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"Qu Li is that Chinese name. Then that's more easier to knock into China market, zero covid, TB must be very confidence with Qu Li"

from this post you clearly don't know who Qu Li is... No basic research and no understanding of the business.

"I note the upcoming General Meeting will be held at the premises of China Ventures .. anybody know them ?
Just a convenient / cheap venue or something else ?"

Oh FFS! Talk about wild speculation...

China Ventures is Qu Li's firm. They're just using her offices.

"I was going to invest in SYME this morning until I saw what them robbing c**ts
HL are charging to sell if it ever came to it. NINE PERCENT, 9%, to sell."

HL don't charge a % - they charge a specific fee (from £5.95 to £11.95). If that amounts to 9% of what you're investing, then I suggest you stick to Lottery Scratchcards...

...the lunatics appear to have taken over the asylum!

I've never read so many ill-informed and ignorant rants on a single thread (other than perhaps on the RMS forum). Some people seriously need to take a break and have a word with themselves.

"China venture ltd is the location of the GM. I was wondering what part they play. Their website detailing what they do is not working for some reason."

It's fairly obvious (if you've done your basic research on BRH). China Ventures Ltd is a company connected with Qu Li. No great mystery there - probably just a convenient location at short notice.

Eh?

Want to try again in comprehensible English?

The Braveheart web-site is here ( https://braveheartgroup.co.uk/ ) and is working fine.

"Bennster

I totally agree ,he thinks its an investment company for him only !

StarKnight"

What a difference a day makes, eh...

"Hi Castley

Yes Braveheart is TB's number one share over any other in his portfolio. Expect a major announcement soon ! The SP should correct and hopefully rebound back into the 80p area if the Covid-19 Rapid Test CX300 is officially launched and even highr if the Sepsis Test is launched.

StarKnight"

"IF......TB wants to genuinely raise funds for investing...Then allow existing
shareholders to be part of the raise....Simple.......!!"

Oh boy... *shakes head*

"Let us shareholders do what RMS did with the majority voting against the resolution"

And how did that work out for RMS/NNN shareholders? They tanked the share price and it hasn't recovered since.

I'll be completely transparent. I'm on a freebie here, thanks to the RMS dividend - but I'm happy to let my money ride.

BRH is TB's baby and he's not going to screw it over. As others have pointed out, an investment company needs something to invest - be that cash or shares, and now, with the uncertainties and stressors on the markets, is a time when there are opportunities to be had.

"Be fearful when others are greedy. Be greedy when others are fearful."

It appears quite a few people have problems comprehending what the RNS actually says...

...and what an investment company such as BRH actually does.

We'll get the usual suspects deramping furiously and exhorting people to sell, so that they can buy on the cheap. Don;t be fooled folks. DYOR.

He's increased his holding by c. 12% in a week... something's brewing.

I haven't got a huge holding but what I do have is effectively free, thanks to the RMS/NNN sell off last year.

I've never failed (yet) to make money with something TB's involved with. If he's buying then there's a pay day coming down the line...

"Hey Stockraiser, did you actually read the latest RNS? Their UK application has finally been rejected so why on earth would the SP bounce? I am a holder so would love to know your reasoning."

Their application for the professional POC has been rejected (despite already being validated and registered in the EU - which speaks volumes). The self-test LFT is still under consideration, as UKHSA changed the requirements post-application and the manufacturers were required to do further testing.

To be perfectly honest, I'm not that bothered about the professional POC, which was never going to be a big market anyway, once the decision was taken by governments to move to self-test LFTs. PCR will still be the primary method for clinical validation of self-test LFTs, particularly in relation to health and social care.

I know a lot of people invested in ODX on the back of Covid - but that was always going to be a risk (given the incompetence and corruption in government and certain parts of Whitehall) and, ultimately, time limited. However, some of us invested on the basis of the wider portfolio (I was attracted by the CD4 tests, as I previously worked in the HIV/AIDS field), which is where we are already seeing growth (during a pandemic I should point out, when the focus will be elsewhere!)

I have quite a significant sum of money invested in ODX and I'm as concerned as others by the significant fall in the share price. However, part of this is arguably 'self-inflicted' on shareholders by the OSAG (themselves a very opaque group with no real governance) who whipped people up to vote against a board proposal without any idea what they would do after the vote. You also have to remember that AIM stocks are particularly susceptible to organised gaming by traders - and we've seen evidence of that with ODX.

The fall in the share price has allowed me to average down very significantly. As I've always made clear, I'm a long term investor rather than a trader or short-termer. I'm happy to leave money invested here as I can see the value in the core business, which the board is now focusing on and investing in.

"you just spurt ****. What is the CTDA process is stacked against UK companies and in favour of Chinese manufacturers? You just follow the application instructions. They're written in English BTW."

Given the incoherence of this rant, I assume you struggle with English...

Green bin for you.

You might want to take into account the fact that UKHSA changed the requirements *after* the applications were submitted. All the UK LFT manufacturers are having the same problems.

The CTDA process is stacked against UK companies and in favour of Chinese manufacturers. It will be an interesting part of the Covid Inquiry to watch unfold…

Oh - and UKHSA has pulled funding for the ZOE Covid project. Seems they don’t like independent people pointing out that the official Covid figures are unreliable.

I think we'll find similar happens with other UK manufacturers. It seems the people running the UKHSA validation process are the same people who were running the PHE validation process. Still no UK designed and manufactured LFT through the process... lots of Chinese ones though.

In case you're wondering, as far as I am aware the new site is on the Lancaster Way Business Park, off the Witchford Road/A142, just south-west of Ely (not far from my old shooting range).

The existing/old site is in Littleport, which is to the north-east of Ely.

As far as I am aware they're not far off ready to move. I believe the CNS activity from Littleport is moving over first.

"Helps if there are people in the building. almost empty car park at their Littleport facility yet again. I regularly drive past and call in for a quick look but the place looks deserted. Certainly not a place doing over £100 million of trade. I do remember they wrote off £8 million to concentrate on covid at one point. There were supposed to be moving to a larger place in September 21 but this as never on the cards. I did ask but they couldn't give me any indication of an address or place."

The new site is going ahead. I'm aware of two local companies that have been involved in the build/fit out.

"Question is where us Jade who kept posting telling folks to vote NO ? Well done your action group work well.."

Many of the OSAG acolytes and enthusiasts seem to have disappeared all of a sudden. Job done?