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Wilson63. Let's hope we are all "Thunderstruck" by Novas end June results. PS. Could the guy playing a canny banjo be VanV?

Kitzie. Pull the otter one!

I think some debriefing may be necessary here.

The CCO is certainly a useful addition to the family on various fronts and a TO is certainly within the bounds of possibility. I agree with others that it's surprising there has been no mention of this important appointment. One thing I noticed in the last rather unimpressive webinar was that RM did not seem his usual ebullient self and he appeared a little ill at ease or was this simply my imagination. Perhaps silly to read anything into this but one does wonder if change is afoot.

... for many months. Perhaps we have finally talked the subject to death realising the SP aint going to move however much we huff and we puff until either a new contract of sorts, news on the DHSC contract, acquisition or end June results lands. Silence is golden perhaps. Enjoy the weekend folks - brighter days are ahead methinks...

'webinar, very informative.....the share price should be well North of £15.00...what a company, sounds like we have all the right irons in the fire!' Spot on Neilrich3! If anyone remains unconvinced about the future of NCYT please watch this webinar!

They all agreed that Covid will be with us for a VERY long time owing in part to the differing strategies of numerous countries (not forgetting the cost) and that vaccines do not prevent spread of virus. They agreed that faster, more clever testing was necessary nearer to the patient (as opposed to sending tests to a lab) and also that the period of quarantine should be longer!

Rapid testing is not the end of PCR. PCR will still continue to dominate but we need more tests to find various variants. Ding added that more tests
are under way. Wonder who he means?

Prof. Mary Black is a very switched on lady and member of WHO. I suspect she is also one of GMs close contacts.

..Many years without reward. Why has the price stuck at 56p this morning -- any ideas anyone?

... we have a BLUE day with a surplus of buys. Let's hope we have reached a turning point and I for one am looking forward greatly to the next 6 weeks starting with the webinar tomorrow! We all deserve a break!

I note that 20 positions are still being advertised on NCYT's career page -- suspect 'old' listings. Are they struggling to fill these positions or does their website simply need updating?

Is she aware of this canny move?

Ventura1 -- Surprisingly yes as am a fan of the film -- great soundtrack! By the way, I have you down as Lee (Robert Vaughn) - a bit of a smoothie :)

Van V. My view is that LTH's here value your comments and I certainly look forward to your more constructive posts. I think many of us are more discerning of some shall we say dubious posters than you many think . I have you down as one of The Magnificent Seven contributors whose views I often value but may not always agree with, as opposed to The Dirty Dozen, many of whom are now in my green box. I echo Wilson63's comments and respectively urge you to concentrate on your undoubted insightfulness regarding this company. The next six weeks or so could prove an incredibly exciting time for long suffering Nova shareholders many of whom are sitting on uncomfortable losses so we need a steady hand on the tiller. I just hope it's not all hands to the pump!

... should there be a positive result re DHSC contract , within the next week or so that this is likely to be quickly published as a RNS being of a material nature. Conversely, looking on the black side, if the result for NCYT is bad would any RNS be delayed and included in the end of June RNS with potential other better news hence limiting further damage to the SP? Clutching at straws I know but this is one of the few areas other than a new contract say that could reverse the downward trend.

... as he is down exactly £4 a share from his last share purchase - a paper loss of £243500 not that this is any consolation to the bulk of his shareholders. Let's hope it may make him review whether AIM is the best vehicle for NCYT!

B2 - might be interested but only if it has a pull chain attachment non too rusty. With what's left of my NCYT investment I may be able to buy an old sink and bath to make up a suite.

Toilet cistern for sale B2? You are clearly plumbing the depths now...

... at this rate we are looking at a SP of £2 or so by end of June as life returns to normal in many parts of the world. It looks as if either a new contract elsewhere or settlement with the DHSC before then can stop the rot. Fortune favours the brave.