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It's obvious to see that with no lockdowns and cases soaring that the NHS can't afford another winter like the last one. 3000 daily covid admissions on top of all other routine treatments etc would push it to the brink. It will never implode but the number of lives that could've been saved but weren't will start to increase. Are the government taking note or is it a case of holding back and seeing if the horse does bolt. If it does then we'll shut the door (behind it). Not the best strategy imo.

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The French must be buying into Nova this morning because all I am seeing on AIM is sells, yet the SP ticks up. Let's hope most of the traders are gone now. Been ranging between 350-380 for the last 5 sessions.

It's research Val. I'm not in YGEN. A question was asked so I posted what I could find as it was a good question and one where the answer could have been extremely beneficial to ncyt. This BB is for all things ncyt, including ncyt competition, partners etc. Come on you know that.

Thanks Ken. That's interesting. Let's see how she plays out.

It did it recently end of November. It started its move before the RNS landed and before the news of Omicron broke. With no news, the traders are in control so depending on what the majority of traders are thinking, the SP could go either up or down. Imo.

I did think the macro economics would have a bearing and they still might which may just sway it. Countries introducing restrictions left right and centre, England next? The market should be getting twitchy you would think. Where better to put your cash than a massively undervalued but hugely successful global diagnostic company in the middle of an Omicron pandemic driving huge testing requirement a month before a trading update after 3 months of silence.

Ken, 320 is a strong support backed up currently with the 50ema.

367 is also proving to be a strong support. What are your thoughts on it holding out and sp bouncing up to 450 over the next few sessions. It will ultimately go one way or the other.

Looks like someone made a boo boo and then corrected.

No. The market has probably forgot all the positives from my previous post because it's top secret. Don't tell.

PI100, so what I gather you are saying is the spread of Omicron is now reducing and the increase in cases is just that we are testing more. The science doesn't support your theory.

Remember that despite a large amount of people isolating of their own choice to ensure a non covid Christmas, cases are still rising.

Like I said, there are millions of people still left for Omicron to infect. I can only imagine the rate of spread over Christmas and into the new year.

Having said that I believe hospitalisations is the key metric now for Omicron. If the fears are right then we will start to see hospital levels increase rapidly over the next week. If it is less severe then hopefully deaths won't go up too much.

We can but live in hope that thanks to vaccines, treatments and TESTING one day we can all get back to some level of normal. Although I fear it will be a very different kind of normal to what we were used to.

WNNY. Yes we're on the same page. GLA

Well, we're still in the uptrend channel. 345 is the bottom of it so got close today. Who knows, a positive RNS tomorrow and we might just be able to confirm the end of the bearish year we've had and enter 22 on a nice strong uptrend.

Difference this year is that:

1. The DHSC can't sting us like last year.
2. Last year we PI's were predicting FY revenue at 600-700m, so when £277m arrived the SP crashed. This year the market has been told £100m and that is certainly what it's expecting. No more, no less.
3. Less dependant on one major customer
4. Hat full of new covid products launched or close to launching.
5. More headcount, bigger sales team, more products to sell.
6. Lower sp base level. Last year we entered Jan at 600m. This year we have all the above but now at a measly £250m

So in summary, the downside now in terms of mcap is significantly less from 12 months ago. Despite the DHSC knock back which is now priced in I believe we head into 2022 in a much stronger position relative to our SP. All imo.

106k cases. Oh no, it's started spreading again. Lol

WNNY, not sure I follow but the simple answer is. Leg it.

Yep and whilst the increase is evidence of the all time high global testing requirements the one to watch over the next few days is hospitalisations. Risen back above 8000 today. Thankfully no where near the 40k of Jan 21. If Omicron puts people in hospital even just for a few days before they recover then very soon the 40k won't seem too far away. Glad to see the NHS being proactive with the recent increase in capacity. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst whilst BoJo seemingly, just waits.

Thanks byp. Looks like it will be close then.

PI100, you remind me very much of Dribbles. Cases have held for the last few days and all of a sudden it's peaked and now in decline. Daily numbers should be taken with a boat load of salt. Science says there is no reason for it to decline just yet. It is very fast and can infect double jabbed with ease. It still has 40m to infect. 90k per day are the ones we can see.

Outside the box thinking or desperation?

The Quebec government is reportedly considering asking hospital workers with asymptomatic Covid-19 to stay on the job.

The Globe and Mail quotes a source as saying the idea was floated last Friday at a meeting between unions representing health care workers and the assistant deputy minister of health, Vincent Lehouillier.

In an interview, a senior health official confirmed the government is looking into assigning Covid-19 positive staffers who are not feeling sick to treat patients who have already been exposed to the virus.

Canada’s second-most populous province announced a series of partial lockdown measures after cases doubled in less than a week.

Bars, casinos, cinemas, gyms and performance venues have been closed since Monday and restaurants can be open only between 5am and 10pm. Sports performances must be held behind closed doors and schools have closed with a return to in-person classes scheduled for 10 January.

Don't usually do this but rather than play along with the trolls. I will name them.

Woody9
Daytrader
Craig

Let's just ignore their posts and the first sign of it being a deramp, insulting, gloating at others misfortune we just report it for what it is.

Neither of them have any interest in the share and are only here to disrupt so eventually if it was to continue they will get banned. Another black mark against their IP.

Please correct me if I'm wrong but don't we have more US sales in FY21 than Avacta, GDR, ODX and ABX have in UK sales combined. I haven't validated that claim but pretty confident it's correct.

That's confidence. A little more please.

PI100, the bod clearly aren't ready to reveal the non covid plan yet. Covid cases are at all time highs globally so clearly the focus is still on covid. Don't forget that our equipment, technology and knowledge is transferrable to other products. I can only assume they are working on the 10 min PCR test which once developed will be easily transferred to any one of our current 500+ assays. Turn the tap on and off, demand dependant.

Exceptional long term potential in our products and skills.