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You can buy it online for £59. What does that make ours worth (selling directly to patients) since it is a far superior test.
https://gettested.co.uk/product/prostate-check-test/?msclkid=8ec985f5a33510d90496e0d805e13674&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Search%20%7C%20Health%20Test&utm_term=gettested.co.uk%2Fproduct%2F&utm_content=Dynamic%20-%20all%20products
I took the following link off the NHS website. It explains about the pros and cons of the PSA Test. But the fact is PSA testing is mainstream within the NHS.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/prostate-cancer/psa-testing/
Once OBD are ready there is no reason why a submission for approval to NICE should not be fast tracked and then, why not a national screening programme?
I believe the decision to focus on the USA for now is a very sound one and once it becomes established there, well we know what happens next, it will turn up on our shores.
It is is not difficult to envisage millions of these tests being sold here and the USA and then globally.
A partnership with a major biotech or possibly more than one has to be a certainty to meet demand.
My recommendations is to use this valuable opportunity with the SP dropping back a little and basically giving you a chance to back up the truck. The excitement has died down for now so go for it!
This golden opportunity is staring at us in plain sight. It will go global eventuallly. It has to, the evidence is compelling.
Don’t be fooled by the gentle manipulation of the SP currently. MM’s only have control because the volume (for now) is so low.
But let me ask the question. What is there to stop this from becoming a runaway train?
My recommendations is to use this valuable opportunity with the SP dropping back a little and basically giving you a chance to back up the truck. The excitement has died down for now so go for it!
This golden opportunity is staring at us in plain sight. It will go global eventuallly. It has to, the evidence is compelling.
Don’t be fooled by the gentle manipulation of the SP currently. MM’s only have control because the volume (for now) is so low.
But let me ask the question. What is there to stop this from becoming a runaway train?
LewSur no it doesn’t actually. But since you clearly understand their double speak perhaps you’d care to explain the ‘positive’ slant you clearly have on this?
Personally I see NO timeline indicated for a full resumption of operations and I conclude from that its because THEY don’t know either.
And for that reason this is currently a SELL
I should add that in terms of increasing production capacity I am well aware they can build new reactors. The issue is how many will they need, have they got the space in their existing factory and how are new potential and existing cust9mers going to react to this scenario?
TT - you mention profit, Hardide have already stated in their last results the following statement
Quote - “ We should achieve EPS positive results at approximately £7.5m-£8.0m revenue.”
Thus, with an operational capacity that can provide at least £10m sales revenue they will indeed be well into profit at full capacity.
I’m wondering whether a point will be reached when they can no longer meet the growing demand we are likely to see for their products across all sectors. What happens then?
Do they partner up with a bigger player that has the industrial and financial muscle to accelerate scaling up? Or do they just get taken out by a bigger player that has a growing market they can feed?
Whatever happens it makes for an interesting scenario.
Yes FOMO will kick in again at some point this afternoon.
SP is consolidating nicely at these much higher levels having been just a third of the price a week ago! (1.5p). It was 1.05p just a month ago. So in that time we’ve seen more than a 300% increase in SP. Of course only a tiny percentage of people around now were on the board then but that’s what a higher SP brings. :)
Does anyone else think this sounds a bit desperate? To say you are ‘entering’ a market and really it’s very very big. But you haven’t won any business there yet?
When I saw the title ‘Entry into the US market’ I was expecting to read that they really HAD entered’ the market!
Better keep all your fingers crossed. If this guy pulls out…
I read the title which included the line….
“Gedabek set to fully resume operations following environmental inspection”
And thought that sounds very positive the RNS will tell us the details of the resumption of operations….
Oh no…
This is all it said : “We look forward to updating the market in due course regarding the resumption of agitation leaching and flotation processing at Gedabek and progress against our stated growth strategy."
So in my view this is really misleading. The title says operations are set to fully resume but then we are told they will simply tell us in ‘due course’??
When the hell is ‘due course’?
Absolutely no indication when that will be. And they have run out of cash and are drawing down on overdraft facilities.
Not good.
Yes indeed. So let’s look at the discount for the upside scenario….
At £11.8m MC and SP 4.25p Capital Metals Eastern Mineral Sands Project is valued at a 94% (NINETY FOUR) per cent discount to the Upside Project NPV of £194m ($235m)
That’s just crazy. But that’s not all. Mineral prices have increased since the previous NPV calculation so the discount on SP to NPV is even greater now.
The disconnect between the monetary value of the Project and the current valuation of the company is quite remarkable but opens an incredible short-medium and long term opportunity for investors.
Within 24 months this will be a cash cow with an ever growing resource. A mine life highly likely to end up being many decades. And, as Paul pointed out yesterday of you have a good holding now and can hold on to most of it the dividend income could be huge. My own view though FWIW is that they will grow the company through the acquisition of new projects. GM Alluded to this in his interview. So it will be growth and income stock with some of their profits reinvested into growing their portfolio.
Finally, just consider that all this against a backdrop of currently being in a resources bear market. Can you imagine how this would be valued once we enter the next resources sector bull cycle? Mouthwatering stuff for LT Investors.