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It should have been Rishi. Anyway top question to city of London 'Why haven't we heard of Virolens before?' andIs Virolens for real?
The answer to this one is very simple…YES. It’s easy to be skeptical when faced with a technology that seems almost too good to be true. We understand the skepticism but we already have Virolens installed at our first screening centre in the City of London, with the capacity to test 800 individuals an hour. It is very much real and providing quick and accurate Covid test results.

I expect he wants to see how well his/our money has been spent compared to other scams that have been going on. Interesting article talks about already being in use in other countries. As far as I know UK was the first to give its approval. The market is being a bit slow to latch on to this, I expect it will rerate on next update. If they are scaling up the Hartlepool manufacturing site they must have some order figures by now.

Eddy, yes I forgot to mention the improved accuracy on the September test. See the broker notes don't even mention the possible contribution from Virolens . They had a very good update in January on the gradual improvement on their own electronics business and the integration of the acquisition Torotel. Must be more news due soon not least about orders for VIrolens even if there aren't many yet. I never got a reply from either company about a quote for our rugby club. Not in the premiership but must have been about a couple thousand footfall weekly before Covid. Its pretty important that for many to survive they are going to need to be rearing to go, which I know the players will be, but will need every supporter we can get too, and know they are in a safe environment. Whether it can be afforded or not is another detail that might require grants of some kind

Very good advice R. I sold way too soon just before Christmas, but still a 25% profit. So this was a welcome opportunity to pick up for a little more than I originally sold at. I suppose when they sell off a big batch like that it knocks out a few investors for a while, just like with CAPD. May take a while to climb all the way back but when she blows, she blows!

Two trades at 8.15 published this morning @85p 580,000 and 350,440. They seem to have disappeared here but checked on LSE. They definitely took place. No share price movement. Not been reorganising your ISA again rivaldo?

Thats very interesting Eddy because when I emailed Keyoptions last year they said they were receiving their first consignment to test last October/November. Maybe they made some improvements since then which would explain quite a lot. I think the key points are as the manager of xtek ltd says with these machines they can now safely open up sports events and many other venues. Sadly Covid maybe with us longterm, but these machines should help us manage our lives with a lot less restriction.

Thanks for the explanation on ADVFN about your ISA trades Rivaldo. I thought it was a bit strange the recent trading after cracking results and then a UT trade at 83p. Seems to have prompted a couple of other decent buys this morning.

There is a lot of money and many companies seeking to exploit exactly that niche Leister and oral Vaccine which N4P are also exploring. Fortunately it looks like Nigel has been one of the quickest off the grid almost coincidently or great foresight. Certainly there have been calls from many influential people to prepare for a pandemic such as this, so some it seems were better prepared than others.

Extraordinary limp reaction by the market to some pretty bullish news. Domain name and web services company CentralNic reported a 121% improvement in audited revenue to $241.2m (£173.3m) in its final results on Monday.
The AIM-traded firm said its gross profit increased 78% to $76.3m for the year ended 31 December, while adjusted EBITDA was ahead 71% at $30.6m.

This looks like the kind of stock which will keep drifting up slowly. 10p a week will be just fine. Jim Mellon's book Moos Law hs definitely made some minor waves recently. With the first Ag cell meat set to hit the streets end of year I can only see momentum building which is vital not just for my bank balance. Jim who was working for a big American company in his younger tays at the time of the Silicon Valley revolution and feels this new food production revolution could be as big and important.

* SHEARWATER GROUP PLC - SECOND HALF MOMENTUM; UNDERLYING
EBITDA
EXPECTED TO BE AHEAD OF EXPECTATIONS

* SHEARWATER GROUP PLC - EXPECTS TO REPORT FY21 UNDERLYING
EBITDA
IN EXCESS OF £3.6 MILLION

* SHEARWATER GROUP PLC - REVENUE OF £31.8M WAS DELIVERED IN
YEAR

* SHEARWATER GROUP PLC - WELL-PLACED TO NOW RETURN TO
DRIVING
GROWTH IN BUSINESS OVER COMING YEAR AND BEYOND

Overtime I read this the news looks better:

For some reason google changed ' average ' down to leverage. Something I would never recommend doing!

Its almost unreal. Iwasa bit nervous about the late reported trades, so much relieved to see us still climbing. I had been purchasing all the way down, so hopefully putting the leverage down rule to bed, and close to brake even. I still hope to make 100% though maybe not for a couple more good years. Unlike some commentators I think the board are absolutely straight hard working and desperate for success themselves. They own a lot of shares. They have a healthy community spirit. Have given free services supporting uni projects on Coronavirus. Support for a number of charities and a zero carbon neutral stance. They have delivered what they said they would aim too as well.

https://martinflitton1.wixsite.com/privatepunter/post/concurrent-technologies-eyes-growth-14-04-21
great write up. I mean really, why would you be selling?

They have a breaking news column on website.Hopefully they realise as providers to the communications industry for 5g testing equipment amongst many other things it wouldn't be a bad idea to communicate with the market occasionally about what they do and how things are progressing . I bought more on the lows last week. Frankly amazed people selling a quality stock like this. Also google martinflitton wixite for blog. Seems to be in regular communication withe directors

Its a huge relief. Some very encouraging signs and although revenue ends up a gnats whisker down on last year it was a remarkable recovery from 30% down at the previous update with a substantially improved balance sheet. No doubt some profit takers but the long term game looks firmly established

Well its certainly moving now. I couldn't decide between this and ANIC. Should have bought both. Anic trades at roughly 4 times nav which seems a bit bonkers to me. I think Jim Mellon has done a terrific job explaining and promoting the food production revolution with his Trust and his book Moos Law, but Ed Shing brought this ETF to my attention and hope in the long run will be just as good an investment.

Same place as as adfvn by the look of it. Have to take a lot of their info with a pinch of salt. It isn't any better paying for it. Stockopedia has 15.5 for PE. Sounds about right. With Iabra's Virolens its very cheap, without its still pretty cheap especially if their own business has continued with the recovery it was showing in January.

Incredible move if this is just Berenberg upgrade. They don't often have this effect usually the reverse. Naked trader says he top sliced last week, but I think Stockopedia mentioned we could see £1.70. Hoping this is worth hanging on to long term myself.