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Lifes-a-gamble - Well said mate, GL to you.

larryh, you paid €45 for 5?

Has the use/day/hour change, what does the packaging say for how long you can use the mask for? (or recommended)

What is the packaging like?

sidpanesar, I think a lot of PI's came in with that in their mind, what % is down to each of us, plus to earn a few bucks. Still, doesn't excuse the fact we are being played with, the RNS today was designed by one of dogs and written by a hooman with s-h-i-t on their hands! This is all manipulated, or in old street market talk, we are being shafted left, right and centre!

The fundemantals are still in place, this 4 ply is a smoke screen for a lower SP, the 5 will be out - We have zero idea what it really means anyway, I can't find any decent scientific research to tell me what is the difference/medical speaking. Once the charade is over (do they need capital/placing - is this the game here) , everything goes back to the basics, manufacturing = paid contracts = a balance sheet = a decent SP - Nothing on that front has changed, the former RNS's we all know about.

They rang me, as a lot of said they are looking to ramp up their membership. The just did a new IPO with David Evans, I was called several weeks ago and it was part of that drive. I have had a couple of calls from them since then, you need to pass 2 out of 3 'tests' then you move onto a Q&A that takes 30 mins. If you then pass their criteria you are then in.

Here are some numbers of people who play - https://www.statista.com/statistics/899177/badminton-participation-uk/

Here is a report from the Bad Club - https://www.badmintonengland.co.uk/media/6696/be-annual-report-2017-18-final-web.pdf

Gives you an idea of how big/small this sport is - surprisingly they quote 975,000 people per month play the game. Both links worth a read.

DShox, I think your post sums up where this is. Proof of concept today, is more important than landing Arsenal FC (example) it will show bigger companies that the concept works, is reliable and fits into the UK goverments strategy, ie: T&T - Hopefully in the coming days the PR machine will work a bit more and get the message out, you would suspect then the SP to then find its right place.

I would think now the CTEA team are pretty confident about their product, you don't need to go into meetings with a begging bowl, you can go in with facts and figures - SA is screwed, lets hope they (whoever they are in SA) have been waiting for this confirmation - You land a contract over their with the goverment, mining company etc and we are in a different ball game.

Great RNS this morning, should stablise the SP around the 900p this week. Looks to me NCYT are speaking to some/many goverment officials regarding this new strain. Apart from Northern Europe keeping chicken farms for mass consumption, as an example over in Portugal/I am currently over here - A hell of a lot of people keep chickens/ducks in their gardens/sheds for themeselves. Plus you have the hunters, hunting of birds is very popular on a Sunday/Thursday (depending on the time of year) and they even sell these to the local cafes or take home to eat. Conditons of keeping poultry are not like the UK.

Just to throw this into perspective, the average wage in Portugal is less than 600 euros a month, so keeping poultry, pigs etc, growing your own veg is the norm once you leave the towns.

Most places in Southern Europe, especially outside the cities live like this. Just another angle of how to view this RNS.

Employing 10 permanent people/staff is big news - It shows the company is super super super confident, tells me they have signed more contract (s) or have been given assurances they will get X contract - On top of the anual wage bill you have employees national contributions + the new regulations that came out a few years back - Workplace pensions - Training, covering holidays. This could add on 300K + - 20% on the wage bill.

This is excellent news for SH's.

Cool dude. I surfed that spot, a few times - Not a 100 feet I might add, my balls are steel (AIM investor) If you ever get the chance its worth visiting in the winter, its an awesome show of pure power - I seen some big stuff in Hawaii, Oz, even SA kicks off - But Nazare, that is power. A British plumber holds the record, I think I am right it has not been broken. Lots of people come back with broken everything - Shows you, we are just grains of sand....

MrMerlot, morning. I read this article back when it came out. There was a post yesterday we touched on masks, the member mentioned £12 - £25 retail washable masks - I mentioned then there are mask (s) in the market now, one from Italy is excellent, I have one, but they cost £40 - lasts a year, washable - But it has a filter, Graphene/Nano tech (anti viral SARS - Breathable - Non steamy/does mist glasses up etc) The filter is changeable, lasts 40 hours - The price is the issue, Graphene is expensive, also there are different grades (INK) so need to be wary. I am on Twitter under my name here, I won't post links on this BB but if you want to know more drop me a message.

It will never effect this product, RRP will never be under £5.

Lots of questions CARDAN - there is a few things that point to the postives - They have spent money on a patent application, money spent on a a machine, from what we understand they have appointed a new person who has contacts in the retail world and we think they have been busy getting in contracts - We also have the Volz connection, and Heads of Terms have been mentioned. Plus licence deals and rest of the USP's in the company (+ the contract with Walmart ;) )

When its all said and done, all we want to hear is contract numbers followed by the PnL/Balance Sheet, the nuts and bolts. All the games of TB etc(I agree with you GC was hung/drawn/quarter - but he would of learnt that lesson) will carry on. Reminds me of an old surf spot, Nazare in Portugal - You Tube that along with big wave surfing - J Bay is much more mellow, we are on the Nazare ride.

