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You weren't meant to be buying today, you were meant to be handing them over to the market makers. Many however did the converse.

As Captian Tom Moore used to say "tomorrow, will be a good day".

That'll be when all the noise buy shares they could have bought at 60p and 61p

Read the RNS and catch the interview with Professor Smythe.

In fact both are just about level on todays gain. Who wins the race by the closing bell?

Cine probably

Loverly rise for sure. maybe just keep your eyes on Hammerson (HMSO) also. I've mentioned it here but this afternoon it has borken through the 30p level and there has been noticeable increase in intensity of buying pressure this afternoon. Morgan Stanley have been increasing and it reminds me of my CINE holdings with large short positions, then somebody accumulating and then up it went. I am already a beneficiary from 19p. It has cash and liquidity as well and shops reopen first ion the 12th April. I am hoping its the start of a short squeeze but please dyor first.

I'll be surprised if we don't see another Morgan Stanley RNS coming our way with a further increased holding and I'll also be surprised if this isn't well above 40p by the time shops reopen.

There certainly is an intensity of hurried buying that has emerged this afternoon.

It is clearly one of the cheapest stocks on the market with exposure to any retail recovery.

First top open as well and with a healthy set of business measures announced in the market to kick start things.

Finish above 30p could be a good sign, and causing and short positions to re-evaluate.

It is knocking at the door.

Now that's a really good deal.

Onwards and upwards with transforming HEIQ from a £30 Million to £300Million market cap company as per their stated aims in their presentations.

Not a bad budget to be fair with good measures for helping businesses recover and rebound. Yes Retail grants, 5% Vat extended for 6 months, Business Rates holiday continuing. No mention though of the rumoured online levy for now.

Don't think it will stop Morgan Stanley buying more.

Managed to get a few myself.

It shouldn't be too long until he starts to trigger his bonuses,

Without even saying or doing a thing.

Has the share price gone up this morning.

Hoorah, and sorry for the more laid back postings of late.

Popped you in my filter bin just to join a few others from the last few days.

Not jumping any guns at all. Partners can appear at any time at all and particularly if the technology is better than the present Gold standard.

Nothing else on the market matches it for speed in testing, sensitivity in identifying Covid and for the potential to matrix test and transposability for identifying early other killer medical conditions.

It won't require much selling to partners.

That's the joy of it.

To sell.

Normally I like to understand what I am investing in and why it has gone up. For the life of me though I just couldn't see that at all the last few days.

They missed the crucial part of Christmas through stores shut, had stores shut for Valentines Day, will have stores shut for Mothers Day and have not really invested or advertised their online offering, and it goes up about 125% in 2 days based on news it is refinancing.

I'm greatful for the returns but now sitting out on this.

Better just to switch off from BRH for the day and leave them to it if they don't wish to play fair with the price. Low volume doesn't merit the fall.

12:30p.m. today for the Budget.

Another one that is on twitter and I am not. I am sure someone who would be able to digest the RNS and Professor Smythes interview if they had sight of them.

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imac1 imho it will become a condition of entry and Health and Safety requirement for many a venue from entertainment and sports venues, to planes, cruise ships, public attractions and anything that could be classed as a crowded place, even large open plan offices.

To date we have heard very little on the litigation front as the pandemic is actively being dealt with through lockdowns and restrictions but you can bet several wage packets that there will be solicitors sitting on and getting their teeth into cases where people have ended up infected or tragically deceased. Particularly where there have been littleor no preventative measures in place.

The safest way to protect yourself and your organisation is to have routine and regular testing in place. The Government for many of the abiove venues will decree it.

The quicker that any such testing is and the more accurate that is then the better that is.

Yesterdays RNS tells you I think three times that it is industry leading and is better than the present gold standard. Professor Smythes proactive investors interview also explains the same.

I'd relax as yesterdays RNS was tip top.