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It's all history now anyway, what I find most annoying though is that GL is still there whilst many have lost a fortune due to his naive incompetence. I wonder what Scott would say about it all?

The problem here is that there's now a ton of companies producing testing kits and of course a cure is not far off, when that does happen and it will you really don't want to be holding these.

I would say in the current market 25p is the true value here, it's now just a waiting game until it gets there which it will at some point.

With everyting most likely shutting down for weeks if not months, haulage will be one of the very few growth areas in the market.

In hindsight, they should have binned everthing at the time and got into flu detection kits and virus remedies, sp would be 100's of what it is now.

To be fair to TF he did call it right at 14p.

What's with the big jump a moment ago?

I'm amazed it took lse this long.

"Bodes well if you can hold for over a few weeks."
By which time multiple companies would have flooded the market with their own kits, the time is now not in weeks.

"So you’re patting yourself on the back for a small percentage gain v 84% loss
Interesting"
That's of course if he really did take out a short, which I doubt. I'm holding also.

So LTH's = No and all the brand new posters = Yes, paid company shills maybe?

I got out at 13p and I thought that was low, the sp will rebound at some point.

:-)

Never fully understand large funds selling huge amounts in one go, exactly same thing happened to MTFB, surely it's far more profitable for them and us to offload slowly.

If this gets to 5p I might buy in again.

If it did I would be hoovering them up like no tomorrow.

Would be great if it gets suspended pending a takeover, 30p easy.

The problem with NCYT is that there's now loads of companies bringing testing kits to market, I think their short time in the spotlight has gone.

and we all know what happens when the selling stops....

Degsy, you're right it does state £70m in the interim results so that increases their valuation of the company to £137m or 36.2p per share.