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I hope for your sake Woody your return is better than spoons. Annual loss last year followed by likely loss in H1, as well as poor sentiment as restrictions likely to be around until at least March21 with minimal support from the government this time around. Once restrictions ease up hopefully during spring the recovery come summer will be sufficient enough to get you north of today's price.

The recent rise looks to be based on no more than fresh air. You certainly like trading your down trending channels.

It's looking more promising now that ncyt have broken their April downtrend and are now on the ascendency. The perfect time to buy? We'll see.

Money coming in from the airlines? Wouldn't want to be in the travel, tourism, entertainment or hospitality sectors come Wednesday.

Maybe the penny or the cent should I say is starting to drop.

Sounds like it's having the desired effect

The company said its new Tata MD CHECK Express PCR testing solution has been in use at the Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru, since early this month and has proven to deliver rapid and dependable results in a real-world environment with a high volume of tests.

“It has proved instrumental in helping to address the rush of fliers from ‘high risk’ countries required to undergo mandatory RT-PCR testing,” the company said.

If it is white label then you would expect a contract for a minimum amount of items. The q32's are approx £11k each. Not sure what the price for white label is, depends on the agreement. Let's say £10k each. So 1000 is £10m

Tata MD went live in Kempegowda a few weeks ago. Was this a pilot. Possibly a small volume to start with then depending on how successful the pilot is a boat load more maybe ordered. Maybe then we get a RNS.

Tata MD have huge scalability so you get the sense that this could be our 2nd chance after the DHSC debacle.

Tata MD are aware of ncyt. Looking at their processes they may benefit from our Co-prep offering.

https://www.tatamd.com/CRISPR-Testing-Solution#first_1

I'm sure the sales team will be all over it.

Thanks Neil for the YouTube links. Yes, they are certainly using the Mygo machines. If you look closely you can see the Mygo logo on the machine. It also states a unique selling point for our machines is that a single operator can use upto 7 machines using one laptop. That's 32 X 7 = 224 tests per hour for the cost of one employee. No wonder they are much cheaper than the 1 test per Abbott machine. Amazing USP. Starting to think the market for our Q's is just about to wake up.

One thing to note. Abbott ID Now. 1 test at a time. Result in 13 minutes. Excellent for low volume scenarios. No competition for q machines at airports in particular. 32 tests in under 60 mins. With Tata pushing our machines we should start to see Tata MD becoming first choice at airports. I already mentioned that the Tata test is already less than half the price of an Abbott.

Neil, ref your 00:35 post. The extra 50 machines are not Tata MD and are unfortunately not Q's. They are Abbott ID Now machines. The tests are more than twice as expensive as the recently deployed Tata MD tests which we believe are using the q machine.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.timesofindia.com/city/bengaluru/new-technology-to-test-flyers-at-bengaluru-airport-cuts-wait-time/amp_articleshow/88083896.cms

That's my goal

Thanks Larry, I've not seen the linked in likes so if that is the case then it does make me feel a little warmer inside regarding the photo. They certainly wouldn't be liking pictures of a reverse engineered Mygo or an illegal photo.

Tata MD Kempegowda airport in India competing directly with Auriga Research private lab who use the Abbott ID Now machines and just increased from 10 to 60 machines due to recent changes in travel testing requirements.

Huge market and Q machines would be a great asset.

As far as I can see trouble. Tata MD have developed their own kit. It is the machine that is of most interest. The only link to ncyt is the photo of Mygo. Ncyt only have 1 test approved in India and that is Genesig z path.

Can't find anything else on the machine they are using. Have they reverse engineered our Mygo? I am being sceptical but hoping someone can prove me wrong.

Thanks Larry, great research but I do have to say that after an hour of research I can't find any evidence to suggest this is ncyt. I appreciate the photo of Mygo but there is no mention by name. The photo has also had the MyGo branding removed so could it be a case of copyright infringement? Happy to be proved wrong as this would be massive for ncyt.

India expecting a new wave of covid in February so are making preparations now by installing portable machines around the country. But are they out machines?

Too much uncertainty unfortunately for the market. With the dispute and the 3 month radio silence. Who knows what's going on. I expect good things but then again I'm pro Nova and been here 15 months.

Well if I'm reading this right then AIM is selling off with some meaty sells whilst the opposite is happening in the EuroNext. Thank God for the French. Can only hope that the French continue and the UK traders are left licking their wounds.

Away for Christmas last I heard. Thailand

Can we have a last attempt to break the 200ema resistance pre Christmas. Touched it briefly, earlier.

I'm all for the DSO and believe we should milk that cash cow as a priority but the deal has been done. Nothing we can do about it so we just suck it up and move on. Either option will result in is being many multiples north of here. In the end, it won't matter too much.

Yes. It would be good to know how long it took to work that £630k sell through. It would certainly have contributed to holding us back these last few days. Maybe

US airlines want a 5 day isolation period for staff followed by an appropriate testing protocol.

No end in site to the testing boom. The market may have forgotten that testing is what ncyt do. Time for ncyt to remind them one would hope.

https://edition.cnn.com/world/live-news/omicron-variant-coronavirus-news-12-23-21/h_1462ef24c959a6d6762023a114fc2771