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In a nutshell, it means its way to early for GDR to release a sales forecast AND the answer to the first questjon suggest any sales figures at all are months away, at least!

"NICE is working with NHS England, who will initially deliver a national pilot to inform future implementation of the guidance. We will notify stakeholders when supporting information on implementation is available."

We can expect RNS's regarding the progress of implementation!

"That, for me, puts to rest the question over lab vs GDR. The doc can decide to use GDR first instead of a lab test, if it's in the patient's interest.i"

that's if the hosptals policy means that GDR's kit will be purchased at all. NICE dodged a direct answer and gave a very vague one, imply that the hospitals will not get extra money from a central fund to buy GDRs kit.

"Q3 Will each trust have to fund the tests and the acquisition of the testing machines or will funding come from central NHS funds?

A. Hospitals will have their own policies about getting permission to perform/fund procedures and monitoring the results."

Even when the SP rose 300% from 1.5p to 4.5p rampers blamed the MMs for playing games and holding back the SP. If you filtered anyone who blamed the MMs for the SP there would only be a few posters on LSE left.

Like the rest of us, Zak is probably only right half the time, as often as a monkey.

"Zak is ALWAYS wrong "

If he was always wrong he'd be very useful indeed!

Sp is holding up well!!!

"Now wd be a great time to see Cheek and other Directors buy some more shares"

There is never a bad time for directors to buy shares in meaning full amounts. Mr Cheek has not done this and the market knows it.

Isn't Zak Mir a blogger who people who should not investing in stocks listen to for advice and think they've done their research?

If sp closes above 3p today then GDR has done really well against the prevailing market winds to the south.

"The markets are in meltdown and it’s a sea of red across the world. There are a lot of moving parts, but this is the essence of things: a looming slowdown in the US economy has cast doubts about global economic growth. The move has triggered a sell-off in the US Dollar and a rally in the Yen, the latter of which was boosted by the BOJ’s decision to tighten policy last week and a subsequent short-squeeze.

The rapid move in the Yen is putting downward pressure on Japanese equities, but it’s also driving an unwind of a major carry trade—investors had leveraged up by borrowing in Yen to buy other assets, chiefly US tech stocks. We are basically seeing a mass deleveraging as investors sell assets to fund their losses.

The rapidity of the move has caught a lot of investors off guard; there’s a lot of panic selling now, which is what causes these non-linear reactions in asset prices to pretty straightforward fundamental dynamics."

"here is part of the reason the NHS is on its knees because is so backward in its thinking and run top end by idiots and pocket fillers and egos."

The lab tests are cheaper if done in bulk, they have an obligation to the taxpayer to provide value for money.

"Off to the races in Windsor later hoping to get a winner/each way or two!"

Good on you. You are already a winner simply by choosing to be there. Magnificent.

"Haven’t you lot gone anything better to do like going for a walk, run or cycle ride ??"

There is nothing more enjoyable than reading the gdr chat board on saturday morning after an exciting and emotional week of trading in GDR-land. There are lots of winners this weekend who'll order champagne i stead of prosecco. There is probably a similar number of losers, hoping the sp will rise above their unfortunately buy in price next week. Be strong but preferably be lucky.

Noone knows how many shares peel Hunt still have, or more important ly whether they are still offloading them or not.

A trade means price paid ie there was a match. Market maker may make money off each trade by exploiting the bid and ask a bit though. But for us mortal its simply a price paid. At least thats how i see it.

"If you sell your shares then someone has clearly bought them so there surely must be exactly the same number of sales and purchases at all times ?"

Exactly, Mr calderwood. Thats exactly how it works. Each trade is a buy and a sell. The lse website simply report it incorrectly. And even experience investors dont understand or refuse to understand. My haven, theyve been informed often enough. Only curiosity with gdr is that Peel Hunt is a gdr market maker and yet owns slightly less than 10% of all shares, as far as we know. But there are other gdr Mms so market pri e is the market price.

"Initial orders for their products have already been placed in countries like France, Austria, the Netherlands, Greece, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. This international focus is expected to drive further sales growth as they enter new markets."

Which product is chatgpt talking about here and when ?!

The mention in the Daily Mail appears just to have delayed the inevitable trickle south.

Mr chaiwala, didnt you sell at 5p before the dilution? Have u bought back in?

"The cost comparison should not be GDR vs no testing, but GDR vs lab testing."

Depends on whether you are a penny-pinching NHS manager or a clinician who knows whats best for both patient and NHS in the long term. That said, the decision made by the trust wrt to gdr is a very important unknown.