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Unless there is good news about the straight of Hormuz by 8 am tomorrow morning it seems highly likely the sp here will go sub 850p, like it was on 30th March. Maybe some good news will appear. We will see.

ButterMyCrumpets

"They need enough evidence generation for clinical & analytical validation for the submission. This process can regularly take 12-24 months. The timelines are probably based around this."

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What other EU countries are evaluating the 2 machines?? The MT-RNR1 has been avaiable for over 2 years. There should be numerous Countries evaluating the MT-RNR1. My opinion is the sales team have not performed. Now we are re-financed SORT IT OUT!

All IMHO.

Closed. Unless there is good news I can't see any airline shares gaining on Monday. Maybe there will be good news.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3w37ggp011o

Stays closed..........................................

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3w37ggp011o

Lordeh

@EmeraldCarrots

Wizz up 11% and 9 posts by the resident shorter, your starting to sound desperate.....the tide is turning

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All depends on straight of Hormuz. Iran HAS NOT opened it up as before. 8 ships a day instead of 135! Trump will be fuming mad if you ask me. Most likely he orders USA military to open the straight and take Kharg Island. If that is the case the share price lows of late will seem minor dips! In that even whoever has bought today will be in tears in my opinion.

All IMHO.

Happen IMHO. Bounced off 845p last week before the so called cease fire. All IMHO.

Expensive. Maybe it will dive further? 1600p????

Back to "normal" was one of Trumps demands for the cease fire was it not? So 1-0 to the Iranians.

But they are so far apart personally I can't see any sort of agreement happening. The USS Boxer should arrive in the persion Gulf next week, so the USA will have what they think they need to secure the straight and take Kharg island. Unfortunately I think this is more likely to happen than any agreement. If the USA secure the straight it will be a huge plus for Trump.

All IMHO.

Planes don't go anywhere without fuel.

Per year and more IMHO. Yet they have the application penciled in for what is it........ November this year. In all honesty the Directors of this Company baffle me. One assumes they know what they are doing. I do wonder. The machine is for use in testing babies in neonatal wards to make sure they won't have a bad reaction to the commonly used aminoglycoside antibiotics and be rendered DEAF. As in can't hear anything for the rest of their life. I simply cant Imagine all the neonatal wards in the whole USA not using this machine....... eventually. Just hope another Company does not beat them to it.

All IMHO.

They are advertising for various positions (assay development Scientist etc), however they REALLY need to concentrate on selling what they already have if you ask me. The sales side is a great concern to me at this Company. It's obvious there is a massive market, yet they don't seem to be able to unlock it. They have sales, yes, but by any stretch they are poor, considering what they offer.

All IMHO.

Oil flow and resulting drop in cost of fuel. Buying before this massive problem is resolved is crazy if you ask me, unless the sp drops to more like £8.60, which it has bounced off recently. All IMHO of course.

A.I.

"Only 7 ships transited the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, Thursday 9 April 2026.

Despite a two-week ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran, traffic remains at a near standstill compared to the pre-war average of approximately 138 ships per day.".

Yikes!

A.I.

"Only 7 ships transited the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, Thursday 9 April 2026.

Despite a two-week ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran, traffic remains at a near standstill compared to the pre-war average of approximately 138 ships per day.".

Yikes!

Effecively closed. It still is effectively closed, no matter what spin on news is used to give a bettter impression.

- Ten or so ships a day is a very, very long way from 120 ships a day.

Effecively closed. It still is effectively closed, no matter what spin on news is used to give a bettter impression.

One presumes.

Is one presumes.

To achieve a very high adoption of these machines in the UK, Ireland, in the EU and the rest of the World by now? OK not the USA for now as we need FDA approval. The machine is for use in testing babies in neonatal wards to make sure they won't have a bad reaction to the commonly used aminoglycoside antibiotics and be rendered DEAF. As in can't hear anything for the rest of their life. This test costs about £100! I submit the sales side of Genedrive needs sorting out, and fast. OK they have got about what 60 to about 80 machines in use in hospitals at the moment in the UK and Ireland, but that frankly considering what the machine offers that is an incredibly low figure. It's terrible IMHO.

All IMHO.