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Anyone know if Eqtec's tech can cope with car tyres?

We're on Frankfurt and three other German markets, but there's no volume.

https://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/eurasia-mining-aktie/kurse

From the Guardian Live

"European Medicines Authority unlikely to approve Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine this month
The European Medicines Authority (EMA) will most likely not be able to approve the Covid-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford in January, the watchdog’s deputy executive director, Noël Wathion, said.
“They have not even filed an application with us yet”, he said in an interview with the Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad on Tuesday. European regulators had only received some information about the vaccine, Wathion said.
“Not even enough to warrant a conditional marketing licence”, he added. “We need additional data about the quality of the vaccine. And after that, the company has to formally apply.”
This made it “improbable” that an approval could be granted next month, Wathion said.
The EMA could not be reached for comment.
AstraZeneca told Reuters last week that its Covid-19 vaccine should be effective against the new coronavirus variant, adding that studies were under way to fully investigate the impact of the mutation.
It had submitted a full data package about its vaccine to the British medicines regulator, the UK health secretary, Matt Han****, said.
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Cheers Fingers. Had to sell my UK holdings a while back to raise living money, but still hold 108k shares in Germany. If the price gets to 71 cents there I cover all losses and am ready for the ride up.

Question is, is Germany going to cover that gap?

In here quite heavily and have been for years. Finally about to break even. Regarding ZNWD, I gather 50% is owned by company administrators. That must have implications doesn't it? What if they just get released to market?

No not delisted. Five trades on here so far.

Does anyone know the reason for the sudden German interest?

Seem to have missed the boat on this one. Was looking at it two weeks ago as well, but was distracted by covid stock sehnanigans.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/dec/23/amazon-ring-camera-hack-lawsuit-threats

Surely Versalab is the ideal solution for this situation.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/22/covid-uk-may-test-all-lorry-drivers-to-try-to-break-port-gridlock

News4u, what became of your prediction on the 30th Nov?

https://horizon-magazine.eu/article/pcr-antigen-and-antibody-five-things-know-about-coronavirus-tests.html

https://horizon-magazine.eu/article/pcr-antigen-and-antibody-five-things-know-about-coronavirus-tests.html

Hope those humungous trades are buys. I assume they must be as to be sells, they'd surely be cheaper.

Bluerill, I'm also in EUA, and the funny shenanigans that goes on it that share has to be seen. I don't begin to understand it or to be able to interpret it, but price manipulation to facilitate large trades, including by funds, is obvious.

We've more than doubled in the last six weeks. Some people will be taking profits. Now let a little churning take place so it settles down to this new level. The next rise will come when we get news, which should be this year or very early next.

Keith probably meant 'news hopefully before xmas'. There's lots that's not under his control so don't be disappointed if it's the first week of January instead...

https://twitter.com/CzechLithium/status/1338994786821234690?s=20

https://www.internationaltin.org/pathway-to-low-cost-hydrogen-economy-with-tin-fuel-cell-catalysts/

At that price??