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https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/POLX/appointment-of-non-executive-director/14559346

It's not showing up on this website.

Looks like the investor Bracco is now running the show with this important appointment.

SVE is also similar value of GGP worth more than share price.

How did NCYT end up with £9 million circa cash then at end of April if margins were so thin? I understand both companies have indicated similar gross margins.

https://www.rapidmicrobiology.com/news/who-release-covid-19-test-scores-of-100

Not according to this perhaps you should stick to facts!

Richard Hullihen, Chief Executive Officer of Polarean said: "The positive results of these Clinical Trials validate our belief that Polarean's technology allows clinicians to visualise aspects of the lung function, which have never before been visible by MRI, both safely and quantitatively. More than 30 million Americans suffer from a chronic lung disease and the financial burden of lung disease now exceeds US$150 billion annually. Given the limitations of existing methods to diagnose and monitor lung disease, we see a significant unmet need for non-invasive, quantitative and cost-effective image-based diagnosis technology without exposing patients to ionizing radiation. We believe that our technology has the potential to overcome these limitations and we look forward to using data from the Clinical Trials to support our New Drug Application."

I'm no expert in this area. I do not know the difference between the company's offering and that of competitors I need to do more research on that.

However, my understanding is that the company through its successful phase 3 will be able to target the bigger clinical/medical market whereas the current uses by other companies are limited to research labs etc and the not the medical market. The NDA due to be sought from the FDA will be for a device and drug combination.

Perhaps someone with more understanding can confirm.

Not the first time according to the Wikipedia page:

"In September 2017, Winnifrith authored an article which claimed that the FCA would not be shutting down Beaufort Securities.[11] In March 2018, Beaufort Securities was shut down, declared insolvent, and charged with fraud, following a joint FCA, FBI, SEC and DOJ investigation.[12][13][14][15][16]"

Just seems like clickbait 99 pence soon adds up!

The company is selling to the world. Why does it need ramping? It's the only one with products certified and selling. If he wants to pick shares that are being ramped there are a few companies that have inflated market caps and no products to show which he could do a real piece on. Imo Dyor.

We do have patents and new patents for other uses are also being granted if I recall properly:

Polarean Imaging plc. Expands Capabilities in Hyperpolarized Gas Technology - August, 2013
Hyperpolarized Gas MRI: A Unique and Valuable Pulmonary Research Tool

"Durham, NC - August, 2013 -a pioneer in hyperpolarized gas technology, announced today that the Canadian Patent Office has allowed two additional patents on the Company’s modular hyperpolarized gas MRI technology. This expands the worldwide patent coverage already provided by Polarean Imaging plc. patent estate of 34 patent families, acquired from GE Healthcare in early 2012. Polarean Imaging plc. manufactures products based on this patented technology for sale worldwide to basic researchers and pharmaceutical companies conducting clinical research"

http://www.polarean.com/news.html

Thanks for your useful posts Diversified.

What's the involvement with Astrazenica phase 3 as I couldn't find much information on it?

Can these be put into a SIPP or is it a trading account only?

Also this article in times from 1 hour ago not sure if it is the same one you refer to:

"Big rewards for the small player who saw virus coming"

Thanks for the advice Samolly2. I'm still learning. I sold at a profit as bought my original stake at 40p which I thought was expensive then.
Just lost out on around £1000 extra profit from falling share price but as you say if I had just waited it would have worked out better as share price is up from bottom.

Are all brokers the same or do some deal faster when share price is falling?

Also sorry for all the questions but is there a good book or course about trading tips etc so someone can learn how to deal with such and other situations in the market rather than learning from experience?

Still learning so didn't realise about stop order. Do some brokers deal faster than others?

If someone sold entire holding today can they still participate in the placing?

I put the order in for sale at over 2.30 and it was dealt in the 1.60s by Interactive Investor?