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Since early this year we have been told that all Paraytec tests are progressing well.
The Prof has been tweeting he has the best and fastest test for Covid and testing is here to stay.
Two tests are completed in August and we are told they are in talks to commercialise the covid test and it is funded to completion and we have £2m in the bank.
The posters on this bb continue to tell us that Mr Brown is only in business to make as much money as he can.
So can someone explain why, when the best news is the company has is due in August, that the CEO of the company who has best and inside knowledge of what is happening in Braveheart has, between March and end of June, sold 8176494 shares in the company and left himself with a paltry 600k shares.
I suppose Los Angeles Hospitals taking on the IB Clinic does not count as bringing something to the market.
What a sad dummy you are
It gets tiresome when rampers keep talking about when this was £1. When this was £1 there were 8m shares so a mcap of £8m.
The mcap is now £9m so when it was £1 is totally irrelevant.
That's right Dodger but there were only 8m shares then so mcap of £8m. Looking for a £1 with 70m shares in a years time
Just been looking at the Pelican test being tested by BA in the states. It shows 98% sensitivity and 100% specificity and results in 20 seconds so on a par with Parayrtes and 4 months in front. I assume the technique use is the same as Carl's but the reusable shoebox can do one at a time instead of 100 so much easier to use in a slow moving queue as in boarding a plane or entering a concert hall. The usages would appear to be closing down on Carl's test except for PCR testing on a large scale. Yes there will be different tests for different situations but for Aitlines and concert halls we appear to be too late to the ball.
Unless Carl's shoebox can be adapted for one at a time.
Not deramping sensible discussion please
Poor first post Adrian. TB has already doubled his £1.2m as he bought in at 6p and he is still here. Should maybe scrub that post and start again.
Mathsprof can you point to the RNS that states TB has outstanding warrants. He has no options left they were exercised. When did TB take up shares where warrants were included. I think you are telling porkies again but prove me wrong
What a dummy you are DaProphet. No wonder nobody takes you seriously when you say you did not invest because you did not like the name of the company. That sounds like serious investment not to take. Stupid or what
Braveheart was founded in 1997 and based in Perth Scotland for many years and investing in spin offs from Scottish Universities. One of the founders was a Thomson hence the connection to D C Thomson in Dundee. So don't make something out of nothing with the name