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RegulatorUK, CTEA have an App/BlockChain tech as well. The BC can easily handle the data, but certainly know news from CTEA. Stab in the dark if it is them.

Newuncle, fair enough, miss-understood on my part, apologies.

CAR3Y, are you having a bad day, go and bang your head against a wall! Read what I said, in response to a DL. I don't think a sentance to ?? gives him any oxygen. Second, where have I stated the CEO can't respond, he can - my point is simple, the more you reply to trolls the more they feed off it, ie: Oxygen - Is that clear? Look it up, don't, its part of a conversation that went way above your head - Car brand, I doubt it. As for LTH, again, what are you on about, or rather what planet are you currently circling...don't bother answering, you too busy adding 1 +1 and getting 5. PS - I got a massive holding in this company, I am more positive than a bull elepant in musk, looking for a shxg - Best you look up that last part!

Remember the old saying, don't google it - Treat others as others treat you, ciao amigo!

DavidLaw - I agree on TW, the CEO should not be giving oxygen to him/no doubt he put a line out an got a bite - TW has no creditabilty from what I have read, I am not signed up but I do know several people who aren't idiots he think is a doos (look that up in Google)

The R rate, 50% - You could be right with the R rate, as long as the virus does not mutate or can jump from other animals (mink) and the vaccine lasts for a year...if its a 6 month vaccine, then I stick by what I said earlier. CV hits the older generation the most, but it hits plenty of people under 50 and long covid is an issue. You will know better than most, viruses adapt, and CV will adapt as I mentioned early. And because of this, testing is going to be here for a very long time, I personally don't agree with a two year window - Businesses, II, VC's etc do not invest in short term companies in general, takes a good 2/3 years to get any decent exit, 5 in Europe seems to be the norm. VC's, II do not panic in general. Something is going on under the table in regards to testing, the longer term project, we are not hearing the full story with CV19, there is a lot more to come, I believe.

Lunsam, cruise ships will happen, with DVRG leading the charge - Is the Caribbean islands going to allow people to roam around without agreements in place from the cruise companies for outbreaks? They would be mad, same for holiday makers flying in - Zero infrastructure to deal with mass breakouts with the locals, the emphasis has to be placed on the cruise companies, airlines. £4 bucks a day, peanuts and few less lobsters on board.

You also have closer to home, Brittany Ferries who run to France and Spain - trucks, holiday makers into Santander/Bilbao - Brexit - How does this work, who is going to ensure (even if its only 2 years till CV is under control) that the people on board, including the staff are all CV free - Everything comes back to testing. If the CEO is not talking to Brittany Ferries, he should be.

Mining companies, take SA/Joburg which I know well - Miners don't go home as they do in the UK, they stay near the mine in prupose built facilities, thousands. Not just from SA, Nambia, Bots, Zim all work in the mines, there will have to be stuctures put in place to protect them and the people they return home to...another massive opportunity. Its endless, its down to the CEO, the sales team to get contracts via goverments or listed/private companies - If there is a value for companies, ie: keep the workforce going/insurance premiums reduced/whatever, then you would think its a brain dead decision for them to take on DVRG.

You would think insurance companies next year are going to have some wonderful add on's, just as they did with the terrorism risk insurance act/a nice little earner - All this and lots more will put the onus on companies across the board - Back against the wall time - What can they now do to cover ourselves - TEST.

Morning DavidLaw - I don't have a scientific unlike yourself, its good to hear alternative views. Is CV19 short term, I would disagree. Its not the flu, that comparison seems to be from several months back - Its highly contagious (not to say the flu is not, but its clear it does not have the same effects short term/long term/long CV19) COVID-19 is caused by an infection with a new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and spreads a lot quicker, (flu is caused by infection with influenza viruses) I think we can agree /otherwise we would of been shut down many times by now.

Covid-19 mutates has mutated, D614G being one. We also don't know the link between animals, we saw what happened in Denmark/Netherlands with mink - Why would Novacyt in an RNS mention RnD, companies normally don't throw money at these type of projects unless they have been given informatiion by goverment bodies. I don't know the answer, I find it puzzling that has happened/as welll as this being mentioned in an RNS.

