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HH has produced over 100 000 barrels of oil. During that time SS has probably been paid the equivalent of close to $10 per barrel produced in salary and bonuses (if not more).

I wonder what the CEO of BP would get paid if paid at the same rate?

VAL is next on the agenda - some will be burnt; deservedly so.

There are many people 'working' from home who have watched any share linked to Covid-2019 rapidly gain value and may well have profited from the rises. These same people 'working' from home would not normally have been able to follow the market movements and buy / sell shares whilst at work.

I will be surprised if the share price does not rapidly and sharply increase over the next few days and the shares will be bought by people who have little understanding of the science behind Valirx's products or the history of the company. Once they see it go up they will just buy into the momentum.

Good luck to those who board the runaway train; just make sure you know where the emergency exit is as some will suddenly decamp (whilst probably claiming that they are averaging down whilst selling).

This new chapter in the life of Valirx is going to be interesting and I sincerely hope that long term share holders who have been averaging down get an opportunity to sell at a reasonable price should they wish to.

'it is not worth selling now at this low price' - it is still twice the sp was on Monday.

Cheap at twice the price - pity there is too much being produced and nowhere to store the excess production.

How many millions of revenue are coming in with the contracts signed so far?

Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey = 17 children.

Maybe only the abortions are properly counted?

Roses - have a look at Companies House; they are still Directors of some subsidiaries.

There have been RNSs on Monday and Tuesday about Vulpes selling some of their investment in Scancell. They also need funding soon.

Even cuddothisnow sees bankruptcy now - rather sad.

They have been issued:

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/other/14521279.html

Novacyt updates market - 'As of 28 April 2020, Primerdesign has sold, received orders for or has been contracted to deliver over £90 million (€103 million) of its COVID-19 test.'

So that includes forward sales and is a sales figure, not a profit figure. And then the RNS continues:

'The visibility of the sales order book is transformational for the business and it is becoming increasingly clear that this exceptional demand for our COVID-19 test could continue for some months'. So sales are not expected to continue at this level for many more months?

Got to crash and burn soon as the figures do not underpin the current mcap. Too many people at home chasing easy money on the stock market just creates bubbles waiting to burst.

Cracking UK results (if you like scrambled eggs). Q1 UK profits down 66% and not all of Q1 severely impacted by Covid-19.

Not a good sign for the UK banking sector, is it?

The Real Orange One is going to sign an order requiring meat processing plants to remain open - nothing like making sick poor people keep gutting and dissecting in unhygienic conditions, so he can keep eating hambergers (sic).

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/04/28/trump-to-order-meat-plants-to-stay-open-215555

Why would a 'major holder' who is 'not concerned' [only down 25% today] spend so much time ramping the share on a bulletin board?

'Get real-time translations right in your ear' - scary.

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Kenny - I do not think so; the plague is of Desert Locusts, and they are prevalent further North. Zambia suffers from Red Locusts - if I become aware of an outbreak of them I will make a post to let you know.

Family used to have houses in Lusaka, but they ended up getting abandoned; a bit like the money in Zimbabwe in blocked accounts that became worthless.

Kenny - yes, plenty of pressure on food supplies will arise from the poor Northern Hemisphere harvests which, coupled with the damage caused by the Locust plague, will cause major price increases early next year. The only positive I have seen is the easing of the US Ethanol rules which means more of the Corn Harvest will be available as food / feed stock.

The levels of the Rhine cause problems in the global chemical supply system and will have an effect on German vehicle exports. Few know of the Ludwigshafen chemical plant let alone it's importance in the world-wide chemical trade.

HEMO looks like another bubble... So many punters working from home thinking that investing is easy, especially if the share can be linked to Covid-2019. Time for hands to be chopped off...