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Not worth the legal risk to 'generously interpret' the definitions.

I see we've found the conspiracy theorist. What's the vaccine meant to do then? Which vaccine? All of them?
That the Orient gene test is crap is not a conspiracy theory, there's evidence.

Whilst the price may have said 1.19 the spread may have been such that the price they would buy off you was lower than you paid.

Send them a bill for the time off you're going to need to look after your son. Hope all turns out well.

What does 'vaccinating everyone' actually achieve outside of the reduction in severity?

It probably won't move until it's no longer sentiment, but is an actual change to the bottom line on the year end accounts. Then it'll start to look cheap by a number of measures and attract people, and we'll be happy because we were in earlier, that's the plan anyway, get in before it goes up. Everything we've heard in the RNS's is that there is growth in labskin, there is growth in SCT, there is interest from larger partners, all these things are pointing in the right direction, we just need the money to hit the bottom line and be reported on. The price will only change when other people see value, the company cannot change the price, all the company can do is try to create value.

Do you understand research? Do you understand how long it might take for the markets to recognise a change in position and potential for a company? Do you realise how on its knees the company was, and therefore how big a change is needed to demonstrated? There will be a change with big deals announced, but other than that it's financial reporting season and the impact on the bottom line that'll move the price.

Having gone there, gauged the backlash, he can then step back to recent test, which is actually a far better indication of safety.

We don't need to 'dominate sales', someone here earlier last week was talking about procuring for an educational establishment and would want 50k tests twice a week, so approaching 400k per month. Just 10 of these would be c£50m per year profit, at £1 per test. That's the case that'll fund anything else Avacta want to do and is an easily achievable minimum, anything more than that is great and achieveable but still not 'dominating europe'. Just 1% of the EU and USA taking 1 test a week would be 50-60m a month, it's not impossible to achieve this or 0.5% twice a week.

VP of logistics, VP is usually not that high up. He's probably just there to deal with the english.

Hence why I was saying that useful levels of sales should be easy enough to achieve once the doors are open. Transformational levels of sales, not difficult but achievable.

The statements about the competition is surely true for any company, any company will suffer if a competitor starts to do better or cheaper. I'm not at all concerned about that.

Ahhh India's wonderful justice system.

Because they don't want to answer the question as it would embarrass and expose our Chinese overlords. All hail Whinnie the poo.

Does anyone have any idea how much capacity per month we actually have, and are likely to have and what sort of margin we'll make per test? I'm trying to do some basic calcs to see what we could be worth at full pelt, I'm assuming that we'll sell whatever we can make
Obviously this is a best case scenario, but that's the reward end, initial thoughts are quite interesting, @ 2m per month and £1 profit per test and 16 p:e. But would like to qualify the volume.

Surprised at the price reaction, are expectations too high and nothing less than we've cured death will do?

Why should the words you write/waste be of anyone's concern but yours, you chose to write, they didn't encourage you to, you chose to.

Making enough sustainable profit to justify an mcap that's multiples higher than it is now, or showing promise of being able to do more than that. Just like any other company.

Or they are talking directly to some airlines, get one or two in the bag and most others will follow. There won't be any marketing that we can see for specific industries unless you're in that industry and see it as it is targeted at you.

Any idea who these are? Coverage of avacta, they've retweeted.
https://www.trinitydelta.org/companies/avacta/