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Those concerned can then go, if they wish, "to any public or private laboratory, even if they have no symptoms," explains Olivier Véran .

What does it matter if it is a buy or a sell, all I am interested in is the current price and it is going back down!

Retrace is on :-(

Glad shareholder3 is back too. Feel more relaxed when he is posting

Hopefully not another false dawn like all the others in the last couple of weeks where any rise as been sold into and it finishes back around 240. Need it to hold above 260 and move on from there.

Volume is getting lower and lower each day. Even shareholder3 has given up, not looking likely this will ever move significantly north now.

As I said last week, it looks to have found a level around the £2.40 mark. Been not far off that, for around 15 days now, give or take a couple of dips

People said they would be forward selling them since the 3rd June i.e. 20 days ago. Good to see vatel only drip feeding them so not to affect share price, that worked well then!

When they bought, it gave an opportunity for large holders to sell. The purchase of whatever it was, say 100 grand added many millions to the price at that time as p.i's got sucked in. Join the dots as many always say on here.

I thought the charts said it would rocket, why has it not, it is dropping like a stone, what is up with the charts, what can people who use them see in their crystal ball, does anyone know?

https://twitter.com/Ianblackford_MP/status/1275365493382230018

Chuggley - see link below for further info

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-53149046?intlink_from_url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/scotland&link_location=live-reporting-story

Chief Medical Officer Dr Gregor Smith has written to all NHS boards asking them not to offer on-demand antibody testing.

So far 4,431 antibody tests for surveillance purposes have been completed in Scotland.

"Having assessed the research available, there is currently insufficient clinical evidence to absolutely conclude that people who have recovered from Covid-19 are protected from either a second infection or from infecting others," said Dr Smith.

"Until such evidence exists the main public health benefits are for research purposes or in the clinical management of patients. The World Health Organisation and SAGE have warned there are potentially negative impacts on public health if individuals assume immunity from a positive result and adapt their behaviour in a way which could increase the risk of continued transmission.

"If clinical evidence around immunity changes we will swiftly roll out a national antibody testing programme in order to realise the potential health, social and economic benefits this would offer, and are preparing now for that prospect.”

Totally agree with you retireby40. Take away that and Zimbawe and it is dribs and drabs at a time when there was a massive panic and limited availability of kits. There does not seem to be the same issues regarding worldwide availability and lots of competitors have upped there game.

If you look at the US market, 30+ companies vying for a slice of the pie. So many pinning hopes on the US sales, personally don't think they will be anything special, we shall see.

AVCT has dropped around 40% in less than a month, our Captain seems to foget that. He is like someone who has been abused and wants others to suffer like he has

Opened at 238 on Monday and will finish below that today by the looks of it.

When was the last time it closed higher at the end of the week than the beginning?

if it was due today I would be worried, share price is dropping like a stone, over 15% down from yesterdays high already and showing no signs of stopping

Anders_Uk what was the Mcap at the opening bell yesterday compared to today? :-)

Anders_Uk what was the Mcap back in April, the 9th for instance?

Needs to come up with some new longer term contracts or lengthy renewals to get this moving upwards