Has CV19 mutated, will mutate? Of course, as all viruses do - The question being in which direction does it go, north or south. Time will tell, but I do find it interesting that most diagnostic companies are expanding, big sums being invested - All based around testing - If they thought/or the information they are being fed/goverments/scientists thought CV19 is going away, why expand? Another red flag for me, we the masses are being spoon fed information.

We have to look at the world/Europe, not just the UK - Is everyone going to have th vaccine, no. Percentage, I would say 65% in the UK (being optimistic) and I don't believe a lot of younger people, 18-35 years old will take it. Measles its back in the UK, that needs 94% take up (from the papers I have read) I just cannot see 90%+, or even close to 75% of the UK poplous having the vaccine. The rest of Europe, ROW, US, Africa...IMO its not going to happen. I am from SA, lived in China, travelled for 8 years around the world, sitting in Portugal now - from my experience mass scale vacs uptake are a a complete fallacy.

The Vaccine - Long term symptoms , no-one knows. How long does the vaccine last for, no-one knows. Will CV19 get clever, I would say so, which as with flu vacciness mean constant RnD and more than likely yearly injections/could be every 6 months/no-one knows. Will everyone around the world have these injections on time, yearly etc or miss there dates, probably - which results in new cases. Does the vaccine stop you getting CV19, no, they don't think it does - With the vaccine can you pass it on, yes you can. Will there be a lot of negative press/user experiences in the months to come, 100% guaranteed. Will that result in less people being vaccinated, most definitely.

Without constant testing over the years to come, I don't think we will get back to a 'normal life', come summer things will be better, but mass testing will drive the sentiment - Come next winter...

Interesting thread, some great comments with varialbe views. I think if the CEO was a juggler people would pay a few bucks to see him, he has had a lot of on his plate. CV19 is never going to go away, its been my opinion from day one and will remain so. The breathalyser is the holy grail, get that product on the market for for B2C use, DVRG becomes a company that most PI's will want to have a share in. Gerard Brandon comes on as a switch on guy, he should know the holes he can't cover off, if he needs to bring in a 3rd party on the breathalyser, then he will - that is my gut feel from following him on Twitter.

The water treatment part, the opportunities are immense - II is an issue, all AIM companies face the same hurdles, but contracts, cash in the bank is all that matters along with the vision and the quality of the BoD. Time will tell, there is a lot of well informed SH's on this BB, conjecture is great, knowledge is power and only the BoD know the real current picture. The CEO buying more is a postive, he posts here, reads, in a lot of ways we are all in the same boat...seems to me he is financially well off, creating a multi million pound/if a not a billion pound company is more attractive than an extra few mill in the bank, after all isn't that the buzz.

Tiptree, slippery than eels. The only way to get a number on them is for the Germans too pull rabits out of hats, the old Churchill salute and off we go into the northern sunset.

comek2, bang on - its the wild west, its Clint Eastwood mixed up with Dirty Harry - Sit back and wait for the news, this story has is not finished!

Merchantbanker, totally agree. Covid is not going away, never was, never will. As with flu viruses, CV19 will mutate, after all its not as thick as the members on here who have been talking down this company for weeks upon weeks. Its clear to anyone who is looking beyond the BS posts across all Covid stocks, all the companies are investing. No-one invests in machinery, infrastructure, staff, RnD etc unless there is an ROI.

For people who got steel balls, they will make serious money over the coming months, ODX SP has been driven down for reasons that will only become clear in the months to come.

LionelGreen, great work.

Trickymatters, sorry to hear your news, safe trip.

Vascular, I do agree. This is the USP that opens the flood gates. UK Gov are in need of a game changer, something beyond what the media have been pushing, testing stations etc. Home testing, affordable prices will give a real boost and change the narrative. MHRA doing a final usability study - it should tell us that they are hammering this, doing due dil to break this home test, all being equal, the word 'final' is important - Tells us a lot of hurdles have been jumped, you would expect anything of any significance has been dealt with.

Is 'final' the most important word - sentance below in the RNS?

'MHRA approval for self-test use of the AbC-19™ Rapid test expected following final usability study'

Manifesto, 'Perhaps they should be scrutinised......... Hopefully by our Lawyers!!!'

The Times are making allegations, its only right RMS laywer/s write to them and get a response. If/and I agree with you, its a big stretch/the BoD have been up to ???? then SH's should know. If, the more plausbile answer, The Times have assumed what has happened, they need to aplogise in writing/in their paper and give RMS some positive headlines.

