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Just literally spoke with Halifax and the update is..... "the dealers are working through the orders as soon as is practically possible". Poor

Such an odd BB this - full of hate, tension, backbiting and nonsense. Pity as a BB can be an insightful place. Even if there is the odd golden nugget therein its quickly swallowed up by the 50 void of meaningful content posts

Look at the banner part way down.. "Made in the UK"..... Does make one wonder what is going on behind the scenes as it were.

Google translate......."Killer" mask, that is, able not only to block the incoming virus, but also to "kill" it. The device in question, as Repubblica writes, consists of four layers and comes from England. This was achieved by Professor Gareth Cave, an expert in nanotechnology at Nottingham trent University. This mask ensures effectiveness for 7 consecutive hours. It is very similar to traditional surgical but unlike the latter it has the ability to neutralize coronavirus and make it harmless. According to the tests conducted, the "killer" mask has a filtering capacity of 99.98% and an efficiency of 90% in destroying Covid-19 and influenza viruses.

The same scientist who made the "killer" mask explained, as Repubblica reports, the operation of this special device: "When these nanoparticles that make up the central layer are in contact with the virus, they emit ions that penetrate through the surface and engulf the virus by destroying its genetic material and preventing it from replicating". These particles, he added, "have a spherical shape and a surface the size of the virus and are therefore very efficient in killing the unwanted host, but not in reducing the respirability of the mask". Then there is a last layer that is the one closest to the mouth, which is hypoallergenic and extremely breathable. "Our mask protects not only the wearer but also those around. Because it prevents the virus from reproducing, killing it. So when we throw it away, we must not be afraid to touch it and we can dispose of it safely because it does not infect", said its inventor

£5m cash; plenty of action from here

RNS out, Board changes, £5m in the bank. Which direction from here?

I wonder if React Group can grow to become a market leader in what appears to be a highly fragmented sector

profile improving all the time

SP is moving...

Solid day +3.80%. A few of these consecutively make a difference.

or perhaps not.... I've jumped in.

25% dilution at 1.25p coming?

Pharm2farm getting everyone excited I guess. Might try it for a trade. Whats in it for you that makes you think its got potential to go North?

what's the deal with RMS? I have £1700 in my 'pot' not invested just now and looking for a temporary home.

Could this be the work of the lesser spotted Jenny Lee?

Thanks both - not quite sure what to do. Time will tell. The presentation obv had a something in it, so will be interesting to see if we get a second kick on today after the follow up

Exit price from React? What are people thinking or now being viewed as a longer term play given how things are unfolding ?

....trading at 83.9% below SWS estimated fair value.....

+9% for a FTSE100.... not too shabby!

Investors in China also drove up silver prices today, Reuters reports:

China’s domestic silver prices rose to their highest since September. Prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange closed up 9.27% at 5,939 yuan per kilogram....

“Since last week’s Reddit discussions to buy long, funds have flowed into the silver market,” said Xu Ying, precious metals senior analyst at Orient Securities Research.

“In the short term, silver’s rise has little to do with fundamentals. Sentiment to go long is high, the market rally is not over yet.”

Silver is dubbed the “poor man’s gold”, as it is cheaper to buy and invest in while impacted by the same factors as gold.