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COVID-19 result "Not only was Strix able to use this technology during the COVID-19 pandemic as a disinfecting mist, killing any viruses or bacteria on the clothes of employees entering its factories, but this technology has also been identified for use in numerous other healthcare and dentistry applications." and Chinese livestock industry development. Up 10% now, looking quite promising here.

Agreed: "The HaloPure technology, acquired from HaloSource in March 2019, has a unique ability to not only treat raw incoming water, but also maintain an ongoing sanitised environment throughout the water line, which is a perfect application for industries reliant on long distance water lines with significant bacteria contamination such as livestock farming. In the PRC alone, over 15 billion poultry and pigs are farmed annually. The total addressable market is estimated at RMB 5 billion, with Strix focusing on the higher end, automated farms worth approximately RMB500 million which have been growing rapidly." Massive opportunity in the Chinese farming market, and potential for expansion into healthcare and dentistry within the COVID-19 arena. Could be the tip of the iceberg. Will look to add.

Appreciate people on this site getting impatient from time to time as the SP consistently refuses to play the penny game (let alone 28p, 72p, £1, £5...).

Imagine for a moment the impatience felt by cancer sufferers wondering if/when a cure is coming for their particular version of the disease. I understand people (including me) invest in shares to make money, but there is a bigger picture out there too. Let's hope, for all our sakes, there's a breakthrough that benefits all interested parties before much longer. In the mean time, enjoy the Bank Holiday weekend if you are able to. K

Exciting results for 4D Pharma this morning (I'm not invested there) from a relatively small sample group. SP up more than 30%, be great to see something similar here before too long.

Either way, there's no listing on Amazon currently so any customer looking to repeat order from Amazon will be disappointed.

I've contacted H&B too so will wait & see what they come back with before going to PXS and asking them what's going on.

So here's the feedback from Amazon:
Hafsa: I understand that the capsules are so important in the present situation. However, the product was out of stock hence it got removed from the listing, as soon as it becomes available we will make sure it is displayed on the website.
Me: OK thanks, any idea when that will be?
Hafsa: I'm sorry but i don't want give you any false information but you will be able see the product when it becomes available

Why would Amazon AND Holland & Barrett have delayed ordering stock? If the line is selling well, as the numbers apparently confirm, they would have repeat orders in place in good time. I know what the reaction of large supermarkets would be to stock outage. They would immediately de-list the supplier and force them to jump through hoops before even considering relisting their product. People like the simplicity of ordering from Amazon or H&B where they have an account set up & trust the supplier. They don't want to have to search for a different supplier. I'm just really confused by this, it's genuinely concerning (from the point of view of my investment, rather than my personal supply, which is neither here nor there for anyone but me).

I'm aware of that alf, however I'm looking at it from the point of view of the average punter. If they go back to Amazon or H-B and find their usual product marked "out of stock", no idea when it will come back into stock, and no suggested alternative, they're going to be lost as a customer. Is PXS in the position where it can afford to throw off 000's of customers? I think not. This isn't good enough.

So I need to reorder my Fruitflow + Omega 3, but Amazon and Holland & Barrett both say out of stock and no sign of product in the new packaging. Appreciate this is only one of the products available with FF but surely this is the main seller? Anybody know what's going on? K

DD77 I still think there's at least one significant holder adding to their position here, in the background. PXS is not far from the point where turning a profit is possible, and that's a significant box ticked as far as II's are concerned.

Well something is moving the sp rapidly all of a sudden. More buying pressure? 1.00 - 1.05 live...

CFP don't ever remember him saying that! The price WAS 4p in 2011 (4.6p in fact), no sign of anyone wanting to sell out at that stage. As someone pointed out earlier, it's not in his gift to sell the company, which is owned by the shareholders, and 4p isn't going to cut it for most LTH's here!

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How long did it take SAR to release an RNS with the lupus news once it was released on this board? Volume increasing now, they will have to release something soon I would have thought?

Just bought another 500,000 @ 0.878. Thanks to the guys here for the fantastic research you do, they really should rename this board SAR RNS!

Support appears to be emerging around 205, could have been an overreaction to what look like fairly solid results under the circumstances.

Hmmm, profit after tax £8m & SP back within it's previous trading range. Markets slightly disappointed? I'm in here & looking to add, wondering if this is a good opportunity ahead of divi date later this month?

Re Pete Redfern "Maybe he will survive" comment. Now that's something I would invest in. He single-handedly saved this company from the wolves in 2008, and everything that has come our way since then is down to him. OK so the short-term (3-5 years) performance has been poor, but it's been poor for all the builders. This current health crisis has been described as 10x worse than the financial crisis of 2008. Share price then: 4.4p, share price today: £1.16. That tells you everything you need to know about Pete Redfern's stewardship of this company and I for one hope he chooses to continue for many more years yet.

Question to Mehta.ck in case anyone else thought I meant them...