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The amount of absolute balderdash that I've seen written on this BB today.

Has everyone actually listened to Gareth's interview with share talk tonight? https://www.share-talk.com/dr-gareth-cave-founder-and-director-of-pharm2farm-limited-interview/#gs.l66zof

If you've up to this point, done all of your DD and homework on this company PLUS listened to the interview tonight AND still have reservations then you clearly shouldn't be invested here and it's probably best for everyone else if you just move on.

There can be no doubt that this company will have many up and down days over the coming weeks and months, partly due to all of the incessant ramping, de-ramping and day traders that've arrived now that it's been a regular feature of top 5 best risers list.

What's important here, just like with every company, are the fundamentals. We have a USP with a global demand, production due to start imminently and distributors globally that would like to sign deals to utilise our IP .

I won't pretend I haven't also required big balls over the last 2 weeks but the trajectory of this company couldn't be clearer to me now and I'm excited to be part of the journey.

If it isn't a blue day tomorrow I won't be phased in the slightest, the medium / long term growth from here COULD be exponential and would make the rise and fall of the last weeks look like child's play.

I will not be selling a bean of these for the foreseeable.

GLA,
Nate

The way the market has behaved over the last two days you'd have thought we'd just had an RNS stating there was no demand for the masks and that they were aborting the product.

Simply can't believe that after yesterdays RNS, this is the reaction to a vaccine news that was already in the public domain. The masks will become the new medical setting standard and as we increase volume we can reduce margin to make sure we're even more competitive with current standard masks. This of course is completely discounting the massive licensing deal we've just done in Germany with others to follow.

Now, as if that wasn't enough still, has everbody forgotten about this...

In relation to Gyrometric, the Company notes the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week announced a proposal for a substantial increase in UK offshore wind turbine capacity. This new capacity will require comprehensive monitoring to maximise performance and minimise down time which is at the heart of Gyrometric's patented technology.

Gyrometric continues to be in detailed technical discussions with one of the world's largest manufacturers of offshore wind turbines about the installation and testing of this Gyrometric technology on a large wind turbine early in 2021.

The testing aims to prove the Gyrometric designed laser system, a relatively light touch installation, and will provide monitoring of important parameters not previously measurable on a rotating turbine or indeed in the field on an extremely large and powerful wind turbine.

The Gyrometric system is entirely designed and manufactured in the UK, and so, we believe, the business is well positioned to meet the challenge of UK technological services being central to the increase in wind turbine capacity as posed in the recent prime ministerial announcement.

We have definite revenue about to land, more licensing deals to be struck across the globe AND Gyrometirc progression due to land and I haven't even mentioned Cloudveil yet... I can't stop buying these shares, it's like winning the lottery!

Never had a problem with HL this morning, felt like it didn't matter what number I entered, I could get a price easy... an attractive one at that

What a first hour 'eh?

Only thing I'm mad at in hindsight is that I didn't take my £35k profit yesterday morning and buy back in this morning. However, that being said, I didn't take the profit for a reason... this is a solid company and I've just taken another million shares this morning.

Good luck all.
Nate

222,

I was going to keep this to myself but I have an immediate family member who works for the largest PPE supplier in the UK, selling into the NHS. I've asked them to ask around about our product and all of the feedback has been very positive. There are other metrics that I've been able to establish too but I cannot share these publicly without potentially identifying the company and the person themselves.
The feedback has been consistent in so much that, yes it's more pricey than a standard mask, but this isn't a standard mask and the benefits would be viewed as a far greater benefit than the cost of the additional outlay. This is just one setting, in one country. This company is going global with the licensing of the technology that there is a clear demand for. Frankly, it's amazing me that people are getting so easily spooked here, the evidence was in black and white this morning straight from the horses mouth.

What ever you do... DO NOT SELL

We all experienced the same thing last week... on the Monday I was down £9k and by Friday I was up £20k

If you can afford it then the best thing you can do is top up to reduce your average and get better returns when it goes stratospheric... just be patient

how many shares the CEO of Moderna will be selling today? ;-)

Rob, this made me laugh out loud. Brilliant!

