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Gobsmacked but not surprised, a lot of people on here picked up on the Mr Peyton's "we're hopeful" comment during his last interview regarding Blautux. Always prepare for the unexpected on the stock exchange.

I have noted the comparisons of other London listed COVID stocks here, they are very fair and mature but here is my very brief summarized take too:
- ODX - Mostly antibody - Decent enough sales in UK and Africa. m cap £200m
- NCYT - PCR antigen mainly. Omni present in every country, 2 hour POC test already on market and probably on track to make around £100+ net profit per annum . mcap £460m. Cheap.
- GDR - PCR antigen- No sales after CE mark and no inroads into a POC test where the shortest they can produce is 30mins. m cap £60m.
- AVCT- Speedy POC affimer test to launch early next year- fully cashed up- m cap 400m. Huge potential. fairly valued.
- DVRG - Uses borrowed Aptamer and Affimer technology. No IP or patents . Very over engineered and cumbersome breathalyzer system . Integration of Covid detection in established worldwide water system is very valuable. Undervalued . Mcap £60m
- BRH - Managed to successfully develop aptamer in house after separating from Aptamer Group meaning full IP and % of profits. Detection of COVID virus just as good , fast and accurate as an Avacta's affimer Light detection system appears to work fast. More to details to come on the 16th....

BRH has cheesy Company name which probably confuses investors. Terrible marketing and website too ! Very late to party and if not NCYT or an mid sized ambitious pharma/diagnostics company COULD just buy them out cheap for £60-70m, speed things up and make a billion or two out of BRH by exploiting BRH's aptamer and light detection technology. Current Mcap £14m

Yes Goldballs. As I said yesterday , Aptamers take seconds to bind and the 5 mins written before was being extremely modest.

This is a very important breakthrough IF the 19th or 20th BRH get a further positive results.

It's great to hear BRH have developed their own aptamer successfully bind with the COVID virus to use with Actipix (or a hybrid Optical Detection System) !

I clearly said yesterday, BRH may do an instant aptamer POC test and a follow on test through their optical scanning device perhaps to see just how many days in a person has developed COVID .....and this has been announced today, but exact details are not known. Although many months late , it may well be the technology the world needs to stop COVID and isolate accordingly .
I have made money in every COVID stock on LSE and AIM over the past few months and can say this development is the most positive as PCR has not made a dent in COVID spike cases.

As to "Talk of bagging is nonsense" comment , In these months, I have heard Novacyt "won't make a penny" and seen it go up 10,000%, read somewhere Genedrive still can't get their POC test under 30 mins after serious time &investment and seen SKIN fluff up on their breathalyzer test details. I've seen it all.

Ignoring market capital and cash positions on covid stocks, and just based on speculative tech, BRH is not even a punt it is a serious investment. Clear your date for 16th October.......

Aptamers take seconds to bind and give a result. CAPTURE should not be any different. BRH have been extremely very late to arrive on the COVID scene but may have the most useful tech, yet, I think they are downplaying the 5 mins. Dr Smythe has recently retweeted a COVID 19 paper test which is interesting because are Paraytec are developing a portable test as Tom says. They may also use this in conjunction with Actipix and may be used to scan how far a person is into a virus and quarantine accordingly. Instead of wasting 2 weeks, patients may only need to quarantine a few days. I think it may be incredibly useful, and it is not a wonder Gerard Brandon CEO of SKIN on Twitter praised this company a while back

As always DYOR. Good night !

I set a buy price on BRH for 25p the other week (read post) before I left for business overseas and see it never got fulfilled on this. Most of my automatic stop losses have been breached on over half my stocks so have a fair amount of cash to invest. I was fairly heavy in SKIN but stopped out at 58p whilst I was away. People said it would never go to a certain level, but Skin has behaved exactly like I thought it would given certain circumstances. I now face the dilemma to reinvest in SKIN or buy back into BRH next week.

It's always good to be ahead of the game and out of all the COVID stocks , BRH appeals the most for value because:
- Paraytec seems to have developed their own Aptamer and probably retain all IP and revenue in house. They did a partnership Aptamer Group but no longer use them probably for the reason given.
- 10 mil market cap is nothing. The could make that in a year or two just by selling through their mask division alone .
- Now that I have time to read Twitter, Dr Smythe seems to think Paraytec's CAPTURE tech works and hopes to be implemented everywhere. The intensity of CAPTURE colour change when exposed to COVID 19 is also unique and may indicate how many days along the person may have it, which may well be very useful.

I'm no scientist, but I think BRH is all round a very different company to most other COVID stocks and worth a serious investment

Advise noted Wilson! I don't hold many NCYT though and never bought low like you lucky guys.

On track for 80 million net profit for year is extremely impressive. That's insane, more than any diagnostic company in the UK could hope for tbh.

Cool Mr P. long time no see. I haven't been keeping up with this recently. Any news or rumour on this old dog here? Or any news from neighboring sites in Nevada? Thanks

The yo-yo was a bit weird tbh as I thought LOOP was solid esp after the Blue Jeans takeover recently. MMs or other wise known as Investment banks make 90% of money this way so not really surprised tbh.

13, no contract obviously as they need to trial a working prototype i suppose . I remember the Theranos and Walgreens contract went absolute **** up and how not to rush into business that way.

Is the ex founder still selling his shares off 1% at a time here? Or has he stopped?

Cool Diego, but GB kind of started the rumour I think. I don't think it was started by any user on here. I don't see any drawbacks to a breathalyzer to be honest apart from plastic wastage lol.

bl00dy hell. Any ideas why this one has gone up? I know a lot of stuff on AIM goes up for no reason on AIM but any significant on this?

No need to Jim. If you are secure with your own knowledge and research, ppl like those shouldn't bother you. If Diego can counter my argument in an educated manner, then cool but if not, just filter the irritating ones.

Diego, any reasoning to your statement? The disposable cartridges on the Canary Health Tech site do look expensive to manufacture and accuracy may be compromised to near 90% but ,realistically , it is better than nothing. Other than that , I can't see many downsides.

As long as it isn't The Snowman by Jo Nesbo! We all took a gamble on this anyway, and still still worth holding onto this if you believe everything is true from AZ. If it is all BS then back to 0.1p, or everything true probably 5p+. Takes time getting your head around it ,Fintech is definitely here to stay regardless.

Lost a fair whack on this too no point whining as it is only money. Was catching falling knife, lesson learnt.

A very speculative gamble. Ideally should have sold at 2.5p after a punt at 1.6p but I'm sure we'll see those levels again
Just needs to go up several hundred percent to get my money back from a decade or so ago. Mr P still around?

From what I hear the tech is solid fast and accurate. You shouldn't worry about day to day movements , but honestly the thing that puts me off putting a few K on this is the spread of near 10% , i remember this morning it was 26-29p in the morning. The website and branding is not very professional either , but it is cheap with a mcap of 8m and has great necessary tech for covid19.

I put in an order for these at 25p and hope these get fulfilled when I'm away.