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Well i am a bit more optimistic than some and a bit more pessimistic than others, i bought some more this AM at 66 and 64...i will buy every day it goes down until the end of next week.

I think we will do alright

I read it as 2 billion for HB over 10 years, so 200 million a year shared, not too bad for TW i would think

Yep, i have also read your posts, i also read quite widely on matters relating to testing , masks and vaccinations. I thought i might get a few replies that would be helpful to me. The test is currently being validated by Porton Down so i guess the goverment is interested in it, and it will be available on the market very soon.

I also hold some iQAI and avoided RMS

Thanks for the various inputs

Agreed. What do you think about the test they are doing?

Its a 10 minute test it uses IQ it will cost a fiver, the test has already been approved without the use of AI, it is being validated at Porton Down. It is being manufactured in china and is expected to be approved in a couple of weeks. Article in the Telegraph

Two British companies have joined forces to develop a rapid Covid test that they claim will be the most sensitive in the world when it launches in March.

The lateral flow test was developed by Excalibur Healthcare Services, a Cambridge-based diagnostics company founded and led by biotech entrepreneur Sir Chris Evans. Embedded in the test is artificial intelligence software from medical technology company Sensyne Health.

If a lateral flow test is positive, a red line appears on the result window. The stronger the line, the higher the viral load. "Some people light up like a Christmas tree," Sir Chris said.

This new test is ultra-sensitive and can detect in less than 10 minutes extremely low levels of the Covid virus in the body.

"I am confident this is the best test in the world," said Sir Chris. "No one has ever had a lateral flow test get the level we have and it is a combination of that brilliant algorithm software and our sensitive reagents."

The seller is locked in for 90 days, on residual holding. will we see more to come next year?

Is this a normal arrangement don't remember coming across it before?

Just re-read the RNS more carefully, indeed a share sale...drive the price up for a couple of months and then do the trade.

Wouldn’t be surprised LOL

The Sp was higher than this last week after rising fast in the last few months. I think the market knew it was coming and i would be surprised to see the placing over subscribed and the SP not to be affected too much..

It gone straight up the last few days, with quite large uncrossing trades at the end of the day. It feels like we need some news to justify the rise.