Member Info for JungleBabbler

Just found this Reuters article re Lufthansa and some other "immediate" antigen test...

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-airlines-testing-f/positive-about-flying-airlines-look-to-covid-tests-that-give-results-in-minutes-idUKKCN26E0TD

One thing for sure - the DEMAND is out there.

scarcity value - coupled with royalty connection; as in I want what she's got....

... is all that's required here. Bought first tranche on 16/2/18 at approx0.39 and been averaging down since - now in good profit.
I don't normally post but the upside here is huge - if a couple of the projects come off then who knows? 10x - based on what everyone else thinks.

I also heard (as in read) this last night in MSM - not sure where now BUT there is a piece about saliva / paper strip tests in todays FT.
Not easy to copy though.

Just for the record - I have no argument with anyone here.
Words have a specific legal meaning when used in contracts (implied or otherwise).
As for the word "Guaranteed". Just look at what happened to (what was) the worlds oldest insurance company - namely Equitable Life - when they handed out willy-nilly guaranteed Annuity rates (12% I think at the time). The Lords ruling is quite hard to read but is out there for folks to read.
Similarly I sued a well-known bunch of estate agents when they emailed me to say one of my rental properties was returned in "excellent" condition - when it wasn't in order that I would release the renters deposit. Excellent also a specific legal meaning. I won of course.

....also in other newspapers, for example:

https://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/news/article-8675829/Heathrow-Airport-trials-spare-Britons-quarantine-holidays-ministers-scheme.html

https://www.ft.com/content/c45bd54e-d700-4ddf-9526-397e9a5845c3

Rio Tinto scandal response leaves CEO sullied but standing
JS Jacques retains board’s backing after destruction of ancient Aboriginal shelter .

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https://www.ft.com/content/c45bd54e-d700-4ddf-9526-397e9a5845c3

Rio Tinto’s destruction work in Western Australia’s remote Juukan Gorge this year was intended to clear a path to a high-grade iron ore deposit worth A$135m, an example of chief executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques’ “value over volume” strategy.

Instead, by blowing up a 46,000-year-old sacred Aboriginal shelter, it has drawn comparisons with the type of cultural vandalism practised by the Taliban, shredded the group’s relationship with indigenous communities and prompted investors to question its governance.

Better to be an explorer than a miner - just sayin'

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/avct/ownership
clearly shows Milton's holding(s)
as ever DYOR.........

Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoAML) analyst Michael Widmer is targeting $3,000 per oz in next 18 months.........as per CityWire just now. Silver will also benefit.

HL have taken my monthly fees from my ISA account this month (ie eating into my tax free cash) rather than the Fund & Share account as previously. They've changed things without telling anyone. Beginning to be more trouble than its worth.

How interesting. The non-exec chairman Josef El-Raghy is also the chairman of Centamin, the Egyptian gold-miner.