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@GBrandon: No one begrudges your wife or yourself a profit, thats what we are all here for, just not very professional promoting your next project in a DVRG RNS

I don't think the action of selling is the issue, its the sentiment it displays towards DVRG, the waving the flag for his other investments using the DVRG RNS

@Burt2000, so you prove the point that the DVRG RNS had a ramping affect on Microsaic, thats all i'm saying, because you followed our CEO's investment elsewhere, He's free to move his money around as much as the next person, I just think the RNS was strange to include that statement.

@Chesh, No one is saying they have to defend selling their shares, its just they never had to say in a DVRG RNS, i'm selling here to invest elsewhere, Just issue a plain I sold my shares RNS.

@Chesh: on the face of it (and the news banner "IN BRIEF: Wife Of DeepVerge CEO Sells Shares To Buy Into Microsaic" it would appear to be so, There is no reason why they had to include that statement in the RNS, linking the sale to an alternative investment. even if we can all add 2 and 2 and come up with 4 !, It does make it look that Mr and Mrs Brandon's focus is not DVRG, and they wanted to basically make that clear to all.

Why did they feel obligated to tell us where she was spending the money, telling us she was moving her investment from here into another company just looks like rubbing salt into the wound

@Davde, was only looking for views on the reported ‘breakdown in consortium relationships', wasnt offering any support for the article

@Davde, the same opinion as sharebuyers

https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/the-daily-mail-just-lived-up-to-its-reputation-with-its-flawed-abingdon-health-article/

@Chuggley, more than happy to hear the counter argument to my junk posts

Your views on Roche’s H2 uncertainty, and cracks in consortium being reported, together with Walbrook eluding to antigen being ODX focus , when we dont have TT transfer, referring to your tweet what test do you think we are using the existing capacity on?

@Avizandum1, yes agree with regards vaccine shortage, but thats not the approach at the moment, as said likely because of the staff workload and just vaccinating all is easier to manage, this could change as we get through the jcvi cohorts and as we reach age groups that are likely to have a greater number of prior infections in them

@Avizandum1, we have previously discussed this, i think the consensus was that this would be dependent on home use approval as the additional workload on the vaccination/nhs staff would be too much , particularly in the current wave of vaccination, could change in future but at the moment the government are vaccinating whether you have had prior infections or not

@MriGoat,

Thread one: expressed thought that if Roche we unsure about H2 Sales, we should be looking to get the antigen test available on the hurry up, because the market beyond vaccine rollout is uncertain

Thread two, expressed that antibody testing has little market going forward

Have posted numerous links already

@Asher7, so your response to debate you dont like is to put your hands over your ears and shout la la la!

@jonnyb20, i have held ODX since may, supported them in the placing and more since, obviously dont hold as much as you though!

@Chuggley are you the same chuggley on twitter that posted

This shows each month a production capacity ramp up. Are we using it. Or just waiting for April. If so perhaps Jan. Feb. Mar. Should be blank as its deceptive?

Dont get accused of being negative now

I simply asked what people thought 'breakdown in consortium relationships” meant, and posted the link when @Davde asked

@Jholder, what do you think we are using the current 750k capacity on at present?

@Davde

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9229507/Taxpayers-foot-87m-bill-ministers-failing-company-Covid-contract-cancel-it.html

What do we think

“Government by auditors Ankura claimed manufacturing was falling behind, thanks to a 'breakdown in consortium relationships”

Means?

@EkXoc we have covered this previously with regards the CityAm article

https://www-cityam-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.cityam.com/exclusive-government-scraps-antibody-tests-at-nhs-sites/amp/?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&fbclid=IwAR3oVGtE0H0aMCEdv_ky_-j7GT4iMjbV0WEnUaAPCygReH6MCFftnaVCVEI&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#csi=1&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cityam.com%2Fexclusive-government-scraps-antibody-tests-at-nhs-sites%2F