I actually feel really sorry for everyone who just sold, although I guess we've all been there before as a novice just learning the trade.

What I find incredible is that we all knew this was coming, or at least you should have, as this is not new information. It's been known for weeks that the Moderna vaccine could be transported at -20 deg and that there was no requirement for it to be extensively frozen. We also knew that the RNA messenger technology of the vaccine is almost identical to the Pfizer one so it was inevitable that the results were going to be the same, Vauci even going as far as to say in interview last week that he was almost certain that the success rate would be high 90's when the results were released in a matter of days.

I fully expect that the Oxford / AstraZeneca will herald similar results and great, more deaths in time will hopefully be prevented. But, and crucially a big but... does this change the landscape for RMS... not a jot. These vaccines are not being produced, never mind distributed over night and we're looking at at least another 18-24 months of runway until any significant number of people around the world will receive them.

Like it or not, face masks are here to stay and the demand for enhanced technologies in facemasks within healthcare settings primarily will not be dented.

For anybody who wishes to sell... please continue to do so... this is like taking candy from a baby hoovering up all of these cheap shares. I'm now holding 1.3m of them :-)

GLA,
Nate

Honestly, this share isn't just about the masks, that's what makes it so great. If it pulls back at all on Monday i'll be heavily increasing my holding, could even be temped into taking another million if they're going cheap.
My opinion is that anybody who holds here long term (1-2 years min) would do very well if things progress as they seem to be in the back ground.
A deal with one of the three major's producing wind turbines for Gyrometric or increased order confirmations for their crop technology will equally see this push on to highs unimaginable now.
It can be hard with all of the hype, but try to see past what's in front of us now and focus too on all of the other stars that are yet to allign.
What a testing and equally great week. Have a great weekend everyone.
Nate

I stand corrected, it showed up in L2 as a sell buy is now showing as a buy

it was a sell

HL - has been solid for me over the years (except on Monday when it went into meltdown)

Even beyond these masks, this company has a very very bright future. So grateful to be in early. I will be sticking this one out and clinging on for the ride.

Have you seen his twitter feed?

Somebody asked the question: "Do you think demand for the product will warrant further machines or are you going down the licensing route?"

His response was "The current UK demand is 2 million masks a day, so we're 'gonna need a bigger boat'. Lots of things in the pipeline so keep an eye out for the RNS next week".

Posted 53m ago but now people have seen it the market has gone mad, buys flooding in.

Interesting he said the "UK" demand is 2 million a day, leads me think he already had interest internationally... it's been getting good press coverage globally after all...

Gareth Cave: "The current UK demand is 2 million masks a day, so we're 'gonna need a bigger boat'. Lots of things in the pipeline so keep an eye out for the RNS next week".

Just WOW. 2 million masks a day is insane demand, several machines and £££££ in revenue.

Hold onto your hats!

Tasty,

Either you're being inherently dim because you're mad you didn't buy in cheaper or you really need to go and do some more homework before posting here.

If you're unable to understand the facts as they're presented then that's fine but I therefore see no reason for you to be here.

Goodbye.

Sitting on a £10k profit currently. Decided to take a slice yesterday selling 125k shares @ 2.75... lesson learned... this share has serious legs and as hard as it is, I'm not going to trade this one and just let it run into next year, holding 1.1m shares and still owed another 100k from HL @1.2p who pinched them off me thinking it was a duplicate trade.

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I tend to agree with jollygood. I wouldn't necessarily be in here if it was just for the masks, I'm mainly here as I like the fact the BOD already seem to be thinking big with multiple promising innovations in the pipeline and going through trials. I see the masks as what gets the company on the map, however, I'm anticipating exciting developments with our crop trial, the gyrometric windfarm trial early 2021 & the cloudveil potential. I'm more bought into the innovative nature of the BOD, the direction they're heading in for the future and the trajectory of RMS as an entity.

5 million masks / month currently, retailed at £1 / mask - £5m / month - £60m pa and that's just one machine. Rough guide on a machine is £250k so a great ROI and with proven demand it would be a case of scale up as quickly as possible