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Even the tiny businesses build budgets and forecasts. You make assumptions and then reforecast if required. Are you telling me 2 days from 2022 and they don't have a scooby what the budget is. What are they building sales forecasts on for commission bonus? What target have the bod given themselves to deliver in terms of sales and bottom line? Come on! We are 2 years in, if we get the same 'dont know' forward guidance we got last year then get your tin hats out.

Already have. £70m + £30m non covid. They know more than all of us put together. Give us a best, middle and worst case. Put some caveats in there. Just give us anything but 'well, covid is still hard to forecast so you'll just have to guess'. That will go down like a lead balloon along with the SP.

Confirmation of the £100m would be disappointing but wouldn't effect the SP too much I wouldn't think. However, what the market really needs to see is the forward guidance. That's huge and anything that confirms FY22 will be at least as good as FY21 will send us on a run to £6, £7, £8. Imo.

Woody, my comment is referencing a lockdown in January where spoons will be closed. I'm sure he's worth millions. I saw all the bonus shares etc that were given out in the last 2 years despite the biggest losses ever seen by the business. Seems the pandemic hasn't effected his bank balance at all. Spoons shareholders on the other hand.......

Because the gov don't split out the figures of who is in hospital with Covid or because of covid if gives the 'head in the sand' people among us the chance to say that the increase is purely down to people WITH Covid, so unfortunately the next key metric to watch is ICU figures. These will increase slightly after hospitalisations.

Thanks Digby

Zero %, I can take that movement Woody. The SP is the SP. It's whats going on within the company that really matters. Ncyt are selling everyday and won't stop. On the other hand, I could open up a tuck shop in a few weeks and sell more than spoons.

1.2m positive cases in the world yesterday. Let's use a 10% positivity rate meaning 12m PCR tests were conducted yesterday. Let's say they are sold by diagnostic companies such as us to the governments and private labs for £10 each. That's £120m per day on PCR tests. That's a £44bn industry for PCR testing. Now there's an argument to say testing won't always be this high, but then again there is an equally valid argument that says if we want to live with Covid then testing will have to increase. Even if Covid only sticks around for another 2 years, that's nearly a £100bn up for grabs, and we're right in the thick of it.

Looking more short term, that's £120m per day up for grabs. We are forecasting £0.3m per day. Plenty of room to grow into.

So the government still don't know how many people are in hospital. Not updated for a week. Hospitalisations and ICU beds are the key metrics for now and there a week out of date.

Oh dear. We'll be red tomorrow then.

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They may have to Hans. It is out of our control. I don't buy into the logic that rampers and derampers on here have any significant bearing in the SP. I want the SP to go up but I speak positively about ncyt 95% of the time because I believe in the company and its fundamentals. I talk negatively 5% of the time because it's a genuine concern I may have that someone with a little more knowledge than me may be able to help me rectify.

In terms of radio silence. I do hope we start to have at least some kind of update once per month in 2022. Assuming the reason we are not spending our cash is the dispute then hopefully once this is resolved we'll have a flurry of activity to discuss which will make 2022 a very interesting and enjoyable year in terms of the market at least.

I actually agree with you BL. It is a hobby for me no more. I comment on the good side and the bad side as I like to come across as genuine. I say what I see. Traders can't be ignored as much as I agree with you as they do provide liquidity to what would be a very boring and predictable market. If you can't beat them, join them. Hopefully I am right about tomorrow and we get the volume we need to push this on to the £4.50 area.

Thanks Gazman.

Byp, agreed. It won't without news. There are certain points throughout the year where we get a chance to peer through the ncyt curtains to see what i actually going on. One of those is points is coming in January. With any luck it will be positive and create a new floor in the SP. Hopefully much higher than here. Then in June we'll get the Auditored FY accounts which will underpin the SP further. Then Sept, H122. Ncyt will continue to grow and the SP will continue to get underpinned. The hard bit is the 3-4 months in between where we get locked out.

Fundamentally ncyt is sound. A house of bricks and mortar with the potential for huge rewards. What better combination could you wish for. Patience is what is required but not always easy to come by.

BL, hear you loud and clear. However, when the only thing moving the SP is traders it makes sense to at least understand what it's all about. It's interesting on dull days. We have lots of dull days. I'm very much an amateur but enjoying learning the game. Some will like to read some won't.

Manipulation smanipulation, it's codswallop in my eyes. Supply and demand. New potential buyers don't know anything about ncyt. We're just a covid stock with no long term potential. The market is currently full of hope and praying that Covid goes away soon. Head in the sand if you like. Until that changes the only buyers are traders and existing shareholders. Shame but true.

Need a blue day tomorrow or I fear there is a lengthy decline in store. The support we are currently on is strong but we're slipping out of the upward channel we were in. Doesn't bode well. An RNS tomorrow would be supurb but I certainly won't be holding my breath.

I see there is still 52 tests on the temporary list. I would have thought the process would be to work through the 52 and fully approve them. It appears that the most recent fully approved tests have bypassed the temporary list altogether.

2 month to get them fully approved. It's taken 4 months to get 13 approved. Maths not looking good. Anyone for an extension.

The French - quick sell your shares revenue is going through the roof. Head in hand emoji.

Apparently so yes