Regardless, something is going on, shares are being swallowed up, lets hope its Volz digesting.

bunsenburner123, thanks for the response. I will open up an account, I knew I should of not deleted it, twice this week. Enjoy your weekend.

middleEastMoney, SA is, check the numbers and get back to me.

SAA (you are reaching) has private investors and potential airline partners getting involved. Lets take BA, owned by IAG (Spanish) did they just do a rights issue along with RR (Rolls Royce) Why do you think IAG would need 3 billion? All airlines have major problems, look at the French carrier.

BMN - I can see why you are frustrated, holding shares long term without the results an investor thinks the return should be is frustrating, all investors sail and have sailed in that boat. Timing is everything, too early, too late, its just the way business is. Look at NCYT, perfect timing, how many years have there SH (I am one) been sailing that ship. Could be the timing is right now?

I am happy you are not loosing money, I don't agree with what you say but no PI likes to see others drowning. Myself, I keep my investments private, but everyone has their own strategy on verbalising their finacial postions.

There are always better investments, I can give you several/I am sure others on here can do the same. But, that is not really the point of comparing one against the other, that is easy to do, and that suggests a all in one pot, rather than mulitple eggs in the basket.

Thanks for the tips on your investments, I have been in BTC since 2011, I personally know the owner of XRP. As for bags, in SA we like to carry ruck sacks, better for getting you trained for the long term plan of life.

Your presumption of blind faith (not a bad band) is thinking for other PI's on this BB - Who knows what others hold, who cares, one guy can have 10 million shares at 1p, another 500 at 10p - What makes you think others are loosing, you only loose when you sell - and that is a choice for each investor. Maybe, bit of a long shot, other PI's already are invested and your comment of 70% is peanuts to them - 70% of what, £100, £10,000, 100K - Its all revelant, is it not.

Where I do agree with you - Each to their own. GL

Good points there. For me, I would like the standalone BESS solutions being developed more and more, the international market opportunties are massive - There is a window of opportunity in this sector, the big issue/concern for me is the Graphene market, something I spend time in. Over the next few years this is going to explode, there are some serious investors and a number of companies/listed spending huge amounts on RnD (not including China). Plenty of opportunities for both products, lots of collabrations, but for me, BMN need to be at the forefront.

middleEastMoney - 'South Africa is a broken country/economy, FM needs to rotate some of the business focus away from SA'

I have read some comments on this BB but you get the prize of the week for the above. Its clear you have zilch understanding of how Africa/SA or Southern Africa works. You do relize Eskom is more than (Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe) just supply SA/ see brackets.

SA has problems, no doubt, but to say its 'broken' is a ridiclous statement. Do you know SA is the largest exporter of platinum in the world? There are numerous other examples. SA has the second biggest ecomony in Africa, your thoughts on all other African countries must be....

As for the tanker comment, for the commical aspect it made me smile, for a comparison against an individual/company, its not really shining a light on your credentials - it tells me you have very little understanding on the business, the individual you mentioned and how real business is conducted in SA/Africa as a whole.

I am sure you will jump back on when it goes North, pop back on, inform the board, pop out again, back again......Which in reality means you are a 10%, day/week trader (nothing wrong in that) but it means your comments can't be taken serious. GL.

Lets hope this is part of the dealings behind the scences, the Rand is not a currency you want to sit on. Right people in the right places = contracts.

bunsenburner123, no, I closed my account a few years back. Can you post here?

Bump this up. With the lunatics being off the grass for the weekend, this post below is worth remembering through all the fog. So Portugal, mask wearign will continue for the whole of 2021, including tourists coming in. Southern Europe does not have the same set up as Northern Europe for hospitals etc...the funds are not there, so this is the fall back. The point being, Spain, Portugal, Greece etc etc will insist on mask wearing as well as testing.

All eyes on Denmark, Minks - NCYT RnD on this, why?

Sometimes, its not an easy switch to turn off, the UK is just 65 million, Europe is 500 plus - Volz know this.

This is worth a read - Bottom of the page, not reported on.

'It is to be expected that SARS-CoV-2 will diverge into phenotypically different lineages as it establishes itself as an endemic human pathogen'

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19818-2