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Anyone remotely concerned by Vaotor's ramblings should reflect on this quote from one of his recent posts.

"I read their studies and I won't pretend that I do understand it all but I have very very vague idea of how it works"

It should be tagged to all of his/her posts as a disclaimer.

I agree. Tough to have a sensible conversation with someone that berates others for not reading the research when they quite clearly have not done so themselves.

If I was one of the 120,000 men referred for biopsy annually I would happily pay to have the PSE test before submitting myself for an invasive and potentially risky surgical procedure, especially since the majority of biopsies reveal the patient to be cancer free.

I expect the majority of the next 120,000 will find a couple of hundred quid to have a simple blood test as an alternative to biopsy.

@vaiter.

Had you read the research as carefully as you would have us believe you would have noted that multiple tests have been conducted with different sample sizes drawn from a variety of populations. Why do you chose to cite just one of the resulting publications? Do you have an agenda per chance?

The test will be rapidly adopted by the NHS. It saves time, effort, resources, money and, most importantly, lives.

Maybe you should take your own advice and go read the research?

Alongside the issue of relative performance of competitive technologies we should not forget the benefit of being first to market. Episwitch is a proven technology already utilised for diagnosis and prognosis of other cancers and the prostate test is just the latest application. This together with the NHS involvement, will help ensure a dominant market share in the UK and speed the roll out elsewhere. The market is huge. OBD seem set to take a massive slice of the cake and this technology will be transformational for the company's finances.

With European storage sites close to full, any sign of increased use of floating storage will tell the tale on weather expectations.

...perhaps we will now see directors take up their options.

Now that would be a positive signal.

Will be interesting to see how the CLN conversions change the share register. Per

EU Natural Gas is expected to trade at 43.29 EUR/MWh by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. Looking forward, we estimate it to trade at 55.74 in 12 months time.

I know PVE are the operators but if they don't live up to expectations they set on flow rate updates, it is concerning and it has a material impact on investors in PXEN. They set expectations of an update 3 weeks after first gas. Where is it and why the reluctance to update?

Results out and still no indication of ramp-up beyond 72,000 scmd. The three week data analysis is long gone so its starting to feel like that is it. Dissapointing and with no updated flows no way to gauge decline rates.

New finance director and new CTO appointed within weeks of one another. Quite a statement of confidence in their expansion plans!

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Australian Markett down circa 0.7% overnight. One share to buck the trend was Po Valley Energy which is 6% up on double the recent volumes. A sign perhaps that people are beginning to wake up to the realities of the free cash flow to PVE/PXEN from the PM-1 well?

When it moves it will move fast.

The selling continues yet it's the quietest share you are aware of? A bit of an oxymoron there Nigel.

The growth in revenues is happening in front of our eyes and is a daily occurrence right now. The markets are dead in the water right now as they always are during August. Time to top up holdings before life returns to the markets because the fundamentals here are compelling.

Amidst turmoil in the markets PXEN cash flow grows by the day. TTF for Sept now settling above 40 and Dec contracts threatening to break 60. All this before the imminent closure of the Groningen gas field.

Time to fill your boots here.

By the time Po Valley give the promised update (early Sept) it will be no surprise to find production up by 20% since first gas and TTF up 33%. Revenue growth of 50-60% in a month! Amazing that folks have not yet cottoned on.

TTF up another 6%.

Revenues steadily climbing here as TTF gas price rises into autumn/winter. Up another 3% this morning!

Revenues growing already as TTF up 4% today.