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Many will have read the other day about the use of dogs many of which are Labradors for sniffing out Covid but we have our own 'Lab' have we not in the fight against the disease! Come on GM, you are missing a marketing trick here :) https://apnews.com/article/asia-pacific-lifestyle-coronavirus-pandemic-science-health-facf2e85a67e985e87d71edd5307c181

It gives 'testing times' a whole new meaning!

Bladesharp. You are a cut above the rest so keep at it mowing these shorters down!

Another step in the right direction!

Thanks Kaeren - and yes - due Thursday - endoscopy - almost as painful as watching NCYT SP - :)

I had a PCR on Monday in a hospital car park in preparation for a procedure. Timed appointment but arrived 10 mins early and had a 5 mins wait. Drive in job under a large marquee of sorts - very efficient and took ten minutes at best. Was told if I did not get a message within 12 hours that I was ok. Can't complain!

Just caught up on posts as yesterday's RNS was just so depressing. I switched off and went to the local garden centre which as usual was teeming with customers -- a truly colourful growth industry. So what now folks? It fleetingly crossed my mind to bail out but my loss would have been truly horrendous losing much of my life savings put by for a rainy day. It looks as if it may take at least a year or so to turn a profit although I am likely now to settle for break even and settle for stocks which have served me well over time and whose business I fully understand. I may be wrong but I think we will be stuck around the £3.50 - £4 mark until end June barring another Friday RNS!! What the situation will be by end December is anyone's guess despite the usual optimistic posts. Once again, everyone has been caught with their trousers down and for the first time I sense an aura of disillusionment - wariness - call it what you will - with NCYT. The proof of the pudding is in the eating of it!

@ HarChris - 'Personally I held but didn't even contemplate topping up, if it drops next week I suspect I will.' I think I agree with you unless a meaty RNS lands but unless this involves a contract I think the SP will languish until end of June and even then we may be disappointed unless the RNS is meaningful. I think it was Ventura who doubted we would reach double figures this year which was scoffed at by some. GM's rosie future may well happen but I now have a feeling we may have to wait until later in 2022 . I no longer have the same confidence in our CEO who appears to be lacking in certain areas.

... I am dreading these Friday RNSs. I am beginning to wonder what else this company are withholding from shareholders and end June does not look the rosey day we anticipated. Not impressed by management on certain fronts I am afraid. Time for a rethink over weekend.

A sour note to end the week on, just when we thought the tide had turned.

...RNS involving a DHSC settlement coupled with confirmation of our involvement in the New Variant Assessment Programme hopefully by the end of May would surely give us the blast off we have been sorely waiting for and blow shorters out of the water.

Have a Gold star Kaeren and take the rest of the day off. Am sure NCYT will benefit big time from this!

A nice start to the week for a change and a real mood changer. It would be good to hear of a DHSC settlement by end of May leaving the coast clear for more exciting RNSs leading up to a satisfying end June result.

Wow! It's clearly a wet afternoon in many parts of the country going by the number of comments on a Sunday. My post was not to elicit any sympathy or deramp the share as I went into this with my eyes wide open and to try and raise some meaningful cash to pass onto struggling grandchildren. I also liked the ethics of the company. I have read most of the research from well meaning posters but take many other comments from somewhat devious posters with a pinch of salt. So far my 'gamble' and there is always an element of gambling in these matters has horribly backfired. Perhaps I should have sold when around £8 - hindsight is a marvellous thing. I had hoped to sell half end April , now this has moved to end June and I will certainly hold until then barring more unforeseen bad news. My post, in a way, was to warn any newcomers to be extremely careful despite all the hype and remember the story of 'The Emperor's New Clothes. Potentially losing a lot of hard earned money at my time of life is irritating but I have more than enough to see me out and often measure my situation with lots of desperately poor folk in Africa with whom I liaise daily -- this keeps my feet firmly on the ground when you see the applying problems these guys face every day. Anyhow, enough of this diatribe. It will be fascinating to see how all this works out in the fullness of time. I hope the company succeeds for the benefit of all mankind in these dangerous times. GLA.

... is that despite the extensive research, the few undoubted knowledgeable investors and the obsessive rampers, mostif not all investors were completely caught with their trousers down when the dire news of the DHSC contract broke and many lost considerable amounts of money they could ill afford to lose. If the company really is as good as many stress with the brightest of futures, why aren't more II's pouring money into it with the SP at it's low (hopefully) SP. What if GM has more dirty washing to air eg an even bigger loss ref DHSC and negligible contracts elsewhere etc etc etc. The truth is that nobody knows. Sure, we can take comfort from all the appointments etc but I think it may be prudent for our notorious rampers to cool it until end June, stop and just think for a moment. Even media pundits are not shouting that this is the greatest share since sliced bread -- if anything, they are backing off. Despite all this, I am holding in the sincere hope that even half of what our rampers say is true. The alternative does not bear thinking about. GLA

I am sure GM will have plenty to say in his end of June greatly awaited RNS -- he could not have been more upbeat in his last one! Synairgen, another Covid company I invest in has also been through turbulent times with shareholders clamouring for a statement from their CEO. He obliged via a YouTube interview a few days ago - clearly trying to put shareholders minds at rest with an encouraging articulate commentary. Did it make a scrap of difference to the SP - perhaps just a tad but whereas we are awaiting results end of June, they are awaiting the results of P3 trials which if successful should ensure their SP will rocket -- just as I sincerely hope our end year results will do for NCYT. No huffing and puffing on our part will accelerate matters. It's simply a case of wait and see but not long to wait now!

VanV - it's good to hear you are still of that mind. Once the really good news breaks and we are all cracking open the Champagne or Vimto where Airlineboy's lad is concerned, I am sure you and Porky will kiss and make up. Oh dear, shame, you can't yet due to Covid restrictions so a hug will have to suffice perhaps :) It's back to the garden to divide up more plants. Manual work is so satisfying compared to looking at a disaster movie of a share...

I think the man went out of his way to try and bolster the confidence of shareholders in the product and showed appreciation for their support although not all messages he received would have been pleasant. The message re the recent poor webinar presentation has clearly struck home and I think he has made amends. As has been suggested, best we leave him in peace to get on with what must be a very demanding job. HE wants to push these tests through as fast as possible and note the number of times he mentioned the word 'Commercial' benefits. I might top up again on the strength of this excellent update.

Lots of posts appear to have disappeared? I was looking for ShaunP's post about yet another vacancy but as Shaun pointed out , the part that interested him was that the candidate would be working on a contract and he invited comments. Am I imagining things?

Airlineboy - Many of us are in the same boat and vastly overinvested. To make matters worse, salt has been rubbed into the wound to see NCYT as the only red in my portfolio this morning - it's unbelievable. I am just hoping that a positive update re the DHSC dispute appears soon -- just how long do these matters take to resolve one wonders? I think we need a scrap or two of news before end June from GM to restore flagging spirits otherwise we could soon be down at the £3.50 level. I have become cussed in my old age and resolved not to look at the SP so much each day. I am pleased we are into LFT's now and GM's telling word 'significant' is -- defined as 'sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy.
"a significant increase in sales". Hang onto that!