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You're welcome Surfie.

If you scroll to the bottom of your link you will see that their time horizons for forecasting are different from the mainstream forecasters:

From the 11 August to 8 September there was no real movement in price other than 8p or so and you had 4 different buy/sell recommendations.

I wouldn't say so as their charts are based on daily predictions made for day traders imv.

I use these 2 and both bullish.

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/NCYT.LN/overview

https://m.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/NOVACYT-11681992/

Triumph1 the shorter it seems sounding more and more worried by the minute. Oh dear.

Ggp board are happy with the latest results.

Do we know if sve is still holding ggp or sold when price went to 27ish a few weeks ago?

woodies = worries autotype for you.

Triumph should be panicking.

I see you are invested in all the stocks that will be badly affected by worsening covid. Think you have enough of your own woodies to be gloating here.

Triumph is just making up stuff if breath tests are 95% accurate lol. Well you could say that for everything couldn't you. Stick to facts please.

2400 tests a day from 1 opencell - that's more than the combined tests from all the proposed Boots machines that were mentioned here yesterday by my calculations.

They'll have to do another stimulus at this rate and then markets may go the other way.

We are in a stock that should benefit if covid gets worse unlike airlines such as Iag etc.

They have a record of doing so to date in making great purchases.

I always look at worse case scenarios with my shares - so what is the downside if the share price stays as it is or falls and the business continues to perform?

Well they will have a whole heap of cash and then be valued on cash only (worst case scenario) as the fund manager said and at 1.5x cash so around £1 billion by end of next year. So over 12 months likely upside even for those that bought at £12.50 ish.

We know that it is very likely to be valued at more than that if it continues to perform so patience is required.

I bought some for my son at £4.10 and then he had to endure several months of sub £3 or so but even now he is in profit. This just seems like a technical chart thing that all shares go through nothing goes up in a straight line.

Sometimes people can see these movements coming. However my difficulty is that from past experience I know that once I'm out of a share I rarely get back in because then you are thinking I'll wait to see if I can get in cheaper etc. So I just prefer to hold.

The new test you mention is not new news. There are middle eastern companies already from several months ago with the same tech. It's news currently in the market. Since that time the share price has quadrupled.

There are a lot of potential new technologies and not all will succeed and those companies often say themselves that they are complementary to PCR. See you have done your research. Airports very unlikely to adopt as not currently approved Lft tests which have higher accuracy than a breath test.

I see you are a trader as well from your Iag board rinse and repeat as you say shame you missed this one the biggest riser of the year - all the best traders got in.

You are wrong again about most being traders here have you not been reading the board the long term holders even many from under £1 are relaxed and have posted here.

They have said already will exceed £150m before the government contract of circa £400m plus. Updated broker notes as well with revised turnover figures (possibly conservative figures) of circa £300m.

If they want to be taken as a serious company then they have to do what other such companies do and make announcements in the normal way. It's also what is price sensitive information. "Small" contracts for £5m say do not necessarily warrant an rns anymore.

Other important point previously made - not very tactful in a pandemic to say look at all the lovely money we are making.

Look for signs such as job recruitment until proper RNS.

Usain he was Sharehunter before changing his name.

There is an article from yesterday that was talking about the diminished antibodies but it also quoted the professor/Dr in more detail. He said along the lines that with the diminished antibodies Lft tests would fail to pick up any but lab based ones would. Ahead of the curve as usual. Ours antibody test is lab based therefore more sensitive and accurate.

Nova is the only stock that has prospered in the covid environment. Unfortunately others had ambitions (avct, gdr, odx, Ygen) but have all failed to deliver to date and are unlikely to do so in future or will be lagging far behind when they release their first gen products. Word of advice I gave several months back more as a reminder to me as well - stick with the market leader and this is still true now as the company continues in its fast paced transformative growth.

Triumph - so there's an admission there from you that at the moment it's not good enough for airports etc and needs improving. So people were selling today because of these tests which are still in very early development? Erm I don't think so. It's a period of consolidation imv. If people were selling because of these potential new tests then we would have expected there to be buying of those shares that could benefit from these new tests. That didn't happen though did it? I see IAG ended down - one of your shares I believe so according to you it should have gone up as these new breath tests would open up flights again once they are improved to 95%.

I picked up a few yesterday at 15p. It will be good value imv if they get the FDA approval as we are very unlikely to see hear prices again. But it is risky if the approval doesn't come through so only punting money for me.

Hopeful they will get approval though and the company seem very confident as well

9 inch - failed in your prediction and you are on record as saying you will never post again. One to report to admin.