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When your company is cash flow-positive,it means your cash inflows exceed your cash outflows. Profit is similar: For a company to be profitable, it needs to have more money coming in than it does going out. So when you see that you have more receivables than you do payables, it can be easy to assume that your business is making a profit. But that’s not always the case.
Your business can be profitable without being cash flow-positive—and you can have a positive cash flow without actually making a profit.

Note they didn't state double digit growth in losses...hmmmm

And what is "positive cashflow" supposed to be?

This share certainly does attract a lot of loyal followers and buyers. Can't see new PIs taking shares today so guess it's the usual die hards here. Update was the usual poor financials (bigger income bigger losses) and the reality that winning legal action will not bring the fortunes some expected. Pipeline keeps on growing, nothing new there they have said as much every single time they have issued an update. New installs 3 months behind schedule with justification at least. Hardly the kind of update to inspire buying but that's what people have done here on that MM drop so fair play to you guys for back the company in buying even more shares. Hope it works out for you.

Looks like a few small traders have taken their profits this morning, shame they feel the need to do it but that's what makes the market in the end. Seems like there's a few SKIN and MWG traders who vertigo at 2p levels on both stocks. They will look back in a few months time and see that 2p was nearer the bottom than the top imo fwiw.

TH I agree, Pilgrim I think you are too harsh there. Look at the charts at other stocks that have made gains recently, most have held on to their gains even though they may have trebeled or more. Skin always seem to have an issue with 2p as I think this is the 4/5th time it has hit a brick wall and fallen back. Day Traders dominate price action here and there is little trying to get away from that. Needs a sure and certain rising trend that takes us well over 2p levels to shift that pattern here. I am in for the long haul but I don't like seeing buyers getting spiked by others and ruins their confidence if they buy a share and it falls back 20-30% so easily. Will they be back if they sold, who knows but they could be the same buyers that then keep taking their quick 10-20% profits, rinse and repeat cycle. Lets get back over 2p and then see who the real bedwetters are.

That will be because you can make more money trading the shares 10x over than buying and holding and watching profits evaporate. I am not a trader but I wish I was.

Looks like we have plenty of sellers today, no doubt quite a few t-3 day traders leaving the party but they will be back

"Six countries across the world have legislated that Modern Water monitoring test systems are written into their environmental protection legislation." That's what the RNS said.

That's the problem, too many chasing rainbow shares elsewhere whereas this is the real deal.

The Government is considering testing sewage for the presence of the coronavirus as part of the effort to track the spread of the virus across the country.
Scientific research in France, Switzerland and the Netherlands has found that Covid-19 can be detected in waste water, with research under way in the UK too.
It is understood that sewage testing could be used to monitor the outbreaks across the country, which could be used to inform decisions on how and when to lift lockdown measures in regional areas.
A spokesman for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said: “We are actively engaging with the research community and government scientific advisers to investigate whether monitoring waste water could be used as a way of tracking the prevalence of the virus.”...
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5 May 2020

The Government is considering testing sewage for the presence of the coronavirus as part of the effort to track the spread of the virus across the country.
Scientific research in France, Switzerland and the Netherlands has found that Covid-19 can be detected in waste water, with research under way in the UK too.
It is understood that sewage testing could be used to monitor the outbreaks across the country, which could be used to inform decisions on how and when to lift lockdown measures in regional areas.
A spokesman for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said: “We are actively engaging with the research community and government scientific advisers to investigate whether monitoring waste water could be used as a way of tracking the prevalence of the virus.”...

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1757913919828960?journalCode=rshi

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1757913919828960?journalCode=rshi

Errm NO....MMs are supposed to keep a balanced book on trades each day but that's almost impossible and clearly not the case here.

Wish someone would find out what the hell is really going on with this share and the very shady dealings.

As a sell. .

From the Lancet 1 April
Since the first publications reporting the detection of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) in faeces,1 it became clear that human wastewater might contain the novel coronavirus. From Feb 17, 2020, onwards, we took 24-h 10 L samples once a week from human wastewater collected at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (Haarlemmermeer, Netherlands) for virus analyses. Samples tested positive for virus RNA by quantitative RT-PCR methodology 4 days after the first cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) were identified in the Netherlands on Feb 27, 2020 (unpublished data). This could be explained by virus excretion from potentially symptomatic, asymptomatic, or presymptomatic individuals passing through the airport. Furthermore, human wastewater sampled near the first Dutch cases in Tilburg, Netherlands, also tested positive for the presence of viral RNA within a week of the first day of disease onset (unpublished data).2 These findings indicate that wastewater could be a sensitive surveillance system and early warning tool, as was previously shown for poliovirus.3 To our knowledge, this detection in the Netherlands is the first report of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater.
Whether SARS-CoV-2 is viable under environmental conditions that could facilitate faecal–oral transmission is not yet clear. However, evidence exists of potential community spread, with the virus spreading easily and sustainably in the community in some affected geographic areas such as China.4 A case has also been reported in the USA in which the individual had not been exposed to anyone known to be infected with SARS-CoV-2 and had not travelled to countries in which the virus is circulating.5 Potential enteric transmission also has implications for those working with human waste and wastewater, for whom WHO guidance has been developed specifically in relation to COVID-19. Overall, the provision of safe water, sanitation, and hygienic conditions can offer protection from any infectious disease, including COVID-19.

From the Lancet 1 April
Since the first publications reporting the detection of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) in faeces,1 it became clear that human wastewater might contain the novel coronavirus. From Feb 17, 2020, onwards, we took 24-h 10 L samples once a week from human wastewater collected at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (Haarlemmermeer, Netherlands) for virus analyses. Samples tested positive for virus RNA by quantitative RT-PCR methodology 4 days after the first cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) were identified in the Netherlands on Feb 27, 2020 (unpublished data). This could be explained by virus excretion from potentially symptomatic, asymptomatic, or presymptomatic individuals passing through the airport. Furthermore, human wastewater sampled near the first Dutch cases in Tilburg, Netherlands, also tested positive for the presence of viral RNA within a week of the first day of disease onset (unpublished data).2 These findings indicate that wastewater could be a sensitive surveillance system and early warning tool, as was previously shown for poliovirus.3 To our knowledge, this detection in the Netherlands is the first report of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater.
Whether SARS-CoV-2 is viable under environmental conditions that could facilitate faecal–oral transmission is not yet clear. However, evidence exists of potential community spread, with the virus spreading easily and sustainably in the community in some affected geographic areas such as China.4 A case has also been reported in the USA in which the individual had not been exposed to anyone known to be infected with SARS-CoV-2 and had not travelled to countries in which the virus is circulating.5 Potential enteric transmission also has implications for those working with human waste and wastewater, for whom WHO guidance has been developed specifically in relation to COVID-19. Overall, the provision of safe water, sanitation, and hygienic conditions can offer protection from any infectious disease, including COVID-19.

Weathergeek so true...plenty of tiny nearly bust plc that have trebled or more on nthe back of vague COVID19 updates, this is a real business with real genuine customers and demand for COVID19 related products which it is selling to and hardly budges by comparison. I guess PIs only like buying companies with share prices that are sub 1p or even better sub 0.10p. They just don't get it.

Was it something I said... Sp rising nicely