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Aba...I am proud to follow Doc Holloway. Honest and fair man. But I have NEVER EVER used another name. I am Barnetpeter and proud of it.....and I have made a load of ££££ on RMS if you check my history so I have no axe to grind.

last Monday I meant.

Cardan....thank you for being polite. I have made a stack on RMS. But some of the comments on twitter and here are just crazy. A billion revenue a year etc. I agree this may go up but the kicking many novices got last Friday was dreadful.

All the covid testing stocks had a bad week. Yet you would never know it reading the ramping going on. People encouraging people to put their money in so they can dump or short. I have been in the mkts a long time and this time of covid has made people go very nasty to each other. Lies, cheating, companies making things up so the insiders can dump.

So nope not half empty at all. I will take the money but Covid is about death.

I have done very well on RMS. 17 bagger 0.32 to 5p and bought back on Monday at 1.1p; now a 5 bagger. The stock is very over hyped but it may go a lot higher. I am expecting 10p next week. Is that crazy? Probably....

A lot of investors/novices got very burnt last Monday on a lot of covid stocks. Ramping is crazy atm. No revenue, huge mkt cap. Promise and potential of course. Just be careful novicesl!

Tils has fallen over 70 per cent from the highs. The rampers hate anyone who suggests a stock is going lower. I hate rampers.

Bad week for DDDD and we might well see 75p before a recovery.

is only about 50p. The demerger makes it complex but the break below 90p today and the constant kicking in the US is bad news. Little confidence left now so down the price goes.

Dreadful week for the covid stocks. Even the best very NCYT lost nearly20% on the week. Others like GDR and ODX fell far more. Real opps for those that bought at the lows though. ODX hit just 43p today. Good recovery but it does not mean it will hold that on Monday. NCYT collapsed to 550p and yet hit 925 by Friday. Talk about a volatile week! Holders of covid testing stocks spread bets got wiped. All stop losses were hit....and many lost a fortune. The rampers ignore the losses of course.

Next week. Will we get another vaccine on Monday?? Maybe. There are 43 in public trial. Has everything changed for the testing stocks? Yes of course. Only an idiot does not realise that. All these stocks are now much more riskier and the shorts made a fortune on Monday.

Next week? No idea.

Dreadful week for the covid stocks. Even the best very NCYT lost nearly20% on the week. Others like GDR and ODX fell far more. Real opps for those that bought at the lows though. NCYT collapsed to 550p and yet hit 925 by Friday. Talk about a volatile week! Holders of covid testing stocks spread bets got wiped. All stop losses were hit....and many lost a fortune. The rampers ignore the losses of course.

Next week. Will we get another vaccine on Monday?? Maybe. There are 43 in public trial. Has everything changed for the testing stocks? Yes of course. Only an idiot does not realise that. All these stocks are now much more riskier and the shorts made a fortune on Monday.

Will NCYT go up next week? Maybe.....

Bought at 0.32 and sold out over 5p for a 17 bagger. Then it tanks to below 1p on Monday .....I paid 1.12....and here we are above 5p again. On the longer term chart it will look as if it has not really moved this week....

I have a freeroll on this and I would like to add more...but I dont much much that will push it forward. They have profits and a cash pile but maybe below 0.90 will tempt me

"The Board expects the Group to return to profitability in the first half of this financial year and a resumption of dividend with the interim results". £900 million approx in new contracts announced today.

My view is if you are going to buy in this sector, Galliford Try Holdings looks the cheapest and safest bet. I see plenty of upside in an area that is very much out of favour and very lowly rated. Strong and growing profits as the Government throws in billions and a generous dividend may change views. Never going to be on a racy price; with no debt more of a comfortable tortoise. An agreed takeover would not surprise though; they sold the housebuilding arm and it would not be a shock if a much bigger company was thinking about an offer. I reckon 225p to 250p all share would be enough....and you get 140 million in cash.

No debt, no pension worries, cash about 35 million above mkt cap at 100p. Business valued at less than nothing. Most important thing....dividends to restart so the income funds will start yo buy again. My target is now 125p. Although 150p is likely if the divi is generous. Nothing has changed...we all knew this on the way down to 70p. Just shows you have to add on the way down if you see a bargain.

well before the deadline. Not much to buy....only 500K. I applied for 4K so not many will get stock I guess if you think many would want 10K. They may increase the placing to a million or so....but if not the allocations will get scaled back. No costs at all if you use the right broker with PB. New stock on the 28th so just two weeks.

Might fall back to around 80p where it was in August.

It was a bargain at 90p, then at 70p and now at 45p. Wow what a bargain you will get at 35p.

The tests are of little value. So says not the Guardian...but the British Medical Journal.

"In an editorial in the BMJ, two experts, Dipender Gill from Imperial College London and Mark J Ponsford from Cardiff University, said the company had overestimated the test’s accuracy due to the manner in which its trials were carried out and that it should not be widely used".

Very roughly I think this company has assets of about 115p per share and we could get 10p per year in divis and then a 60p final dividend in 2023. That will still leave some assets in a shell company.

I think we can expect plenty over the next few years and then a huge divi when Clearpay is sold.

sure.....but we will be getting nearly 9 per cent on our buys. I average 192p or 188p if you take off the divi on the way.