the NHS needs to develop a bold, radical plan to go a lot faster, with appropriate extra funding from the government.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57092797
As the pandemic has progressed, hospitals have been able to protect non-Covid services better.
And the number of treatments completed during the second wave has been 70% higher than in the first.
"With Covid cases in hospitals now significantly reducing, our focus is on rapidly recovering routine services," she adds.