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Agree Ctw2014. It's pretty suspect. A lot of the former recently.

Again no recommendations of course, but a good way to do it if you want back in could be to slowly buy in from now on in small tranches at this price or lower as the share price fluctuates over the next few days/weeks, hopefully achieving a nice low average

Certainly couldn't recommend what to do LordPaul, but I think if it were me I would try to get back in at best price I could without waiting TOO long in hope of a better price. It may settle lower I suppose but then again won't stay there if any positive news lands. At which point this will seem cheap. It's a call, and we can all be wrong. A judgement we all have to make for ourselves of course. My personal judgement (as I am holding and indeed topped up), is that there're good things to come. DYOR YMMV etc. Best of luck

Maestro, I have no idea why you think that. CVS in US charge $130 for a pcr test, Boots in UK charge £120. I know, I've had both.

Way I see it, bad news out of the way now, exaggerated drop, products in the pipe, BC and Mountain on board, hearing loss test exciting, finances holding. Pretty much at base for any sales or regulatory news to bounce this.

Happy to go on holding and glad if nothing else to have been able to bring average further down.

Anticipating happy days ahead. YMMV

Wayne Smith, you think this is volatile, BRH pumps and dumps like a yo-yo. Not to say it may come good sometime, but I wouldn't put money in it above about 55 right now. If course I suspect many know this and make fair money trading it.

Maestro, question, you post a lot, are you invested? If you are, why? You don't seem to have confidence in the company. If not, why so many posts? I appreciate it's your right to post, but to be fair you're flooding the board at times.

Whole market pretty much having a terrible day. Don't think drop is anything discernably related to this stock itself

The only one up on my pharma watchlist is BRH, and I don't trust THAT one one bit!

Well, 114 again soon is as good a prediction as any

(GDR RNS reaction aside, not a happy market overall today. I've a small amount in Zinnwald Lithium which is usually as steady as anything on AIM can be and that's down over 10% today for absolutely no discernable reason (unless someone can enlighten me))

Nice one Natham, haha ;)

Yep, little cheeky top up done, happy!

Whatever the sentiment tomorrow / Friday, I'm comfortable that BC have 3 versions of the 96 SARS-CoV-2 kit out there for sale (for use on different machines), and that all that manufacturing setup and sales effort isn't going to go to waste in this pandemic. PCR going to become increasingly important.

So tomorrow I'll go with 114 (Natham ;) - 214

Exciting times whatever, it's all part of the thrill. Looking forward to maybe some news on progress of other products either in Fri or in due course.

To quote Admiral Beatty, "There seems to be something wrong with our bl@@dy ships today"

Seems general on the market though

Maestro1 48hrs

ihavenoclue I wouldn't like to speculate, but I'd obviously like David Budd's 'material' to mean DISGUSTING amounts of gravy. I suppose that would be considered ramping, so best not! Not 1.14 anyway :)

Maestro1. Agree. And I think the president of Beckman Coulter's post indicates he's excited. If they can sell into the labs servicing the big chains like CVS, Walgreen, we're in gravy. Holding these shares tight.

$135, recently took one to get back to the UK. PCR via one of the big chains, CVS pharmacy.

Senate debate starting now. Not expecting a rapid outcome given the pit of unredeemable vipery that constitutes the republican party. Having said that, hope and expect Democrats to hold together and pass it in due course.

Schumer just wrapped up his intro by saying "no matter how long it takes, the senate will stay in session and pass this bill"

Wow, good spot Jayhayes!

Beckman sure seem keen. Do we smell sales?!

https://www.beckman.com/about-us/executive-management

Yep. Beckman think so. This article posted to their twitter feed yesterday

https://www.ocregister.com/2021/02/01/nearly-a-year-later-we-still-arent-testing-the-asymptomatic-population-why/