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Well that's my point. If AVCT had got it's test to market when they said, they could have pursued either making their own test for use in those scenarios, or would could have easily offered their platform to other companies to use in their own design and rake in the royalties. If all those daily mass testing situations slip away from AVCT you lose a massive chunk of the market.

PL75 was pushing for me to name competition to AVCT earlier. I did, and since then in just a few hours we find out several companies none of us had heard of before have been developing rapid tests. Which only goes to prove the point I was making earlier.

Everyone will be screaming, "ah but it's not as good as ours". Doesn't matter, all these different permutations of rapid test ultimately detract from AVCT's ability to dominate with it's own test. Again I stress, without AVCT getting it's products to market months before everyone else, the door to make money from royalties offering our platform to other companies closes. AVCT will have to make money the hard way, by manufacturing and selling it's own test. They need to see a lot of tests to justify a half million mcap.

On top of that, the test 12 minute test that has just come to light, or another permutation of it could easily come to dominate testing at airports, hospitals etc. In situations like that you could have just a few trained staff operating the machines at those venues and the tests would likely cost pennies as they would literally be a piece of paper. In situations like that, the 12 minute test mentioned in the article could win big.

Not deramping, just trying to get people to appreciate as I explained earlier, that AVCT isn't the only company in the world and other companies are developing tests much faster than people realise. A test that wins out doesn't necessarily need to be self contained to dominate the mass testing sector in airports, business', schools, stadiums etc. In fact a test that isn't a self contained test like ours would prove more reliable as it would require oversight in those situations plus it would be far cheaper than ours. If AVCT don't get a move on they could end up with a test, that although advanced in many ways, simply becomes a novelty for people who want to test themselves at home.

More than happy to talk if you want me too. If I really wanted to pointlessly attempt to deramp a company as some of you claim I'd be doing it now wouldn't I, not when it's down or before/after the market as closed. Not that I'm stupid enough to think you can deramp a half a billion pound company. I give my opinion occasionally, and 90% of my other posts are to people spouting abuse, goading or demanding I answer their questions.

Most rampers here are only interested in the charts when they show the SP might go up mate. When the technical indicators are pointing in the opposite direction they're screaming at all the mugs they've ramped in on a spike to think of the fundamentals and long term prospects.

You can always tell when they start getting nervous about the LFT because they start rambling on about the cancer therapy.

As you've probably noticed, the characters here are all over the place. Trying desperately to trade this while pretending to be long termers when it suits their agenda. Make no mistake, hardly anyone here is a long termer. There are a few, but not many.

You don't what to hear my opinion and yet all you do is talk about me when I'm away for more than five minutes. I'm flattered really. If anything it shows you all hold at least some of what I say in serious regard, even if you don't care to admit it.

As far as being humiliated goes, if by humiliated you mean me being right as usual, then yes, the humiliation I'm feeling right now is crippling, lol.

So what you're all saying is that AVCT is the only company moving forward and all the other companies are doing nothing now or for the foreseeable having conceded defeat to AVCT and it's dazzling brilliance?

If you wonder why I'm posting so much ask people like PL75, who make four or five posts screaming abuse forcing me to reply.

I doubt they'll be standing still over the coming months, they'll be refining their tests I'd imagine. Unlike AVCT, at least they were decent enough to present their results to the market.

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There's two that we have details on for a start. A lot of other companies trying to develop saliva tests too. SONA, may refine and perfect their's. NCYT and ODX may have something by new year too. Not to mention breath tests being developed around the world. Hope that helps PL75

........I see the fine journalist Malcolm Stacey has just posted a well written article stating a similar point to mine about competition here and the current SP being overvalued relative to what has actually been achieved so far.

No in your desperate attempt to pick apart reality you've got your logic azz about face.

So if AVCT had their test to market in July, they would have been five or six months ahead of the competition assuming similar tests will be on the market by Christmas or New year. As it stands with the test potentially coming to market in September/October/November, it puts AVCT only a few months ahead of the competition at best, which encourages more companies to develop their tests as direct competition as opposed to them using our platform and paying AVCT royalties. Simples,

I was challenged and forced to post my multibag opportunities here yesterday. I posted three.

So far today, First is up over 30%, second up 10% and the third up 5%.

If you want to know why there's so much inexperienced retail cash sloshing around in here, it's because of people on this board and Twitter trying to ramp every mug punter and his dog into the fecking thing.

Same with me Frank. It was in May after the placing Alastair promised would never happen just days before it happened I lost faith. Before that he was indeed spouting Mid-Summer. Autumn is almost upon us now.

As I was saying back then. Getting this test to market as early as possible is key. People don't seem to understand the longer it takes to get to market the more competition there will be when it finally does. To which the morons reply, "oh well, there's room for all of us". Not the point. If Avacta got it's test to market first, and by first, I mean like six months ahead of any similar tests in line with the Mid-Summer the timescale Alastair promised, then in that instance most other companies wouldn't bother developing their own tests and would have been forced to use our platform and pay Avacta royalties for the privilege. That was where the big money was. Now of course, with so many other tests just a month or two behind Avacta, most of Avacta's revenues will likely come from the tests they can produce and sell themselves. At the moment they only have one company under their belt producing the test that we know of. So much of the current mcap was based on the test dominating the market period with literally no competition and royalties flying in left right and centre. You think a few million tests a week being sold (no doubt at an undisclosed price if I know Alastair) justifies a half billion mcap?

.........As expected, no news yet again. I doubt the market will be enthused.

Is it me, or do I get the feeling that when Alastair does finally release news on the test, it won't be what the market was hoping for.

I agree with that. There were a lot of people on here spouting timelines from April onwards who stated the test would be on the market ranging from late June to August. They stated their case as if they were an authority. When I pointed out the logistical impossibility of their timelines I received fierce abuse I do most days on here. Ironically, in spite of the constant abuse, the more realistic timelines I proposed back in May and June are proving to be quite correct.

I was simply stating that Myles should be watched closely.

.........Noticed Myles posted yesterday but not today after another fall. Myles concerns me a bit whenever he goes quiet on a fall. I remember him posting nearly every day and often several times a day, then in the weekend leading up to the placing he suddenly fell silent and claimed he was just having a break. Too early to say one way or the other but he does seem to be a good indicator of anything that could be happening behind the scenes. He obviously has contacts IMO. Just worth keeping an eye on him IMO.

Well Alastair needs this test on the market now with production lines already in place. If AVCT doesn't make some serious hay before Christmas there will almost certainly be numerous competitors out there with better tests again I'd imagine.

In May Alastair said Mid-Summer, which then became summer once he got the placing away. We're now approaching Autumn and we still have no test, no revenue and a very limited production line in place as far as I can tell. If Alastair can't get this test sold in the millions per day from the outset I just can't see the SP holding up beyond the initial spike on news.

We need to know what the profit margins will be on each test sold, but going by previous form any major contracts will probably be hush hush and investors not allowed to price up the company they have put their hard earned in.

I saw that tweet. Which he has since deleted apparently. Makes a mockery of everything when the guy is pulling stunts like that.

...............The new norm at Avacta Towers.

As I said yesterday, another major drop was always likely today and each day until it settles around the support. The only thing that will stop this getting back to the 130p-150p range is news IMO.