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Not quote so boot192 because the scientific thinking is saying you can get the virus more than once. All of which makes the test pretty useless.

Q1 Lungi traded normally so all those fever detection sales were additional. So you need to cover c.£3m of Lungi revenues assuming airport reopens 1 Jan 2021.
There was no exreapolation by me, I quoye the RNS -

- Parity of revenue (on your worst case scenario).
- AND they made that announcement BEFORE the recent surge in tech. orders

Check the RNS, that's what it said. Parity of revenue (on your worst case scenario). AND they made that announcement BEFORE the recent surge in tech. orders

That's exactly right Mike. Vander and DHC are making an extremely bad point. It's an alternative revenue stream that barely existed pre Covid and we are lucky to have it. No more no less.

MikeGP are you an American by any chance?

That's the idea. PFI model stuff.

They can only pay for the economy restructuring whilst oil is an in demand commodity in macro terms. One day that will end, not now, but soon enough. It is really that simple.

https://fortune.com/2020/04/20/coronavirus-fever-temperature-thermal-imaging-cameras/

I don't subscribe but you get the picture. I have seen CrowdRx mentioned a couple of times. Do we supply their kit or are they a competitor supplier?

MikeGP - In true DHC style I am quoting myself now (well, ok, paraphrasing):-
"It's almost like signing a new managed service contract overnight."

MikeGP -
There are some more up to date journalist ramblings on the possible oil price impact on the socio-economic plans. The simple claim made by DHC, which I reject, is that a budgetary deficit will mean those plans are suddently csncelled, unimportant and unnecessary. Nothing could be more wrong. Indeed the Saudi Finance Minister is committed to borrowing to fund any shortfall. The picture is clearly more nuanced than it was before, for obvious reasons, and so it is likely that some things will be impacted - e.g. projects with least socio economic.impacts, but broadly one must remember that this whole plan was born from the last oil price crisis, and those reasons will have solidified now:-
"Arguably, Vision 2030 was catalyzed by the nearly 50% global price drop in oil in 2016, bringing it from $100.00 a barrel to $50.00 and emphasizing the cruciality of economic diversity. Its urgency was further highlighted when COVID-19 and its unintended economic consequences brought oil prices down to $30.00 on March 20th, the lowest price since 2003. Since this article was published, oil prices have dropped below zero. This fluctuation combined with record-breaking low oil rates is further pressing the need for Saudi Arabia to develop additional and reliable streams of income. https://www.mironline.ca/how-covid-19-will-impact-saudi-arabias-patronage-based-economy/

No-one is saying Covid 19 won't make things a little.bumpy but a certain 'you know fool' should have spoken to  William Jackson, Capital Economics:
"Even if oil prices were to fall to $25pb, Saudi Arabia might be able to finance a current-account deficit for up to a decade " article: https://www.euromoney.com/article/b1kwsyr21vw5qs/saudi-arabias-vision-2030-faces-its-biggest-test?copyrightInfo=true

BBC news tonight have said pubs will be the last venues to re-open. IMO this could well be end of 2020.

I have stated from the get-go that it is dumb logic to suggest that scanners are pointless merely because they cannot detect asymptomatic carriers. Firstly, they can weed out symptomatic carriers, which reduces infection. Secondly, they offer public reassurance of the above. Thirdly, insurers may begin to require it.

Any prudent commercial venue manager would wish to adopt such techologies to preserve commercial revenues. That is what we are now seeing. The idea that such tech sales are ephemeral and miniscule is plainly wrong.

MikeGP no need to apologise. I was doing irony which is not a good idea as it probably got ticks from 2 bears!!
Threeput thinks I am goading DHC. I am not. I had to spend valuable time reading his filth on INTU so I am now in a position to call him out. We have seen less of him here lately as a result and that's simply marvellous. He is hiding away now because he is unable to retain his self-proclaimed legend investor status while actually telling us his trades before key moves in the share price.

This has already been answered MikeGP. The temporary reduction in oil revenues means that SA leaders will now abandon their long term social and economic reform programme designed to reduce dependency on oil revenues.

Aiming -
DHC finds himself snookered: See my post (Thurs, 17:53).

Tenants will just "pay what they can"

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-measures-to-protect-uk-high-street-from-aggressive-rent-collection-and-closure?utm_source=5dc5fb4c-2e93-416a-93fe-10d8e923b3ba&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_content=immediate

DHC must be buying heavily again. And frankly, that would be the cue to exit.

DHC - just for the record, are you in or out of WSG at present? And will you be changing that position before the results are released?

Ian B- judging by that image we are selling the robot from the film "Short Circuit" !
https://images.app.goo.gl/gb9i4yvS8keXD9AH8

Sorry about your loss IanB. I have also lost a close friend in New York, which was early on in the crisis. And young too (30's). I am not arguing with anyone who holds a fair opinion. I am just as frustrated as anyone else holding shares here. Take covid 19 away and imagine how fun it would be looking forward with confidence.! As things stand we cannot do that, sadly, though Covid sales have been a welcome plus.

As for DHC he clearly has motives which go further than what he is ever prepared to reveal or else he would be quietly trading and would not be continuously seeking to misportray the facts about his own BB views . The facts do not support him - and that's putting it nicely.