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You are making the assumption that Avacta is the only firm in Yorkshire worth investing in. As a Tyke I would take exception to that!

Looking forward to Part 2 and 3 before the market opens again on Tuesday particularly his views on the potential neutralising impact of the attimer protein

Prototype BAMS test ready next week with first sales next month followed by the lateral test from mid July. Exciting times ahead

A very exciting read !

People have been rightly concentrating on the short term significance to Avacta of both its diagnostic kit and the potential treatment through its neutralising agent. Of longer term significance is the de risking of its whole affimer platform If this is successful. Once this outbreak is over the world’s attention will then move to the next potential pandemic and how to counteract this more effectively. Does Alistair’s video demonstration yesterday as to how the outer core of the binding attimer protein can be adapted to counteract any mutations or new viruses that come along provide one possible answer to any future pandemics? Next week may provide the answer as to which of the big pharmaceutical companies will join us in developing this treatment

Drifter, they did not advertise a dividend as you suggest but announced a dividend policy which very clearly stated that the company would pay a divi out of cash flow at an appropriate time. I would suggest that in the middle of a worldwide pandemic with V prices relatively low, production disrupted and other demands on cash flow now is not an appropriate time

The key takeaway from this morning’s Presentation was the last minute when Alastair was talking about the ongoing discussions with a Major regarding a JV on developing the neutralising affimer as a Treatment for CV. Expect an announcement on this next week which will put a ?? up the SP. Watch for the reloading up this pm.

Alastair is a natural communicator who is able to explain complex technical issues in an understandable way to the lay person. One of the best companies I have been involved with for PR

There was a significant minority of people yesterday criticising the marketing deal with the founders of Boohoo. One of the many advantages of that tie up can be seen today when without exception all the publicity today has been headlined by the billionaire Boohoo links to Avacta’s new testing facility.

Just out. Very positive and expects the prototype test to be out by the end of May

AS said in his interview this morning that he couldn’t go into details on the deal for commercial reasons but it was a good one for Avacta and that is good enough for me

Stop losses are fine if the market makers move the SP up or down in accordance with the supply and demand for the share. Unfortunately this is AIM and the mm do not play fair and quite often lower a price hunting for stop losses that they are perfectly aware of just to raise the price again once the shares have been acquired. It is for this reason I do not set stop losses on AIM.

A firm is often only as good as the quality of its workforce and that is certainly the case in the Biotech industry. It has been raised already this weekend and a very interesting point for discussion whether the timing of the exercise of the employee share options yesterday was in any way influenced by the more significant announcement that preceded it and any potential corporate activity that may result from this.

Keep your spirits up mate. Where there is life there is always hope

Yes apologies I saw a video clip earlier and made a wrong assumption about the date. Apologies for misleading anyone

Alastair interviewed on Sky news this morning. The Message is spreading!

Distributed partners plural. More details on who these partners are in the near future

Gordon Brown used to use the word Prudent a lot especially during the 2008 Financial crisis and it is a word that could well be associated with Fortune. It isn’t a particularly exciting word but it is well suited to these very difficult times

In the circumstances a solid, steady as you go update with No risks taken particularly with liquidity in very uncertain times. Maintenance completed for the year so should be looking at better production numbers as the year progresses

As a Durham student I went down a similar mine to you Pdub in 1972 at Sacriston. 18 inch seam and took 45 minutes to walk to it crouching all the way. Tough, tough blokes them miners