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@Ophidian, thanks for letting me know, I won't bother unblocking any. Moniman joins the filter list with a long list of others.

It's a good question as to why they are using you and Myles in their argument. Could be a basic feeling of inadequacy and insecurity, deriving from actual or imagined physical or psychological deficiency.

What's the discussion @gje and @ophidian all I can see is a see of green boxes?

Following on from my point on Affidx manufacturing and growing sales, clearly there is a big global demand judging from the recent White House news.

You should see the market expansion that is about to happen in the US that is mentioned in this article. Astounding.

Good point tyche. With the WH announcing big home testing, the demand and sentiment for the stock is strong.

@gmcc Again no idea who is responding or what they are saying just a green box. I will leave this here for discussion whilst I converse elsewhere today where people *make* money. I'll circle back later, but I presume by then we will have long essays and many green boxes as per usual.

Referring just to the therapeutics in the last six months he says: "The amount progress they have made in therapeutics has been phenomenal".

This just goes to show the global demand for lateral flow tests is very strong [1]. Bidding wars are breaking out raising the prices up to $130 dollars a test [2].

1. "Employer demand has gone crazy," said Quidel Chief Executive Doug Bryant. "We won't be able to meet all the requests that we're having."

2. "South Carolina, for example, is paying as much as $130 each for some of its rapid tests, a state spokesperson said."

No idea what the response was, but can only assume a lengthy response which I would have switched off from after the first sentence.

This might work:

https://t.co/IdTI5nIVDQ?amp=1

https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/stocks-to-follow-with-paul-hill-and-justin-waite-0a3953d/

Paul Hill and Justin Waite discuss Avacta at 27:45

"@gmcc it sounds like the £2.56 average is a mistake must have made a loss."

Might also explain the lengthy essays and the extortionate amount of time spent on here driving the price up and down to in an attempt to trade back the losses.

@gmcc it sounds like the £2.56 average is a mistake must have made a loss.

@drshan wise words indeed

@CJ it was a simple question, if you don't know the answer...

Appreciate it Bantam53, I'm sitting in a place with a firewall and couldn't access certain sites.

Anyone have visibility on the price, would be highly appreciative. Was it 118p?

Was the finish 118p?

You've got me on the ropes there Mr Grammaar, see if you can spell check my other posts as well.

:-)

So you are saying it's a slow process for all companies. Makes it a mute point.