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Jodrell, this is a two stage test which detects the entire whole virus and not dead fragments. It also detects the state if infection by way of light what the Oxford one cannot do.

Casper I'd be looking for a lot more that . The price may go back to 30p this week such is the unpredictability of the sp, but I think we know what we got here. The applications of this type of test for covid are far reaching and there is no competition. Once proven in a real environment, there is a distinct possibility that someone could buy us out cheap here (say £60-80m) to integrate into their diagnostics testing division.

Most exciting thing about this technology , although a bit ahead , you could theoretically spray surfaces with Capture technology, black the room out and turn on an adapted handheld version of actipix to visibly see the virus. This would be ABSOLUTELY crucial for aeroplanes , trains, hospitals, kitchens to function safely. As Steve Jobs said ,. "A lot of times, people don't know what they want until you show it to them"

Paraytec will beat this virus

Evolution of covid testing in chronological order :
PCR - POC - PARAYTEC

All points Carl covered were covered by me before. The level of infection can detected, so two week quarantines could be be reduced depending on stage.

Forget so movements and market cap, we have unique covid test , nothing the world has seen before.

They have doubled their investment , at some point nearly tripled at 0.9p. I think it can go to 2p-3p soon. all imho.

They can always liquidate holding down to instantly fund Capture and actipix test manufacturing once approved after trials. Meaning no placing or loans. Good deal all around

BRH can convert to cash whenevr they need it. Not only has RMS SP shot up in value but deal favours BRH massively.

Brh sold off their majority stake in p2f for around £2.5m for around the 0.35p for RMS new issued shares . RMSs sp has gone up significantly since the deal.

Boohll probably just overstated some accounts to make profit look £20-30 mill better. They'll probably get a £10m fine or something tiny.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/string-of-firms-that-imploded-have-something-in-common-ernst-young-audited-them-11602863319

Not just wirecard. What about when EY resigned from Finablr?

Just look at the scandal btw EY and Wirecard. I think people are looking at this and jumping to conclusions here.

Wirecard

Looks like Braveheart have tripled their investment value already in rms ? Is this correct?

6 days you made a good find and you made a good analysis hkk. But what IF fraud was committed by boohoo and not not the factories? Pwc are part of the big 4 and would not resign over petty factory fraud, would they?

Fair enough HKK

This has nothing to do with slave labour now. This is about money laundering and fraud , but to what extent we do not know . In the eyes of the law this is a serious crime, HMRC have more power than the police so we will know more details in months to come.

Why BOO would try this after what happened a few months back is beyond me.

Speed, accuracy and portability. You could probably carry the paraytec covid 19 light sensor around with you strapped around your neck. Its useful for all events and situations, i need not say more

Paraytec sensitivity ? Pick a number between 95- 99.

For PCR, first to market won the race #roche #ncyt

For POC , best to market wins the race ( best meaning affordable , accurate , uncomplicated and simple). #brh