RE: Suspension23 Sep 2022 11:18
I'm reading Tom Winnifrith's articles on SP and his points are valid. He probably caused the recent slide but the DHSC doesn't stand much chance against NCYT tbh. This would be the first time a government health Division has actually claimed and won against a testing company worldwide. The UK government is so skint and corrupt rn they kinda need every penny though. But if ncyt's tests were faulty , the disease mutation was so novel to this generation at the time they could still claim every major global health organisation standard passed it off at the time and acted in good faith. As for the counter claim ncyt is claiming for , all is dependent on black and white signed evidence. If ncyt have no contract , their claim is toast .
As some guy said it's well below the RSI line on the charts and trading at a quarter it's NAV and I no longer hold any ncyt but I'll prob jump back in next year. Sold for loss circa 115p months ago in fact , timing is everything I guess and hope to jump back in at the right time . All in all, there is plenty of upside here , but the SP will almost certainly go 50-60p range , just because that's the way markets work .