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I think you kinda need to decide whether you want to build a production facility first before you choose the premises!! Not the other way around!!!!!!

This is a copy and paste from the RNS
“The Board is considering relocating its operations in 2022 to a new UK facility that may include a scalable state-of-the-art production facility for nanomaterials to ensure that the Company improves its nanoparticle production capacity and capabilities to deliver at scale”.

It says it MAY include a state of the art production facility! They haven’t decided that. FFS.

No jam tomorrow.
This is the RNS lots of LTHs we’re begging for. Well I think due to nothing more than pressure from certain individuals on this BB they had to come out with something. And this was all they could say. The reason there has been no RNS recently is because quite frankly there has been nothing to say or update…. No news, no sales, no income and little or no progress. All the rampers on here should also hang there heads in shame. But instead they continue to ramp on the basis of jam tomorrow!
This CEO has been in charge for 3 months….. 3 months leading up to winter, 3 months leading up to a well-predicted spike in cases. And today he says that in the future they will be looking ti increase marketing and social media activities considerably!! I mean you could not make this up. A ****-shower does not properly describe this bod. They’ve had 3 months to set up Instagram or Facebook pages I mean come on. But no instead they go to Vivek-agram and god-knows-who-agram. So talking of owning things, the rat-catcher owns that. Nothing in terms of marketing strategy since he’s arrived. That’s the truth of it. But for the those who are deluded or in denial I guess you must just keep on polishing the t&rd!

@TLW
By definition a value investor buys shares in companies which are intrinsically undervalued. ie trading below book or break-up value. NNN trades at several times it’s actual value which is just the cash it has in the bank. The burn-rate will be huge given the daily cost of running the company and if the wishy-wasn’t outlook given by the ex rat-catcher is anything to go by then a future cash-raising will be inevitable.

@Poor
You haven’t made a loss until you’ve sold? Yes you have, you have just not crystallised it. But lost money you most certain have. How do you think traders books and pensions are valued?
And until you realise simple things like this you will always be a poor investor.

As stated previously

I’ve a feeling it’s something you’d be good at!
Spanking you’re I mean votre singe!!

@Not-so-Sharpie
If you do see a monkey don’t forget to spank it!

@ Kainos
It’s a cut and paste from a previous message to your good mate Sharpie. But you already knew that.
It’s telling that I was having chat with Callie and then you and Dr M just like in with the insults. Textbook boiler room boys. Nothing I posted was wrong just not what you wanted to hear. You come across as a tool, and may I suggest you crawl back to your ever-decreasing frotternity!
I don’t like anybody losing money but I’ll make an exception for you 3!!

@Kanus
Remember

Refusing to Accept Blame
By avoiding selling a stock at a loss, many investors do not have to admit to themselves that they've made a judgment error. Under the false illusion that it is not a loss until the stock is sold, they elect to continue to hold a losing position. In doing so, they avoid the regret of a bad choice. After a stock suffers a loss, many investors plan to hold onto it until it returns to its purchase price. They int Sharkie
2. Refusing to Accept Blame
By avoiding selling a stock at a loss, many investors do not have to admit to themselves that they've made a judgment error. Under the false illusion that it is not a loss until the stock is sold, they elect to continue to hold a losing position. In doing so, they avoid the regret of a bad choice. After a stock suffers a loss, many investors plan to hold onto it until it returns to its purchase price. They intend to sell the stock once they recover this paper loss. This means they will break even and "erase" their mistake. Unfortunately, many of these same stocks will continue to slide. end to sell the stock once they recover this paper loss. This means they will break even and "erase" their mistake. Unfortunately, many of these same stocks will continue to slide.

@ Kanus
Oh dear. I’m sorry if I’ve hit a raw nerve but it’s NNN who are shafting you up the moniker

Time for a group hug

@Kanus
Aww diddums down again?

@Poor
It gets a look a day from me. There hasn’t been any news for so long so nothing to discuss. Except no news is probably not great for a start-up trying to sell masks in a pandemic !!

@Poor
Oops somebody’s had another bad day!
Unfortunately I’ve a feeling it won’t be your last …..

Oops that’s 4 things!

@Callit
And when so many other companies have produced similar/equivalent anti-viral disposable masks, it then boils down to in my mind 3 things:
1. Marketing
2. Cost per unit
3. Supply chain/ Ability to supply and shipin bulk
4. Company creditibility
You have to be able to tick those boxes minimally to even get a sniff. And NNN do not tick those boxes in my view

@Callit
I do get that. But my question really relates to marketing. This particular company sells directly to police forces across the UK. It markets its products professionally using all aspects of social media.
Whereas NNN have chosen to use an Indian table -tennis dude who was recommended by 2 students at Nottingham Uni, Amazon and some small start-up marketing firm who have recently changed their name!

https://www.masksuk.com/
Great website which is search-engine optimised for “nano”.
You can find them on insta, Facebook, Twitter etc.
Q. Why is it that you have to look for some shady start-ups to find to find who’s marketing NNNs wonder-mask??!!

https://nhsprocurement.org.uk/gateshead-nhs-trust-first-to-make-its-own-masks/