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yes deserves to regain £2.50

from another thread (3 good posts I thought):

andythemkdon
10 Nov '20 - 13:05 - 5214
Hello Aber.. Guess we are over here due to LSE chat not working. All pharma stocks related to Covid have been battered not just Sar. As we know Sar are not a covid play our destiny lies in autoimmune and cancer indications where nothing has changed in our science. Like you I sold very few in the rise to 3p but with no regrets as the real payday comes when Tyk2 hits the clinic and gets licensed. I have added more this morning as I'm expecting a very strong bounce once the vaccine throth has died down. Personally if I'm offered the vaccine I wouldn't have it, its been rushed through on the back of politicians trying to save their faces / jobs and who would trust a politician!! When it's available lets make the MP's the first recipients and see how many want it.. gl fella. Andy.
andythemkdon
10 Nov '20 - 13:53 - 5216
Hello JT.. Hope all is good.. Miss your very succinct one liners over on LSE. ;+) I mailed LSE and they have closed share chat in favour of keeping their live streams opperating, strange they can't run both, guess thats what happens when you put the YTS in charge of IT.. I've always used ADVFN for live data as second to none, however the BB here can sometimes have some "special posters".. !! Meanwhile back at Sar, covid served as a catalyst to get us over 1p however it's just an adjunct to the core business. With news on 737 / Aurora expected and 1801 / 1802 about to hit the clinic there will be plenty of price drivers overthe coming weeks and who knows what will eventually play out in the covid world, vaccines or therapeutics?? Spin the coin.. Personally I think Sar will be acquired in the not to distant future, secure the 1801 patent to add to the 1802 and bingo.. gl fella. Andy.
andythemkdon
10 Nov '20 - 15:32 - 5218
spacedust hi. I would be hoping for somewhere between 7p and 15p on a takeover of the company. If we licence 1801 and 1802 at pre-clinical or early in P I then probably 5p-7p initially rising if we elect to license at an later stage. We will know by the end of the year if 1801 will go into the clinic and then soon after for 1802. We are still waiting upon readouts from Sierra 737 combo trials, and Aurora could throw us a milestone bone within weeks if the Chinese have overcome the soluability issues. Anything else outside of this is a bonus.

With the obstacles cleared, let's hope for a clear run north, from here. We once did 183% in a day, remember?

in the late trades, one of £42k

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/IQAI/iq-ai-limited/company-page

To me, the big news: https://www.voanews.com/covid-19-pandemic/eu-commission-buy-rapid-covid-19-tests-virus-surges-europe

eu-sets-aside-100-million-euros-for-rapid-virus-tests

The antigen test for the coronavirus is not seen as being as reliable as the so-called “PCR test”, in which a sample taken from a nasal swab is sent to a lab for testing.

But it is much quicker, with results available at the testing point within 15 minutes, and European experts think the virus is now moving too quickly to rely on tests that can take days.

“Data from the CDC show that the virus is quickly spreading throughout Europe, we are deeply into the second wave. Now more and more people are getting infected,” von der Leyen said.

“Last week, the total number of confirmed cases in Europe reached 1.1 million. And the more people who get infected, the more people will end up having to be hospitalised with the virus.”

“Our expectations are that these figures will increase further over the next two to three weeks and they’ll increase rapidly,” she said.

Https://www.macaubusiness.com/eu-sets-aside-100-million-euros-for-rapid-virus-tests/

from yesterday

takeover article (twitter)

Https://mobile.twitter.com/iMuesliBrown/status/1321818360812896258

it reads well (Reaction tube technology): :-)

It will enable point of care settings such as care homes and hospital wards to simply take samples and place them in a ‘biologically coated reaction tube’ which will go directly into their rapid Q-series devices.

To achieve this, PrimerDesign, part of the Novacyt Group, have been developing a range of lab products with ‘stabilised biological components’ specially coated and ready to react once in contact with the patient sample. The innovation is expected to be a world first and would revolutionise point of care testing globally.

we need testing to protect the elderly in the rest homes till next summer
the vaccine will only reach them thereafter (as the short of stock supplies will go to the NHS first)
And even then... how long do the antibodies last. Roll on the news of the care hoime trials in London.

if val can go from 1p to 60p ....

£23.13

Don't forget that £287000 buy yesterday afternoon
big news to come methinks

care home rollout uk (worth £569m?)
2nd phase NHS hospitals (700 hospitals (?) on top of the existing 300 - see Angel podcast 2 days ago)
Winterplex in France? Infection rate doubled there.
India/Germany/Hungary/The States
t/o possibility?

Number of daily coronavirus cases in Europe doubles to 200,000 in ten days, with many countries seeing highest-ever infection levels

Https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8871399/Number-daily-coronavirus-cases-Europe-doubles-200-000.html

found the trade back:
25684 buy at 14.41p.m price £11.18. now that's what you call a trade in the know £287000.

The Angel broker note and podcast yesterday said that the NHS could easily say yes to a phase 2 beyond the 300 hospitals of the phase 1 contract. Phase 2 would be bigger he thought (more hospitals). And then there's the care home rollout news to come (could be worth £569m) and the big French order (?) for their NHS, eg Winterplex.

Testing of people with no symptoms is being banned in some countries because the testing centres are overloaded with work. (and reagents running out)
At the same time, all governments want more testing, in general.

Some say (a professor I heard on TV) that next year if you want to go to a restaurant you'll first drop in at a drive-in style, fast-test village (on the city outskirts). Wait 15 min for a result, collect a certificate, or easier a scan code on your phone. Then proceeed covid-free (like a 1-day pass), into town, to your cafe or restaurant, hassle-free. and the hospitality goes back to normal seating. That could be the (non-spontaneous) future...

Doosan, itself, doing OK (new contract win):

Http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20201020000973

hopes of the rest homes rollout (583M?) keeps me in:

eastender boy
29 Sep '20 - 08:53 - 32609
Morning all,

Nice RNS don't you think.
so lets look at what it all means...

first half results 72M
300 PCR contract hospitals (14 weeks) 150M
Phase 2 additional opt (10 weeks 100m
700 PCR contract care homes 583M
Assuming other biz matches improves from the first half lol 100M

Total = 1 billion

There is your mid cap company

share price has got to be in the teens at least.
today is a good day..

Darcy1
29 Sep '20 - 11:40 - 32669 of 32682 0 3 0
Care home test should have finished yesterday, how long before we get a contract for NPT in care homes, it could easily be as large as the contact they have just received

always a good listen

https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/931203/orosur-mining-announces--very-exciting-very-high-grade-gold-project-in-columbia--931203.html

a small mention: https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/931346/small-cap-feast---sareum-holdings-panther-metals-nq-minerals-onthemarket-thor-mining-931346.html