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Cooper, we have give credit to JAdams and Natdan for that matter. You have to admit this RNS was seriously lacking in it's interpretation of the potential this CE mark can bring. You could say we are wrong to assume the CE mark is accepted in the US and this is a reason not to mention the US at all. In that case they should have mentioned the procedure undertaken to move forward into the US market, but no, nothing. Maybe 75% of the European marketplace operates on the Illumina platform and this is just a run of the mill, everyday point to have no significance and to go unnoticed, but my god there are ways of telling this to the world and this certainly isn't it. I'll forgive his albeit slightly over-zealously negative approach but JAdam has a reasoned overall view of how this RNS was presented and on that point I have to make him right.

Pacman1 - can you make that last sentence a bit clearer.

Well, you can't argue with that clear cut message. We are recruiting specifically for Covid 19 production and NHS testing. That can only mean additional income over and above NIPT and other products. It seems the July finals are looking very promising indeed. Good find Mala.

What a breath of fresh air.

Onceinabluemoon - in answer to your question regarding CE mark priced in, please see my post on the 22nd May below -

"Interesting to see that Genedrive rose 21% on the announcement of it's CE mark. Certainly didn't end well admittedly, however, it does prove that the announcement itself has a positive impact."

Good important info Flipper, great find.

I'm really not a conspiracy theorist and my name really isn't flipper, but 3 months to clear CE mark approval because of Brexit. No, of course not. Must be due to the lock-down.

I'm sure they are aware that these kind of delays make or break companies, more so in these circumstances. The government ploughs billions of pounds backing up businesses through this crisis, only to find themselves at the beck and call of a Brexit bias organisation based in the Netherlands. Unbelievable.

Pacman1 - not having a go just fed up with the contents of my posts being virtually the same as yours, but somehow sounds completely different. It's the way I tell em. The world moves in mysterious ways and Gige is so close he could touch it. Rev, don't lose the faith.

I must say you are the dullest lot in existence. Pacman, your reply to the good old Rev was about as negative as you could possibly be. The Rev asked you a simple question "why is this share not 25p". Well, you know as well as I know that this share has been held down for a very long time. This company has built on the proceeds of it's profits a massive worldwide corporation that is growing exponentially. Produced products, potential multi-million dollar products in recent months we never even knew existed. We are in fact on the verge of breaking through into the largest marketplace for pharmaceutical products on earth, and is, if I may say so, being extremely unfairly treated by the FFC, regardless of present circumstances. In answer to the Rev's second question, "No" Rev, there is nothing lurking in the background. If the Corona Virus couldn't make a dent, what else could. I can think of nothing that would hinder, delay or stop this company expanding and "Yes" I do think the share price should be 25p, and "Yes" I do think that when the CE mark is approved we will be 25P and I also think that when the final results arrive in July we will be viewed by some, in a very different way. My forecast for the end of July at 30 -35p. Good luck Rev DYOR.

Just realised why I couldn't find it, it's under Vialogy.

Twix - We'll talk, I have your email somewhere.

Twix - A great play on your part, risky, but thankfully it worked.

Of course we are all good Cooper, I don't take offence easily and your input is always welcome. Unfortunately, on this occasion, you could not be further from the truth. It seems I opened a can of worms when I spoke earlier about a seller. Should have kept my mouth shut. However, I am convinced I'm right, regardless of Twix's motives and regardless of peoples view on a major seller. There right about a seller, but not one or even two, it's an automated collective that switches on at a given point when a price hits a certain point. Iv'e spoken about this before but most thought I was loopy. We shall see.

Sorry guy's, dinner was very tasty. My wife's a brilliant cook. Not sure what happened to my other posts, they must be watching me Cooper, if you know something don't forget to give me the nod. Thanks for that Twix. Quite astonished at your bravery to be honest. Can't believe you were so into the apocalyptic view so strongly. Cooper seems to think I was alluding to insider dealing of sorts, why are people so negative. No, this is purely based upon putting all the evidence together. If you didn't base your sells upon technical and historical evidence and sold purely on fear of the apocalypse, who am I to disbelieve, it seems you were simply lucky. I'll let you know if I am going to spill, not really concerned about being banned from here.

That was odd, my last post didn't show.

For Christ sake Cooper, he's moving a £100,000 each time. He's certainly not taking a chance on if's or buts. He has to have a reasonable idea that the price will always revert back to it's original lock in point.

Can't say any more than this because I don't want Walbrook on my back again. Just ask yourselves a question, how does Twix sell large amounts out of YGEN and back in again with confidence.

There is no seller Cooper, and there never has been.

Roses - I think you are beginning to see the light. This is a strategic cost saving exercise that gives it's core product the best chance of survival and to help avoid further dilution. People on here need to get a grip. This is without doubt a good thing for the company with a clear objective to get 201 over the line. The £2000 is not and should not be seen as a payment for the product. It is merely a token of the transaction and contract signed between all parties. They have cleared the burden of ongoing patent and legal costs and turned situation into (if successful) something that could make them £1m over the next three years. Not a small thing for a company with such a low capitalisation. You have to remember, we are not in the position to exploit these products ourselves without financially jeopardising 201. In my opinion this RNS strengthens the companies position, not the reverse.

Now with Suzy's reply, what's not to like. Thanks for that Fredd1eboy.

Where is the big sell off everyone predicted.