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"Sometimes you have to take a calculated punt."

what price did you buy in for , Mr Farmer?

"GDR loves to be fashionably late to the party

Its why we love it"

As someone who is waiting to invest, they can be as late as they want.

If I was invested I know I would accept GDRs timelines are incredibly optimistic and happy flow scenarios but I definitely won't love them for it! Each to their own.

"Where is the big news that stephen, emerald , jlc etc promised?"

They were ramping, as always, in a vain attempt to prop up the SP.

"The NHS don’t like dealing with public companies "

please elaborate!

"Gloria you seem very desperate :("

anyone not invested in GDR is happy! around 1.5p is the lowest the sp has ever been. only a new investor who bought under 1.5p could consider themselves happy. the rest of you are sitting on a paper loss and paper losses does not putn a smile on the face of happy bunnies.

what is your average price on your GDR investment , Mr Positive?

Obviously its the market that decides the SP, not GDR. Yet in the past some RNS's and announcements were particularly dubious. I recall an RNS telling us that GDR covid poc test was in the final stages to win a contract of a country. Nothing happened, no RNS to say GDR had not been chosen.

"Could they be magic beans ? "

I watched the whisky bandits last night. Con-artists selling certificates that were only worth the wooden frame they came in. Yet the duped investors still had hope they owned a cask or casks of whisky. Obviously nothing like GDR share certificates which are genuine, investors do own a piece of GDR. But I do wonder about the investors who bought at 100p. Morally AIM companies are skating on thin ice, imo.

The smart money knows what to do.

You have to ask yourself, "who's right, the market or invested rampers on lse?"

Sometimes the market is wrong and the rampers are correct, that's when money can be made.

Sometimes rampers are wrong and the market is correct, that's when money can be lost.

If you look at GDRs sp chart you can see that this is not a growth share. GDR is at best a punt, a short-term gamble that requires luck not judgement.Yet underlying this share are :

1) Two products, both of which are gaining commercial traction.

2) A monthly cash-burn of biblical proportions, requiring significant sales to feed it - sales, which currently fall way short of the monthly cash-burn.

3) Share dilutions until sales successfully quench the thirst of the monthly cash-burn monster.

GLA

"Therefore a move to 10p is an underestimate.

The retail loves this company

The NHS loves this company

The UK Gov loves this company

More love is coming from all through"

I feel Bon Jovi put it best when he sang:

We've gotta hold on to what we've got

It doesn't make a difference if we make it or not

We got each other, and that's a lot for love

We'll give it a shot

Oh, we're half way there

Oh-oh, livin' on a prayer

Take my hand, we'll make it, I swear

Oh-oh, livin' on a prayer

Livin' on a pray-er-er...

GDR seems to be the front runner in terms of technology. Perhaps genomadix inc is interested in buying GDR?

"I said Bristol and Oxford are using the competitor's test."

my mistake, when you said using "it" the thread was indeed refering to genomadix. I apologise, Mr Jimi Hendrix.

Good thing about the video is that POC mindset will shift. No-one had anything bad to say about POC tests in that discussion . Good for genomadix, at least but good for all POC kits too.

"I know Bristol and Oxford are using it, Bristol is a free trial though."

so how do you know bristol and oxford are using it, Mr Jimihendrixd because the link you shared clearly states they are NOT using it.

Https://youtu.be/T00ki07kbyE?t=931 they are talking about genomatics NOT GDR. Oxford university hospital mentioned a cube that plugs into a laptop and 3 saliva samples must be taken to ensure good quality results. 2 tests a week (but they weren't using the stroke marker for TIAs but something else, "neurointerventional" patients. This was Genomatics product not GDR.

I didn't hear GDR being mentioned until the end when it was confirmed that the group is talking about genomatics not GDRs product, simply because they didn't want to wait for a GDR pilot when genomatics were offering tests for free.

conclusion:

1) GDR never fail to disappoint and its competitors are sharp enough to take advantage of this, obviously.

2) POC is a new mindset that takes about a year for the staff to get comfortable with (accordng to oxford)

Or Mr Jimihendrix do you have friends who work for GDR and the NHS? The information you've just given is very interesting.

I know Bristol and Oxford are using it, Bristol is a free trial though. Oxford is using it a couple of times per week for another condition that I can’t remember off the top of my head (not strokes). They received the device and fridge free of charge I believe but pay for the tests.

Bristol wanted Genedrive but wasn’t able to take part in the pilot and Genedrive offered no free trials. They were going to wait until the pilot finishes but in the meantime were offered a free trial by the other guys, they had nothing to lose so are trialling it.

"I know Bristol and Oxford are using it, Bristol is a free trial though. Oxford is using it a couple of times per week for another condition that I can’t remember off the top of my head (not strokes). They received the device and fridge free of charge I believe but pay for the tests.

Bristol wanted Genedrive but wasn’t able to take part in the pilot and Genedrive offered no free trials. They were going to wait until the pilot finishes but in the meantime were offered a free trial by the other guys, they had nothing to lose so are trialling it."

Mr jimihendrix, what is your job title at GDR?

"The Genedrive test is also superior in performance, even compared to a lab."

What struck me in the videos is the possibility of human error during the preparation of the sample, potentional causing an error in the result. This was mentioned at certian points in the video. Now I see why one hospital stated in a link shared recently in this forum, that they needed a designated test specialist to carry out the POC tests on the ward.

"Most exciting year for for GDR in the past 5 years"

This is very true. If only the share dilution had been more significant...

"Can't buy a bean"

Buy some GDR shares instead.

Really interesting videos - shareholders and potential shareholders are be able to see exactly what they are investing it.