Mulletman, thanks for the response. I take your point on the vunerable and deaths in this group, bloody tragic! We still have all ages who can catch it, is that a problem? Not sure, seems for a lot of people long covid is a real problem, I have a friend who is going through this, by all accounts its a nightmare. Made the point earlier, antibodies run out, you get re-infected, the circle continues - The big issue moving forward is the economy, does Vacs deal with this/considering all the questions around this, some we have discussed - Back to testing, you can't stay at home if you got a runny nose.

Boosters or a new Vac will be needed, but we also have the issue with mutation. We know the virus has mutated at least once/we also know the situation in Denmark/minks - Its a complicated conversation, coupled with the facts the scientists don't know all the answers - A lot of unknowns.

Testing kits will drop significantly as production ramps up, that will solve that issue/work places will start to have kits in-house - airports etc - You have a good point (not willing to come forward for asymptomatic testing unless there's some form of financial compensation) its a hurdle that needs to be overcome.

My thoughts are testing is here for a long time, if not as one example I find it strange that companies are spending a lot of money in the testing sector/ODX/NCYT etc...If you also look at the contracts the DHSS are giving out (Bid Stats etc) they are massive. I think there is plenty we are not being told and I also think testing is part of Europes strategy to get the economy moving - Only time will tell. GL on your job, I can't see you loosing it too soon.

kfordearp, agreed. I am still struggling to understand why the majority of people still don't believe testing is 'part' 'and important part of getting us moving again. The SP makes no sense, even people investing can't see the big picture, if they did this SP would be at a £1, maybe even £1.50 on the sentiment alone. There is enough meet on the bones to show us what is coming, seems to me a lot of people need it cut up into pieces and placed on the plate so they can see its time to eat.

Landy7, you are spot on. Certain commercial insurance companies ask for regular updates and re-testing on products, they want to see the docs. - In the CBD industry as an example, all re-runs need to re-tested and lab approved. Standards can/do drop across the board in a lot of industries, as you mentioned in an earlier post is a very easy procedure.

Mulletman - Doesn't make sense they way you have described this. The first issue is 6 months? Its impossible to Vac Europe in 6 months, never mind the world - Second problem, the current two Vacs/from what I understand the 3rd (Oxford) none of them prevent the person being vaccinated passing on CV19 - 3rd problem, how long will the antibodies last for? Lets say a year at best - Repeat the Vac programme, worldwide - 4th problem, you need a min 70% uptake (Measles is 94% for herd immunity)

Are 70% of people going to have the Vac - Think about Europe as well - I would say no, not in the 24 months at least.

5th problem, me/you and X will have different timescales, so if I had the Vac mine might last 6 months, yours 4/ X person 12 - So now I cacth it, you catch it - and we pass it onto to similar people using my example timeline - Now what? Then you 'miss' your allocated date for the 2nd Vac, millions do, now what?

6th - Apart from the UK, a lot of countries in Europe have made it mandatory to wear masks - Portugal as an example have already stated masks will be worn for 2021, as well as any visitors/tourists.

IMO three things will happen:

1) Testing will be an everyday event, that includes home testing so we can test before we leave.

2) Mask wearing will continue for at least another 18 months.

3) The Vacs, there are going to be a lot of surprises, its part of the answer, but its not the holy grail - For me, testing is the long term solution so we can get back to 'some' normality.

Lastly, there is only one mask out there that repels SARS and its washable - The RRP is too hight for mass wearing - In the next year or so this new tech will get cheaper as long as the MOQ's on production ramp up.

Torreaguas, great post. We all saw that TB tweet as well, looks like he took it down.

Do you know what the significance/if any of those two not being on this RNS, but have been on the previous?

Bladey, you could be right - Regardless of how they raise capital/and how much is needed/the big positive is the business is going somewhere, the pie in the sky thinking is going out the window. You raise capital to grow, and I would presume they are getting enquiries/orders to lead them to make this decision - For me, its just a positive RNS which long term leads to a stronger PnL/Balance Sheet = a higher SP.

Diamondlover, wondered how long it take for you to rock up, brought your mates over with you....

RegulatorUK, its just a joke, a bit of humour to lighten things up. Does anyone really think that the BoD launched an RNS on the back of a post, come on....I thought you were/are a lot smarter than to make a post like that.

HullFC4ever, amazing tactics, pushed them into an RNS - Keep up the good work.