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Quite, Preefty. I'm gonna repost this even though I know it'll wind some up. BC don't mess around, and I'm still going with their confidence :)

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/activity:6773246116558467072

If you look at the chart, risk, you'll see that we're holding a far more level pattern here than we did over Christmas at that lower level. So no, whilst all sorts of things can happen, current trend does not support your suggestion in any way.

Courtesy of Preefty, hope you don't mind me reposting?

https://www.tradingview.com/x/FNNxTk9w/

This appears to shift on a whisper

Lnd sounding very upbeat in their latest tweet. Now got that damn grease tune going round my head

Additionally, as someone who has spent time in what you call a 3rd world country, I assure you that the developing status of the country has never stopped organisations like the UN spending vast amounts of money on their projects, never mind the shiny white cars and substantial salaries of their staff!

It's for UNICEF divisions to buy, where they see a need. They have clearly picked it up as an option, it's there plain as daylight, so they no doubt do.

i.e. all the others are antibody tests

Jay, you've been invested in a testing stock for long enough, do you need the details spelled out to you? It is expensive because it is an accurate PCR, unlike the others which are rapid tests. This is the same distinction between rapid Covid and PCR tests. There is room and specific need for both, it will be used in a confirmatory role I would have thought. This will be why UNICEF have added it to their armoury, and it is unique as a PoC fast PCR in that list.

Talking of UNICEF, this appears to be their available HCV tests.

Afaict the unique GDR one is the only PCR

https://supply.unicef.org/all-materials/in-vitro-diagnostics-tests/hepatitis-test-kits/hepc-simple-rapid.html

You expecting it to be picked up through the (recent) PHE framework? That's the contractual framework. I am. Or you not going to answer directly?

It's in the successful PHE tender. We WILL have to wait on further news, I know you don't like to hear that.

But you didn't answer my question.

"But it isn't going to happen and we all know it don't we"

No, Jaceorge, no we don't. I remain invested and positive. Quit telling other people what they think.

I'll ask you again, though you never seem to want to answer. Do you agree with guy's minimum hope that AIHL is going to do well?

Appreciate the thoughts all. Yeah mickey, that did stand out!

The market does not know. The market does not like uncertainty. It does not follow that 'a handful clearly at best' have/have not been sold. The only inference is that 'the market' cannot stand not knowing. What we do know is that there are sales cycles, and that (from presentation):

"The Company is not in a position to directly share Beckman Coulter Sales objectives. They are a private company and as such do not supply sales forecasts externally. The Company has however commented previously that every large installation with Beckman is very incremental, driven by high volume and good margin expectation."

Proceed to dismiss Beckman Coulter, but they are marketing, have huge worldwide presence, CAN sell to a more limited private lab market in the US prior to EUA, and for all you or I know have sales already lined up.

Doesn't change the fact that you tripled it to put him down.

I get that you're gonna need to get in the last word on everyone here today and police any positivity, so have at it, but it's boring now chap. Take some responsibility for your own investment decisions. You, Jaceorge, MyLuck.

If you get a grip you might find there's good reason the rest of us are invested here and upbeat. My thoughts were given on that this morning, and it didn't take repetitive contentless posts all day to make them.

So by 300%

Very bad form

Guy, talking of made up stuff, you've just admitted to exaggerating his posts. Bad form chap.

You may disagree with him, you may disagree with most of the investors here, but tone it down a bit maybe?

It also seems you only ever post here and repeatedly and negatively. Giving you the benefit of the doubt that you're a genuine investor it seems you've put all your eggs in one basket. That's ok, I think it'll come very good even if you don't, but jmo maybe diversify next time for your own and all of our sanity?

I have a holding here in PAT and also in WSBN and LND (as well as some lithium and other stocks). All appear exciting from their own perspectives. I know a couple of regulars here have posted however that they see PAT as potentially the star of this year. To those, what is it in your opinion that makes PAT stand out?

Thanks for illustrating that Preefty :)

Serious question? All imo:

1/ it's been trading sideways just like it did over Christmas and for about the same period except now at this higher level.

2/ the higher level reflects the more advanced stages of the products and the new partnerships, arrangements and contracts in place since then, including BC, MH, PHE, and as far as we can tell UNICEF. The Covid 96 kits have gained approval finally in India and passed review wherever tested by studies with flying colours.

3/ the chart will show you where it will go with positive news, those expected include release of PoC, EUA for the Covid 96 kits, any PHE sales for the 3 CE marked products, any BC sales, and who knows UNICEF, MH, the elusive EU MoH contract

It is not just a Covid play fortunately, but a business with serious partners and products at commercialisation stage to ensure a long term future and plans for further.

You can't compare to a different sector, it works to its own timescales with regulatory hurdles and sales cycles to account for (note BC started their activities not so long ago in terms of those cycles). The timing looks like it should be right now and there are interesting correlations on the chart.

Will we get what we want this month? I have no special insight, but you asked for reasons to be positive. I note you posted on another board the buffet quote about patience. Good advice that.