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Welcome to Awacta.

Please don't be put off by all the recent childish bickering which happens on this board. There's a lot of very well informed people here who have been posting good info regularly for months.

Everybody keeps a close eye on whats happening with both Awacta and any potential competitors (not that there's any true competition yet anyway). Anything that happens, you'll normally find somebody has posted it on this board very quickly. Aside from the bickering, it's probably one of the most informative boards you'll come accross.

Good luck, hope we all do well!

PL75, can you drop me an email please: hants13 at outlook dot com

Hold for gold indeed Tom!

The hardest lessons I've learnt have been from selling too soon. Many years ago I would do my research, buy, get impatient/nervous and sell. A few weeks later I would then realise I was right and completely missed out by selling too soon. I've been along for the ride here since April. At no point have I ever doubted Awacta's ability to deliver.

It's taken longer than I expected, but at no point has there been anything to indicate Awacta could fail.

Post of the day RR, well done.

I strongly believe we will have big news within the next 13 trading days. With new cases clearly creeping up in the UK and cold/flu season just around the corner... the timing couldn't be better from a sentiment perspective IMO...

A lot of people are definitely very worried about the problems which lie ahead going into the autumn and winter... Awacta offers a solution...

The way the ODX board are wetting themselves with excitement is tragic.

They don't understand that Mologics test is just being used for proof of concept and they're miles away from bringing it to market. Also, as per my previous post, Heathrow WILL NOT get to decide that a particular test is adequete for arrivals not to quarantine. Only the UK Government can make that decision.

This would seem like a reasonable guess...Porton Down is in Wiltshire, but only just outside of Hampshire. The closest major city is Southampton (which is of course Hampshire).

AlwaysWhining is either the worlds worst deramper or a fake account made by somebody with a long position to put forward terrible arguements which are immediately destroyed, thus effectively ramping the share.

Depending on which is true, AlwaysWhining is either an idiot or a genius but I'm not sure which!

Either way, please do continue posting. It's great!

Exactly my reason for not expecting a standard Awacta 7am RNS. The Gov will dictate when it's announced.

In relation to the LFD, I believe there's a high probability that by the time we receive the S&S data that BBI will have produced a good quantity of launch stock ready for market (whether that be for consumers or the UK gov) and this update will also be contained within the same RNS. I'm personally expecting this next week, if not the following.

Futher to the above, we are still expecting to hear of other manufacturing partners. I would imagine (and I don't know for sure) that any compnaies in the CONDOR program will be bound by a non-disclosure agreement. To my mind this makes sense, because any leaks to the media of upcoming tests could be problematic if the tests were to subsequently fail. There's been so many problems to date, I can't imagine our Gov want the media setting any expectations to the public until solid data is available. I've tried to find some evidence that there could/would be an NDA in place and I haven't been able to find any, so this is just my own guess as it seems logical.

Therefore, I think it's entirely possible we could receive a bumper RNS containing:
1. S&S
2. Confirmation that initial batches have been produced
3. Other manufacturing partners

In relation to BAMS, as per the June RNS:
"We are now looking forward to testing the prototype BAMS assay with patient samples in the UK very soon, whilst Adeptrix does the same at a site in the US. This will keep us on track for launch of a product for professional use in the summer."

Whilst I believe this is currently beyond Avacta's control and Sir Al is not to blame, as of tomorrow we go into overdue territory based upon most peoples interpretation of "summer."

If I were to hazard a guess, I'm expected BAMS news wk1/wk2 September, with LFD news wk2/wk3 September.

I also maintain my opinion of the past few months that the big news may not land at 7am.

All my opinion, could be way off the mark. Don't take as fact.

Guessing you haven't flown EasyJet lately.

Even with airlines which do have check in staff, they would need to observe the test being done. That's going to lead to some fairly long queues...

Always Whining

So you're suggesting that making a LFD with saliva as the sample is just as easy as making a PCR test? As there's no competition, I think we can safely assume it's fairly difficult...

What type of simpler and cheaper test do you have in mind? Specifically. Lets hear it.

But you would need a signifiacnt amount of manpower in order to have any hope of enforcing it? In which case it brings me back to my previous point?

MR St - I can't see how this would work unless every passenger was supervised, otherwise it's too easy to cheat.

If you've got to be supervised, might as well just have someone running it through a machine...?

Always Whining, in the past 30 days you've posted 85 times over three stocks. 75 of those posts are on this board.

I can't be bothered to read them all, but I'm sure they're all negative.

You have no creditibilty plus this is a difficult stock to deramp because there's so many people who have been here a long time. I've been here since April and many others have too. There's too many informed posters on here for you to have any success, so what's the point?

You claim to provide balance, but nobody will take your view as balanced when you clearly have an agenda... most likely sour grapes because you sold out too soon.

Personally I've never agreed with the idea that the LFD test would be used in airports, stadiums etc. It would just be too wasteful and costly. In these scenarios a portable machine makes far more sense.

I still think the LFD will still be the most common form of test in use, though.

For example, you wake up feeling unwell and need to know whether you can leave for work in an hour or not.

Or, you are going to watch an away football game. It's 3 hours drive away and you know you'll be tested on arrival. Would you test yourself before you left home? Probably.

Same applies if you were off to the airport to catch a plane and knew you were going to be tested on arrival. Would you test yourself before leaving home? Even if you felt okay, probably. If you had a possible symptom, almost certainly.

We are set for a continued move upwards now, I agree this is likely to be above 325 before close on Friday - probably without difficulty.

Requires a machine, even though this is a great improvement over what is currently available.

It will still require a trip to the testing station which may also require booking ahead. Not very helpful if you've just woken up, don't feel well and you're wondering whether you can go to work today or not.

Also, 12 mins doesn't include the amount of time it takes to drive to and from your nearest testing station... which could be very close or absolutely miles away...

Must be incredibly thick skinned to keep coming back to get called out for his/her unsubstantiated nonsense

If I didn't have such a large holding already I could still be tempted! Imo when the big news lands this share price will be rising even faster than pl75s post count.

I am yet to hear the*
One day I'll proof read my posts...

Goodnight all. See you in the morning for that BAMS RNS!
(Just joking, but maybe!)