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You aren't invested - what do you care?

So you are openly admitting that you are trolling a share that you no longer hold but as you are a savvy investor made a profit from?

That's not how human nature works is it.

That bitterness will eat you up, you've swallowed the loss, move on.

Stocksaint - how underwater are you here? the bitterness is appalling.

This is how a CE mark is obtained.

You do not fill a form out and say that's it we are now CE certified, there is a laid down procedure to follow, pharmaceutical Co's know the drill and that they will be heavily fined if they mess about with the EU and that all ancillary documentation has to be prepared and held on file for inspection.

How to obtain CE marking?

As the product's manufacturer, you bear sole responsibility for declaring conformity with all requirements. You don't need a license to affix the CE marking to your product, however, before doing so, you must:

ensure conformity with all relevant EU-wide requirements

determine whether you can assess your product by yourself or if you have to involve a notified body

put together a technical dossier documenting conformity: find out about technical documentation

draft and sign an EU declaration of conformity

Once your product bears the CE marking — if the competent national authority requests — you must provide them with all the information and supporting documentation concerning CE marking.

It will probably fall somewhere in the middle.

NHS is over funded i.e funded at highest level with highest ever staff levels ever ( ignoring covid where they fudged the numbers to increase everything )

Labour Govt more concerned with sending money abroad than sorting out the U.K mess.

Can see that USA are going to crash everyone in order to refinance themselves at a competitive rate for dollar sales and interest rates.

Answer - Cut operating costs by 50%.

Solution - any solution.

Bear in mind they already employed cheaper staff from abroad, pushed waiting lists into the private sector, left countless bodies in waiting rooms and inside ambulances queued outside A & E.

Has to be Digital Health, they've stretched everything else to its maximum breaking point.

NHS is pretty much the last thing Labour can save itself with - its broken every other pre election promise.

1. 50% reduction in operational costs.

1A. Buy Bleepa.

2.The end of the national price for diversion payments under ERF provides greater contracting flexibility between the Company and ICBs as it stands to be paid for every patient hosted on the platform instead of linking payment to the number of successful diversions, aligning to Feedback's standard G-Cloud pricing and licencing model. The Company believes the increased financial pressures and simpler model of licensing will make its products more compelling and accessible to customers and remains confident that once the current landscape settles, ICBs will be positioned to finalise budgeting decisions.

Dibs

Was it your £18k sale the other day?

Large buy orders in place.

That the NHS is looking to cut overheads by 50% should not be lost on the BOD of fdbk as they trim their own budgets.

That will be directed from the Nomad, so will have to have some measure of truth, it cant be Tom thinking I know I'll say that in the RNS.

It is quite clear that there are contracts being discussed and they cannot be inked until the Govt funding for 2025 is available to them.

There was one trade today that dragged this down to 13p, before then it was peppered with 10, 11k and a 19k sale.

Someone XXXX the bed at 08.49 am, possibly it was them shipping out in smaller lumps before that, shares sold at 13.05p

Last week you could sell at 17p.

Yes there is going to be a delay, yes there are multiple other positive post balance sheet events.

14p - looks a good price to me.

Post period Highlights

· Two revenue-generating projects operationalised in India:

o a pilot with a large Asian hospital group

o Tuberculosis ("TB") screening programme with HEAL Foundation

· Continued alignment with government and NHS England ("NHSE")

o Elective waiting lists identified as one of the government's 'six missions'

o New External Affairs department established within the Company

· Successful completion of Bleepa integrations with two NHS referral systems

· NHSE 2025/26 Priorities and Operational Planning Guidance published (January 2025) with an increase in elective recovery funding

· Multiple ongoing conversations with partners and potential partners around deploying Feedback's services as part of a collaborative offering into the NHS

Someone crystallised a loss there.

Markets desperate atm.

Looking like 14p is the old 20p...

Bottom in?

Buying 30% under the placees ... Surely they ask Tom to step aside.

He hasn't bought any stock, hasn't landed any decent contracts, has overloaded the wages bill.

They must be really happy with Toms progress.

Rrbar, if u can't watch it by clicking a link it's a missed opportunity however hard u try to talk down to other investors that it's not

Me neither - useless set up.

As there isn't any around I can foresee a problem.

Says to me.

1.There are buy orders in at lower prices. or the MM's are are offside and stock is required to rebalance.

2.The MM's are happy to accommodate any attempts at a trade or to help themselves.

RE: Boots and Superdrug, was talking to someone at the weekend who told me that one of those diet injections could be purchased through those outlets?

As you say they must be widening the health providers net as the NHS is offering a shockingly poor service at the moment.