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No, its simply people buying that think its finally bottomed. i did call it last night. Said I felt a big surge was imminent. There is only so long your underlying fundamentals can be strengthening and your mcap declining, has to revert eventually. many false dawns before but seems to be a strong case for a sustained recovery now. Long long way to go yet
I dont think the question is what tests do the UK want to do for travel. I would think the more pertinant question will be what tests will every other country expect from the UK given we have 50k plus cases a day and escalating exponentially. Would you allow LFTs from a british traveller knowing they have so many cases? I doubt many would be happy about that approach
Cant erode it when there's nothing left. The carcass has already been stripped, the bones cracked open and the marrow devoured. At this point shorters / momentum traders are just sucking the air out of the sky.
Regardless of the % of tests we supply, there is no doubting that a broad based national increase in testing as a result of more cases will mean more tests supplied by NCYT, be that private or government. We know they supply some to the NHS and can supply more under the framework, we know we supply private providers. Testing is rocketing (even if you simply test the positive/negative cases (factor up by 4 as 75% of cases will be negative and not show in positive case numbers), ergo however we look at it NCYT will have higher demand. It's not headline grabbing like before hence we arent getting the speculators, but enough people know NCYT and its potential to at the very least be starting to position themselves. Anyway, it is what it is for now, but I can't help but feel a big share surge is imminent.
I have no idea why NCYT isn't surging on the back of these escalating numbers. More infections means much more PCR tests. We've become so downtrodden and lack so much sentiment, that even when our underlying fundamental income driver is signalling take off we don't move. It's got to give at some point. How long before the market realises NCYT is still bringing in the cash I wonder.
He lives in Swindon, which means boredom is his life, certainly not something new to him from there abouts, I'd know I live there a long time too. Irrelevant really I guess, whether its concluded or not we probably will never know as it will all be done under an NDA, and the 100m HSC late payment paid into our offshore caymans island account so it doesn't show up in the companies and investors books.
Just what we need in the middle (if not concluded already) of a legal dispute, our lead lawyer becoming a 'consultant'. Ah Novacyt, mid cap my arse. He's only been there 7m, doesn't really fill us with confidence if hes swanning off already, unless David is getting his own team in which I'd be all for.
On the positive side it is the first RNS of David's era and the share closed positive. Been a long time since I've seen an RNS that doesnt result in a red day (and that includes the monthly shares in issue update). Lets hope its a sign of things to come.
Although in Avactas defence, I would much rather NCYT told me pretty little lies and the mcap was higher, than told me how many millions we've got sitting in profit and sales and yet have such an atrocious share price. Markets are a funny old thing.