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Maybe FDA have told GDR if they get full recommendation from NICE then we can apply for De Novo/ k510 routes? Hence the BODs are keeping quiet until it's finally over the line and we get the green light.

I wonder if hot on the heels of NICE full recommendation being announced Budd will release news on FDA. It's possible they know full well we now qualify for De Novo or k510 routes but have chosen to withhold the info until NICE confirms full roll out within the NHS and thus provides a very strong case for funding at a much higher price than where we are right now. It's an issue for sure and I'm not trying to hide it but....given the sp was at 45p+ last week I'm very surprised Budd and Gilham didn't do the raise then. Why have they held back? That would have been a good time to get a cash raise out of the way and when sentiment was extremely positive. The only thing that makes some sense to me is that they know full well they're going to be able to release more good news and that the sp will be higher and confidence in GDR at an all time high. They of course may have only since the budget decided to hold back on a raise if they now know they will receive a significant sum from the recently announced Govt grant. It's up to every individual to decide whether or not they believe a positive or negative sequence of events is on the cards. For me it's definitely looking on the rosy side of things.

I reckon GDR will get another £1m tax refund for R & D, £3m in Govt Grants and then announce a loan for £2m. That would see them through to end of the year and give then 6 months to have in place sales for AIHL all over the EU and RoW and hopefully the Stroke Marker Test will follow suit with all distributors and Hospital Trusts and Private Health Trusts and Foundations everywhere. If FDA approval lands in that time GDR will never need to raise again and also be able to pay back that loan in double time so it's books look squeaky clean.

When, just when is a big pharma going to pull the trigger and make a move...??

That's it then!

once that news lands it will be a case of FDA news, the next cash raise and Stroke Marker test news. If these come in the right order then we'll be looking at 50p + in just ten days time imho.

Good spot IPA. Certainly looks like it has now been approved. Happy days just ahead and I really hope no one has fallen for the games played today. GDR will not raise now just before NICE news is announced and definitely not now the sp has been manipulated this far south.

There are 8 calendar days to wait for that news. Why would GDR shoot themselves in the foot now.

One last theory...is that these posters who have suddenly appeared in the last three days and have been more persistent than anyone else in that time are working for a party that has rather grander designs on GDR than just making a few bob on the ups/downs of the sp. Either an ii taking an active interest or maybe even a potential buyer who has let heir dogs loose on the bb to try and cause a stir...? The drop today does not make sense.

Shorted?? Really, you think so? This close to NICE news it would be a brave investor who'd do that!

It's either shenanigans or insider trading and someone somewhere has heard of news of the placing. We know it's coming but with Nice news due any day I don't think the sp will be on the floor for long. They will shortly announce something on FDA and also news of more NHS Trusts adopting AIHL. Stroke Marker tests are due news too in the next week or so - end of Q1 they said. That will be good news too,

Stay strong. Stay long.

And of course now it's dropped further I can't buy any at all!

HL will take 150k shares off me in one go. Usually that means there is demand for shares. I'm happy with that.

Who knows who these new posters are. working from the MMS office? A major holder who wants more but only at a lower price? Reading back through the posts of yesterday and today - one of the duller things I've done in my life recently - it's clear they've been at the ready to post here almost constantly and so have clearly been watching the Board and jumping on anything remotely positive. Tells me all I need to know. They have a job to do and that is to attempt to part investors from their GDR shares at the cheapest possible price. As I say, dull.

Not here to discuss or read about Mara....

I'm a little perplexed. 9am on Monday 20th March btc was at a slightly lower level than it is now and the sp was 15.74p.

btc is now even higher and yet the sp has dropped by about 10%. Anyone able to explain pls?

..but just opened up again and on L2 it's suddenly a sea of buys!

Another blue day. I'll take that!

Anyone work out what 850kw equates to in terms of number of panels sold? And how much money that brings in? Think the contract states Linbad have to place a minimum number of orders amounting to that or they lose the exclusivity element to the agreement. if this could creep up by another 5 or 10% each week for a month or two I'd settle for that. Maybe the BODs will come out with something else totally out of the blue to lift the gloom a bit more. Some on ADVFN reckon a placing is coming but I can't see that happening when the sp is at such a low level. If it happened at a big discount we'd end up even lower than the at all time lows we were recently at.

Forsythew, I was of the same mind a couple of weeks ago but a couple of posters have quite rightly pointed out that there seems to be a good and plausible chance GDR will receive some funding from the Govt. They are also seeing some roll out of AIHL into more hospitals already. It's possible on confirmation of NICE news that the funding may be awarded and we'll find out about it soon. the sp would fly once again and my thoughts are that Gilham and Budd could arrange a short term loan with things looking very rosy over the next 6 months with sales gathering pace in many countries. Much better than any further dilution so worth holding out for..?

That would be a wonderful situation Bullishbearish. the closer we get to that NICE 'best practice' RNS the more I think you could be right. It's all so tantalisingly close. 10 days more of waiting and then we're off to the moon. I hope.

doh ...this line - Project to follow NICE final recomendations scheduled for end of this month

I think this line in the RNS gives away the fact that the full recommendation from NICE is nailed on. Why one earth would they RNS that more NHS hospitals are adopting AIHL if there was any chance NICE give it full recommendation in 10 days time.

Great news for GDR and share holders but I'm a little perplexed by the sudden lack of buying. Has it all been priced in already? If Budd and Gilham wish to do a cash raise when the sp is absolutely flying then they may now have to wait until they can drop the outcome of the discussions with the FDA. This is the icing on the cake and the biggest single market for AIHL. Get the thumbs up for this once NICE full recommendation is out and there will be no holding GDR back from that point on. C'mon. guys, get the FDA news out now and let this fly.

Agreed swingman - or take on a short term loan which would mean no further dilution. Would be popular with current share holders and show confidence to the wider market moving forward.

MIKODX - I'm sorry but you've misunderstood and..are still convinced AIHL needs more testing in order to be brought to market. You say 'New tests like this has to be analysed over and over again before being brought to market'.

AIHL can already be bought and is already in the market. It does NOT NEED any further testing or analysis in order to be bought other than in the US where it requires FDA approval. AIHL can be bought in the UK and EU countries and many others around the world. The requisite testing in order for AIHL to be sold has already been carried out. NICE full recommendation as 'best practise' means most NHS Trusts will buy it soon. In the RNS it states

This is NOT to say there won't be further testing and analysis. From the RNS - 'We are also intending to work with NICE on ongoing data collection to support the long term recommendations for the product'. That is data collection. not further testing or analysis of the Test itself. Just data collection of its impact within the Health Service. My point, which you failed to understand, is that it isn't the case, as you state, that AIHL Test itself needs more testing/analysis 'before being brought to market'. It doesn't.

Anyway, disappointingly it appears much of the good news is now priced in as I would have expected, even though it's only a small roll out within the NHS, more of an uptick in the sp. More excitingly though it sounds as if we won't have to wait long for news of other Trusts adopting AIHL as the RNS states 'near-term roll outs such as this one in Greater Manchester...'.

The roll out in Manchester means 30,000 babies will have access to the test as and when required. The income is going to start rolling into GDR coffers by the end of April/May. Slowly but surely this GDR train is starting to pull out of the station. Hopefully GDR will RNS any news of AIHL being purchased in other countries. That will help get the sp over the 50p barrier for sure.

£2m is not enough by a long way.

And judging by the 30% drop in just the last month it looks like many don't hold much hope for the MFC results.