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5 schools closed in Leicester with 10 staff testing positive for coronavirus. Source. Mail Online

Wouldn't need to close the schools when the Avacta saliva tests are ready. Just get your stock out of the store room and test everybody on arrival at school the next day in a timely fashion.

The only way I can see stadiums / venue halls opening up is with a 10 minutes Avacta test.
The list goes on.

After looking through the news links online and tv, I see that this is not going away - it is getting worse in my opinion but we have had to open up more because of the economy. A no win situation for the leaders of the world atm.

"Surely there’s been a mistake... Jones Richard said the company would be worth £50 per share!
Only one conclusion: Thwow Jones Wichard into the awena!
GLA"

HaHa PMSL
I actually owe Jonsey an apology for mocking him for suggesting that SAE would end yesterday at 20p or more. It actually closed at 15p. However, SAE closed at 20.9p (a 39.33% rise). A lucky guess I'm guessing but 20p was breached today.

I want to thank Myles for doing the donkey work on researching Avacta.
I also want to thank Myles for giving me the courage (with his research) to invest in SAE this morning (I'm 21% up already). Wish I'd taken the plunger earlier because is was at 11p on Monday before the RNS.
Thanks again

BUILD IT AND THEY WILL COME...

PS Regarding the extra shares in issue tomorrow. Some posters say that it will have a negative effect on tomorrow's SP. My thoughts are that the SP was already attacked previously (down to 97p) when a lot of investors sold some of their original shares at a high price knowing that they were going to get replacement shares at £1.20.

Myles is brilliant.
Because of his research (which has been out there for weeks), I finally took the plunge this morning and I'm already 25% up.
Long term hold for this little gem.
Thank you Myles.

£1.35 to sell.
Rising.
I hope the ones that sold under this price, hoping for a bigger dip don't get burnt.
It would break my heart.

Thank you spud and silverknight

Hello Halifax holders.
Couldn't see anything in the small print but will Halifax be charging a £12.50 transaction fee or is this free for this kind of trade?

Just to be clear to any newbies that might get spooked by an additional 13,645,718 shares to be added to the current shares in issue.
This is a result of the second placing on 4th June via Primary Bid. This is not a new share issue.
I am right - otherwise I'm going to look a right (insert word here).

Re Halifax.
Just noticed that a bonus issue is showng in my share dealing investment account = 1/20 of my holding in ODX.
It won't let me do anything. It is just sitting there with latest price £0.01 and valuation £0.01.
What do I do or what happens next?

Thanks.
Am I correct in stating that PALM will actually be mining the projects themselves - they are not just getting a % of what is found by a subcontracted mining team?

Hello there
I'm not invested in this company but I have been doing some research on the future projects etc as I am keen to invest.
One piece of missing information that I can't find is potential profits to the shareholders after expenses ie, projected Gross Profit as a % of sales and Projected Net Profit as a % of sales. In summary, are there any budget projections or do they not come into play until the company actually starts mining in Canada and Australia?
Might be a stupid question without hindsight but just wondered if any of you know.
Thank you.

1 share bought at 4.01 pm.

"20p + finish today possibly".

Quick. Let's jump on Jonsey's 20p by the end of day train. :-)

Thanks Legin.
Just looked and there is nothing there. Do I have to wait for a message or should I have received one by now?

Has any of you Halifax Share Trading Account holders heard anything from them or do you have to contact them?
Thanks.

Great post Yorkshirepragma.
I'm expecting a takeover further down the line.

Or this from The Daily Mish Mash:

THE health secretary has admitted that the government’s ‘world beating’ track and trace app failed because it was developed for a 20-year-old phone.

Matt Han**** said the NHS may have to switch to an alternative designed by modern tech experts instead of one that gave users the opportunity to reach level 73 of Snake.

Han**** said: “Unfortunately the Nokia 3310 has proved unable to cope with a complex app designed to stop the spread of coronavirus, despite being a design classic with a stopwatch and calculator.

“We were warned that our approach would fail, but we chose to plough on away, mainly because Dom wanted one of his dodgy mates to get the millions of pounds spent on developing it.

“However, it turns out that even though he claims to be some kind of superforecasting wizard, he failed to see this incredibly predictable turn of events coming.

“Other track and trace methods we are testing include shouting ‘Have you got coronavirus?’ at oncoming pedestrians through a loudhailer and making a telephone out of cups tied together with string.”

Put this in your scetch:

Han**** then lets Dyson spend £20m of their own money developing new ventilators. Waits until they are ready to roll out on the production line and then tells Dyson that he doesn't need them.
.......[pause for laughter]

It gets worse.
Pasted from the BBC website.

"Passengers arriving at UK airports could soon avoid the country's two-week quarantine rule by paying £140 ($170) for a coronavirus test.

Under the proposal, those who take part would be tested and given the results within 24 hours.

The firm behind the plans, Swissport UK, says it means those who test negative could avoid up to 13 days of self-isolation.

The quarantine on all air passengers came into force on 8 June - more details on that here - but airline bosses have expressed "serious reservations" about such a "blanket approach".

However, Swissport UK's chief executive Jason Holt said the new voluntary scheme would "complement" the quarantine rule and could help "get the aviation sector back on its feet".

"We need to have passengers having confidence that they can travel and not be quarantined when they get back even if they aren't carrying the virus," he told the BBC.

“And then of course the track-and-trace system in the NHS would have the results of those who are positive - so everyone wins in this.”

The Home Office has not agreed to the proposal and says the quarantine measure, designed to stop a second wave of the virus, will be kept under review."

So the Home Office has not agreed to the proposal of SwissportUK. Wow the government have done something right.
Results in 24 hours = crazy IMO.
Testing on arrival = crazy IMO. Testing before departure is the only way.
Avacta are on to a winner here regarding a saliva POC test with results within 10 minutes. The aviation industry can't fail by using this kind of test. All we need is for it to be validated that is very accurate and then mass produced.

I would love it if we beat them......

*Does the tested....

"The times reporting today that passengers arriving at airports in UK will have swab testing and will receive results in 7 hours to avoid quarantine."

Questions.
Do the tested individual go to their destination and await results 7 hours later OR are they not allowed to leave the airport until 7 hours later?
I would hope that it will be the latter to prevent the spread of the virus into the community.
If it is the latter, won't it be a logistical nightmare within the airport's premises. All those people waiting around for 7 hours with all those flights coming in? And if someone is positive, won't the opportunity be their for the virus to be spread to some individuals who are negative within the airport grounds thus rendering the test results of the people in the airport null and void (unless there is some sort of distancing / track and trace in place)? Won't a person who has tested positive on arrival already have infected others on the plane or people within the airport waiting for results?
It is either a badly written piece by The Times or this has not been thought through properly.