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Good Morning all. Well if Carling wrote RNSs I guess it might read something like this. Should be a blue day

Well there seems good support around the 2.5p mark so hopefully this is the bottom.

This was is on the BBC website. Also just my own little anecdote from yesterday..
Interesting article on the BBC website
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-59077036
"Double jabbed people are catching Covid and passing it on to those they live with, warn experts who have studied UK household cases.Individuals who have had two vaccine doses can be just as infectious as those who have not been jabbed.
Even if they have no or few symptoms, the chance of them transmitting the virus to other unvaccinated housemates is about two in five, or 38%."
As an aside I flew back from Spain yesterday. Not double jabbed so I had to get a PCR test to show I did not have covid before boarding the flight. Sat next to a lovely lady who was double jabbed. She did not have to have any test before boarding the flight. She coughed through her mask most of the way home. So perhaps she has now given me covid? I will find out when I take my day 2 and day 8 pcr test. I will now self isolate for the next 10 days. Meanwhile she was off to Tescos to do her shopping when she landed. Perhaps spreading covid ( if she has it) as she coughs her way around the store. Now who was the safest person to sit next too on the flight home. The one who had been tested and did not have covid on boarding or the lovely, coughing, double jabbed lady who may or may not have had covid? Seems to me everyone should take an antigen test before flying, going to a concert, sports game etc...

Along the same ilk just posted this on the Avacta board ( I am invested in both )
Interesting article on the BBC website
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-59077036
"Double jabbed people are catching Covid and passing it on to those they live with, warn experts who have studied UK household cases.Individuals who have had two vaccine doses can be just as infectious as those who have not been jabbed.
Even if they have no or few symptoms, the chance of them transmitting the virus to other unvaccinated housemates is about two in five, or 38%."
As an aside I flew back from Spain yesterday. Not double jabbed so I had to get a PCR test to show I did not have covid before boarding the flight. Sat next to a lovely lady who was double jabbed. She did not have to have any test before boarding the flight. She coughed through her mask most of the way home. So perhaps she has now given me covid? I will find out when I take my day 2 and day 8 pcr test. I will now self isolate for the next 10 days. Meanwhile she was off to Tescos to do her shopping when she landed. Perhaps spreading covid ( if she has it) as she coughs her way around the store. Now who was the safest person to sit next too on the flight home. The one who had been tested and did not have covid on boarding or the lovely, coughing, double jabbed lady who may or may not have had covid? Seems to me everyone should take an antigen test before flying, going to a concert, sports game etc...

Interesting article on the BBC website
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-59077036
"Double jabbed people are catching Covid and passing it on to those they live with, warn experts who have studied UK household cases.Individuals who have had two vaccine doses can be just as infectious as those who have not been jabbed.
Even if they have no or few symptoms, the chance of them transmitting the virus to other unvaccinated housemates is about two in five, or 38%."
As an aside I flew back from Spain yesterday. Not double jabbed so I had to get a PCR test to show I did not have covid before boarding the flight. Sat next to a lovely lady who was double jabbed. She did not have to have any test before boarding the flight. She coughed through her mask most of the way home. So perhaps she has now given me covid? I will find out when I take my day 2 and day 8 pcr test. I will now self isolate for the next 10 days. Meanwhile she was off to Tescos to do her shopping when she landed. Perhaps spreading covid ( if she has it) as she coughs her way around the store. Now who was the safest person to sit next too on the flight home. The one who had been tested and did not have covid on boarding or the lovely, coughing, double jabbed lady who may or may not have had covid? Seems to me everyone should take an antigen test before flying, going to a concert, sports game etc...

"We're only now beginning to uncover the long term impacts of Covid infection - even in those with relatively mild symptoms."

What we don't yet know and it unlikely to ever be publicised is the long term impact of the vaccine. Those that argue the unvaccinated should not get treated by the NHS perhaps should extend the same argument to the obese or those that smoke or cause themselves self harm, drink too much etc etc.....

Testing is the important element. When I sit next to you on a flight, at a concert or a sports game I don't care if you are vaccinated, I don't care if you have had Covid. I do care about whether you have it now and if I can catch it from you or give it too you. Not anti vax but it seems that there is a movement against those that are not vaccinated. It makes no difference to me whether someone is vaccinated or not. They can still get Covid and they can still spread Covid. It's your body and your risk. Test Test Test !!! if if contagious stay indoors and away from other people .

Currently in Spain. Everyone over 6 has too wear a mask unless sat at a table in a bar or restaurant. Most people are wearing them even when just walking around

As long as we have the capacity we can make anyones LFTs subject to TT. I would like it to be Avacta as I am in there also however as long as we are making millions of someones LFTs I would be happy with that

wadogara - don't ask me. I watched it go down to about 35p and all the way back to 80p and then back down again. Common sense says we should make a killing but since when has AIM had any common sense?

Appletree1 I am inclined to agree. Our MCAP is half that of ODX. I am in both but underwater here. I have an average of 72p . My head tells me to put more in and average down. My gut says I already have 50k in and this is AIM so no guarantees. What can go wrong though. We are one of Europes largest LFT producers in the middle of a pandemic when soon the whole world will want LFTs to go on holiday, visit a sports venue, go to a concert.....

RMFatGB
If you look at the government website it states you will need to buy a test from the lists of providers( list comes out 22nd October) If you test positive then the government will allow you a free NHS PCR test.

Was offered 2.1p for 750,000 shares hopefully keep going up

I hope you are right. I think there is a lot of apathy at the moment. Both here and ABDX have not moved today. In days gone by the news about LFTs would have seen a large movement in price. Perhaps a case of crying wolf to many times. It's got to happen now though. Surely?

Clearly not a Carlsberg RNS on the way. It must be a Corona.

I hope so. I'm in here and Avacta. If Carling do RNSs they have HUA and were going to make them by the millions. If I can be really hopeful ODX will take up the capacity that Abingdon can't ( I did say it was a Carlsberg RNS) Good Luck everyone and keep well

Shapps said half term. My boys start theirs this Friday and others next Friday depending on where you are in the country. Tic Toc.....

Well Shapps said the supply chain for the LFTs would be sorted for the half term break. My boys break up this Friday although I know some are the following Friday it's still cutting it fine.

Hope it hits my 5.35p average. Come on Hemo. Should have sold at 15p . Lesson for us all.

Just the markets today. I have a portfolio over 26 shares. 23 of them are down today. Sometimes you're the pigeon and sometimes you're the statue. Today I have been sh it on. Better day tomorrow