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"HeiQ is the first textile technology company to convert an industrial antiviral treatment into a functional detergent."

Excellent news.

This is a completely new market for Heiq.

Just think for instance of all the laundry that arises from every hotel room across the globe and the frequency with which it has to be laundered.

Crumpets I think it is only a matter of time before someone at these Govt Briefings actually gets stuck right into the Government and the Patrick Vallance's and Chris Witty's of this world with their constancy of wait and see and 2 to 3 weeks, and actually reminds them that the present vaccination program actually started on 8 December 2020. That is when Margaret Keenan, 90 years old, was the first person vaccinated in the UK with the Pfizer vaccine. I noted it down.

Israel have posted highly credible data on the effectiveness of their programme and we must by now be in possession of sufficiency of our own data to know how effective our vaccines have been against the earliest recipients. If you add 2 to 3 weeks to those starting dates to the 8th December to let the vaccine build up its immunity there should still be at least 6 to 7 weeks of our own data to establish this.

Pressure will grow and grow.

Tom8080, Can't see it happening at these share prices and whilst there are other options available prior to that, including shops reopening. Far better just to weed out the trolls and pop them in the Filter bin.

We'll have a better idea come the Roadmap on the 22nd. All the key Covid metrics are trending the right way.

If all the inconsistencies and accompanying bad press (just look at the mail tonight) drive fuller clarity for the likes of CINE then that will do us just fine.

"No justification for prolonged closures"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-9245573/Beer-sales-plummet-lowest-levels-1920s.html

Normally I resume the nights Covid19 Briefing but after several days of inconsistencies where one Minister seemingly contradicts another 10 minutes or 10 days later I have decided to give it a rest for a bit and to let them sort themselves out. Boris Johnson I think needs to get a grip of his cabinet. One minute it seems ok to look forward to summer holiday the next its not. One minute the SA is rapidly spreading, the next they need JVT to tell us there is "no transmissibility" advantage. One minute Nadhim Zahawi seemingly rules out vaccine passports and then Grant Shapps seemingly says they are looking at it.

"It's like AIM. Someone sharper than us is controlling sp."

Jangho

Thanks for that triumph1. I personally think that CARD has been subjected to shorting, but with hidden positions or several positions of less than 0.5%.

If the news turns favourable and shops reopen before the end of April and or the bank extend or lift any waivers in consequence then they will have to buy back stock to close their positions. Spreadbet shorts will have to do likewise.

Happy to hold and top up if they wan't to provide any opportunities. Prepared though for all eventualities and accepting of any risks.

Another good day folks.

Now over 13M vaccinated and into the home straight we go with 5 more days to go to 15th Feb. Vaccination rate is picking up again. (13,058,298)

Infections just marginally up on superb numbers yesterday
Hospitalisations maybe just marginally up on superb numbers yesterday.
Deaths though down a 200 on yesterday.

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

Another good day folks.

Now over 13M vaccinated and into the home straight we go with 5 more days to go to 15th Feb. Vaccination rate is picking up again. (13,058,298)

Infections just marginally up on superb numbers yesterday
Hospitalisations maybe just marginally up on superb numbers yesterday.
Deaths though down a 200 on yesterday

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

Non-story on the over 65's.

Its nice to see CINE rise with MS and GS seemingly sat on their hands.

Interesting G-Money that they shut the door to large purchases at 32p with Negotiated Trade. I have a sizeable sum waiting for a top up as well but no joy.

The ones I have already are invested and that's for the company to open its doors, permanently, for its share price to increase and for it to get back to paying dividends in due course.

kidsandcastles,

Its a personal decision you have to make for yourself weighing up all factors. I likewise have done very well out of CINE as you probably know and it was one that got to 16p at one point. Many other such stories. MTRO at 60p .. There are risks but then thats why it is 32.5p as opposed to 132.5p.

I think the key question centres around do you see shops reopening prior to the end of April?

If that is the case, and it is backed by further vaccine rollouts - and is permanent - then they should not require access to any further money.

Good luck with what you decide and well done on both yourself and your wife getting the vaccine.

Are definitely heading along the right track with infections well down, hospitalisations well down, the death rate tranding down and the R-rate falling.

15th Feb - should see the 1st 4 Cohorts vaccinated

22nd Feb for the PM's Roadmap out of Lockdown.

8th March is the earliest date indicated for schools returning in any format. Nicola Sturgeon though has Scottish schools reopening 2 weeks earlier than that, on the 22nd Feb.

My guess is vaccine effects start to show through and impact further and March sometime for Non-essential retail reopening.

FunInvestor a week is a long time ago for GS and MS imho

Not had one though since Jangho's slight sale.

To topslice heavily yesterday near the high. It was just a feeling that it had been deliberately raised from 380p into a high sp just prior to news.

Will wait for things to settle down before reconsidering.

That points to their being another £100M sat somewhere in the background.

Present ups and downs imho seem to have caught out both GS and MS out. Did Jangho pass them some of their shares on an uptick and then hit them with a sale RNS just to stop them in their tracks. I just find the fact neither has TR1'd for a little while intriguing and I do like all these twists and turns. Nothing ever straight lines.

A blue day today. Things must be looking up.

Could it just be that the present Lockdown and Vaccination programme are having the desired effect on key variables.