Member Info for Mikesilver

The irony really is lost when the EU threatens to ban exporting Oxford/AZ vaccines whilst the majority of countries ban their use and the EU has millions of doses sat in storage due to their political bashing of a perfectly good vaccine since the UK approved its use.

Terrible to play politics with people's lives in such a way.

Also frustratingly we will still require PCR tests to travel once we have been vaccinated, let me tell you it isn't cheap. I paid £100 prior to travel, £55 in Germany to travel back and this morning paid £280 for the day 2 and 8 test with the 5 day test to release included. I am not making enough money on NCYT for this!

What do we know about this company ? Listed as a US company with their UK lab based in Cambridge. Genomic sequencing is required for all day 2 positive tests taken after a return from overseas travel. On the government website pretty much all return sequencing is carried out by Oncologica.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/providers-of-day-2-and-day-8-coronavirus-testing-for-international-arrivals

Thier website.
https://oncologica.com/about-us/

@earth sounds good to me. Can't see the pie in the sky £50s being achieved for a few years.

I think people are forgetting that the current turnaround for a pcr test to fly is 24 hours. This will cut the time down to 6 I would imagine, allowing for previous passenger tests to run etc.

These aren't going to be used at football matches or large gatherings, but our test coming out in Q2 might.

Who knew earth7000 was so close, I'm down the road in Newcastle.

The price is ridiculous, I paid £100 for a test to travel out and its costing me €60 for the same test to return. The only way to drive prices down is if we see a shortfall in numbers. Which I hope happens because this hasn't hit £54 yet so I'm still skint.

I would be extremely happy if we were bought out for around £2.5 bn given our earnings etc, hell right now I'd take £1.5 bn too. I just can't see us being bought out, probably because I don't have that sort of luck... yet.

I get what you're saying, I don't really have an end point SP I'd be happy to get out at. I'm new to investing (18 months) managed to get a couple of decent AIM stocks early doors last year so £10.80 ish is 3 bags for me which I'd be happy with after upping my average last summer. The lack of guidance is the only thing pushing me towards selling, I'll still keep some here just incase it does go to crazy levels in the future and we talk about £20 per share.

My only financial strategy is to make cash, lots of it and retire in 18 years at 45 with an ISA providing me a yearly salary £50k+. Not too much to ask surely !

I guess it's wait a few more weeks to find out what's been going on in Q1, hopefully a nice boost if we have as I expect good figures if no contract RNS comes prior. I can see quite a big sell-off, myself partially included if/when we move to £10+ again.

So it seems Blackrock have been selling in the background to all this and now only own 2.99% of the company. May explain the low share price. Onwards and upwards.

Also most importantly, Biograd are £20-30 cheaper than any other testing across the country from what I've seen

I enquired about the test as that's my test ^. They're using Eswab for the actual test and then Q16/32 for results. I would imagine all Biograd sites will have the same Primer Design kit. The question is would it be leased machines then paid on throughout or outright purchases ? I presume the latter which then leads to follow up use as we get embedded in various testing once covid dies down and hopefully continued use of our kit.

It's not that straight forward, people want privacy and to not allow the police to be able to search files. If the police could get the details from the airline then I'm sure a lot more would be traced if UK nationals. However when people put incomplete data on a sheet its difficult, do we slow the process down and ask for proof of residence or onward address ?

The SNP really have a lot on their plate at the moment.

HZM is looking likely to be a huge player in the future, very similar to EUA but mining themselves, funding due to be announced H1

I also saw something about it being 96% accurate with high viral loads, it would be interesting to see what it would be with low viral as these are the bigger risk and probably fewer or weaker symptoms

Please stop creating new threads to reply to yourself or for another idea that already has a thread open for you to reply in.

Yours Sincerely,
The board

Surely I'm not the only one thinking the bolt on acquisition may be us purchasing AZ? Well maybe it is just me. Nice finish to the day.

Without a dhsc contract announced we were never going to get anything relating to that. Onwards to March and full year results

Nothing we didn't know already and just tickled the share price into the blue

If we end up red again today at least I can go back to this link and cheer myself up. Email the FCA, never heard anything like it

Lots of dirty dollars though