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I happen to agree with you leer75 that it should smash expectations this year and Virobloc and all associated products should keep it going for the next couple of years alone and with so much else in the pipeline, especially graphene-X.

Low volume day today that doesn't merit the fall and akin to treating a main market stock like an Aim stock imho.

The tie up with Gerbau (Spanish predominantly) opens up the hotel. leisure and hospitals sectors for Virobloc treated laundry. Open up those sectors again and the numbers are conservative.

If only Robin,

Could do with another lowish day on the deaths front today circa in the 600 to 800 region to set set up next week for a good run in to the Roadmap unveil on the 22nd.

I predicted this on the CINE Bulletin Board a few days back.

Extremely good news and building on the back of all the other good numbers of late.

I must have forgot to mention also earlier today Mark Drayford's comments about Wales looking to reopen hospitality etc around Easter time.

Can't have the derampers and the ungratefuls benefiting from any good information that iis out there !!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-56037505

All the numbers were pointing to this a good few days back.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-56037505

I did say it should be now be Under 1 a good few days back.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-56037505

Good on you TomBeef there never was any reason for the fall other than imho to try and prize the shares off the weak and to pass them on for profit at a higher price.

Peak was 1820 - sorry for the typing error. Deaths 678 reported last night.

Missed the links.

Daily Coronavirus Figures
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

Just look at the graphs.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9250773/UK-announces-13-494-coronavirus-cases-678-deaths.html

Sensible posts Onlyonewhufc and minniemouse and reflective of things.

The Government don't want the public to drop their guard on this when the Lockdown measures and vaccination programmes have been going superbly well and have been causing really noticeable drops in the new infection rate, hospitalisation rate and death rate. Yesterdays death rate was 678 which is significantly down on a 1870 peak. So last weeks thoughts should actually be the same.

Unfortunately any change in thinking I think can be placed at some Ministers who really are out of their depth in terms of public interviews and seem to contradict each other. There have been several cases of this recently particularly on summer holidays. Because of this politicians are now playing retreating into silence and playing their cards close to their chest and remaining quiet. In that way things pass over and get overtaken by other events and news.

That said it still those numbers that are the main determinants in any unlock decisions and public health does always have to be balanced with the need to sustain an economy on which we can bounce back on. Mark Drayfords comments below hint that Wales is definitely looking at unlock. Sturgeon in Scotland has gone two weeks earlier in schools reopening (22nd Feb) Today Rishi Sunak in the news and having to speak on a shrinking economy so the focus is already changing.

The 15th which is Monday should see the first 4 cohorts all vaccinated and a focus on a liestone reached and those 4 cohorts being the "highest risk" of all groups taken out of any future mortality. The next 5 cohorts to be vaccinated next and the aim was by end March and focussing on what cumulatively should be about 99% mortality taken out of the statistics. 22nd Feb for the Roadmap.

Just remember that the aim isn't to get Covid deaths down to nil. That simply won't happen. The overarching aim here is to ensure that The NHS doesn't get overwhelmed. ("Stay at home, save lives, protect the NHS")

Keep your focus on the numbers. Yesterdays newspapers becomes tonights fish and chip wrappings and there is a constant quest for the next news story. Next week will be the PM and Han**** all over the news expounding the successes of all the 1st 4 Cohorts having been vaccinated.

And if they wish to keep dropping the price when things are actually going the right way then I am happy to pocket a few more.

Just saw him on the BBC news talking about conversations with leisure businesses and Easter being a busy time for getaways etc.

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/coronavirus-wales-lockdown-easter-drakeford-19822806

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/coronavirus-wales-lockdown-easter-drakeford-19822806

Now showing

About another 460,000 vaccinations
Infections marginally up
Hospitalisations down on yesterday
Deaths - first sign of what I think is a vaccine downtrend at 678 deaths.

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

If you look no further than only those first two graphs in the DM article then there will be an abundance of CEO's, business's and journalists starting to question the slow pace of things and voice for an "Unlock".

Heads Up Folks,

Still no Daily Figures on the Government website but it is looking like really good news today on the death stats front with the BBC is reporting that the death rate being reported today is around the 678 . (Mid-week day as well).

Just by comparison yesterday's death figures were 1001 and the peak was 1820.

Imho it probably needs another low day to show follow through and to give us signs of vaccine effects starting to grip. Thereafter if ministers start to get a hard time then they will only have themselves to blame.

Govt website still not updated.
But the Daily Mail fortunately has its finger in the pulse.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9250773/UK-announces-13-494-coronavirus-cases-678-deaths.html

At this time it seems that somebody seems to have forgotten to publish them today !!

I'll check again later.

I think you maybe missed the sub 31p shares that were in offer.

All things considered why the fall?

I think the government will be well aware that if they keep delaying and delaying reopenings then there won't be much of a High Street, airline industry, travel industry, leisure industry etc etc left. I think I saw it mentioned somewhere last night that the travel industry alone contributes £680 Billion to the UK coffers. Even they know that you can't borrow and baloon the National debt indefinitely.

Have we got to the 22nd Feb yet for the Roadmap?

Surprised to see it fall this morning and erase most of yesterdays gains.

Second bite of the cherry for someobody to accumulate imho

Sit tight for I think it is only a matter of time before one of the Big 4 (Ecolab, Unilever, Reckit Benkiser, Henkel and Procter & Gamble) embraces this technology into their detergents. If so it has the potential to become a household name.

The thing is that there is just so much more to come

"We have a very healthy innovation pipeline, both in respect to HeiQ Viroblock and our other core technologies, 200 of which are active on the market and 40 more in the pipeline. We look forward to providing additional updates in due course."