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I have to applaud HeiQ for its openness. Latest video on some of the scientists at work and the workings of the inside of the HeiQ laboratory. Luke seems to be working on some thermo-regulation project we can only get a small glimpse of at this time. (09min 08 sec)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrMVzxnwHhY&feature=youtu.be

muckled - can I just ask what is the SCSW publication to which you refer? and can I access it?

I did always think it really strange that we had the highest Covid19 death rate in the western hemisphere?

Just think though that there are a lot of businesses out there that have been on the breadline and closed for months, many businesses big and small having gone into administration and collapsed during tiered restrictions or lockdowns, many others having to take out further loans upon loans and become more indebted, others raising more and more capital, extended furlough schemes and grants, increasing government indebtedness that will ultimately have to be payed for at some point by you and I, peoples lives severely restricted etc etc - and all based on the death rate being one of the key determinants in any such decision making.

It is really important therefore that these numbers (and any other key numbers) are properly recorded and true for so much rests on them.

Its good news that it is shortly to be approved but the efficacy rate was only in the 60 percents. It is not one that I personally would be wishing to have, and if the EU turned its nose up at the Oxford / Astra Zenica vaccine it will be interesting to see their take on this one. That said there was work ongoing to see if breaking it into 2 jabs might increase the efficacy.

I mentioned this previously for I thought it may be adversely skewing the death rate higher, as apparently if classified as a Covid death then you apparently don't require a post mortem. It seems the press have found dome mileage in it now.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9305405/Grieving-relatives-demand-inquiry-loved-ones-wrongly-certified-virus-victims.html

Have you not somewhere in your calculations danl90 missed the £200 Million Revolving Credit Facility provided by the Banking syndicate which CARD have been munching through during the pandemic and was set to be all gone by the end of April? That is not free money you know.

Because Rights Issues or placings are always at a discount, some significantly so and the SP generally floats back to that level RI or placing level. That's not to mention the dilution. Maybe I have been around markets longer than you.

I'll watch for a far and very happy with a circa 31p buy in. Profit that I wish to keep.

Good luck to all.

I had thought that the outcome may have been somewhat different and a few more months down the line but alas the BoD (minus the CEO) have been too slow to grasp the scale of things and to transform towards online and web sales. They really haven't got to grips with the likes of twitter, social media, influencers, online etc. There should be about £100M to £150M of the RCF to pay back to the banks.

I had suspected as much after no RNS this morning that it might be the last hour before the market closed for the weekend to announce any update is not good news.

Once the uncertainty, dilution and consolidation have settled itself down then I may reinvest.

Thats me out for now.

Will wait for the dust to resettle after any RI

Thats me out for now.

Will wait for the dust to resettle after any RI

Still trying to prize as many shares out of existing holders hands for as little as they can get away with paying.

RocketVI, you have a perfect storm now brewing whereby Morgan Stanley are increasing whilst some short positions are starting to reduce. Things have been really obvious over the last few days. One day though it just goes pop - upwards.

It reminds me in a way of CINE but about 3 months behind it and without it's recent rises and spurts. Ironically it is shops that will be reopening before Cinemas, Pubs and holidaying.

I don't think your 130p prediction was that far off yesterday. I was watching from the sidelines and it seems that all earlier trades in the day were irrelevant for somebody had decided that yesterdays last half hour was the most important part of the day and deliberately lowered the price to manufacture the closing price.

It will be interesting to see if the same happens again.

All against a backdrop of vaccines rolling out and economies starting to reopen and that word recovery.

Loving every minute of this correction back up.

Now down to a reasonable free carry so it can go up or down and I'm fixed for contant re-evaluations. Things are all coming together nicely and fwiw I am 100% behind the notion that the "Unlock" is definitely too slow.

Makes me think it is some in the US that have been sitting on this share price.

It does let you buy more though if you wish.

From L5 to L4.

Good news.

There should also be imho another fall in the R-rate to come.

Banked another little bit more.

Close to a free carry now.

Shorts closing.

Its now over a doubler since the shorter induced dip on last results day.

Well done if you followed into CARD Factory which I mentioned on here and whichwas one of the cheapest retail stocks left on the markets. 31p to 51p in about 10 market days.

Good find muckled,

It's taking its time but the market hasn't quite worked out yet that there should be about a two year overlap (and probably more) whereby people will still need PPE and all the Virobloc solutions that we offer, and whilst with the economies of the world reopening then so also will demand for garments and products with our smart technology incorporated into.

A so called Double whammy and whilst we add new innovations like Graphene-X to those already proven and being utilised.

This year I personally think will eclipse last years by a very long way.