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Quite good at mathematics, but nowhere near an accountant, so is there anyone out there that can provide a clear and simple explanation as I lost it half way through.

Is it just me,

I can't understand why some post a copy of the RNS, followed by sections of what is included in an RNS.

Surely the RNS is there, so anyone interested (all obviously should be) can read it themselves.

I fully accept that sections/facts that stand out for their importance sometimes need to be highlighted.

I feel that PHE are being lumped in with all the other companies that will deal or are already dealing in the disposal of plastics.

There appears to be bad press re anything to do with plastics over the last few days, but what is being overlooked is that even if by magic, from tomorrow all new produced plastics were environmentally friendly, the waste plastic problem has been building up for many years and will take just as many years to solve.

None re-cyclable. polluting plastic mountains plus the zillions of tons of it floating around in the worlds rivers/seas will be with us for the next 10 to 30 years minimum and when the general public realise it's not just going to vanish without companies such as PHE, I am 100% certain sp downward movements such as seen today will be a rare event.

PHE as we know, will be part of the solution.

In order to reduce green house gasses, there is to be a push by The Environmental Services Association, re extra efforts to be made separating plastics from general waste that at present are being sent to be power stations that burn general rubbish to produce electricity, as to do so increases carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

An obvious answer to these, none re-cyclable plastics being a DMG, PHE has a ready (almost) answer.

4 to 1 on the ask, so still looking good for a double digit sp rise close.

Ruga,

Show me someone who always gets it right, and I will show you a liar.

L2 showing 4 mms on the bid, only 1 on the ask and yet sellers do not appear to be tempted.

SP dropping, but due to the above signal, this will no doubt finish the day higher than the 10% up as I start typing.

Although masks will be used less and less, they will still me used in their millions for many years to come, but this latest news re the filters is fantastic.

Just think of its uses, taking just the tourist business as one example.

Companies from the hospitality sector, including transport will be very quick to take this technology on board, as obviously those with filtration systems that kill Covid will be quick to advertise the fact, due to their customers feeling more confident.

Take the fact that scientist/microbiologists are looking at the many similarities between Legionnaires disease and Covid19, and whilst Legionnaires disease is a Bacterium, the similarities/effects and the people more likely to be effected are many.

Probably jumping well ahead of myself, but as someone has already said, this could be a far bigger ground breaker that when the virus killing mask was first muted.

If this filtration system works and is widely accepted, the days of below 10p a share will by this time next year be long gone.

I equate the machine situated in Nottingham, to a second hand car sold with a dodgy MOT.

Still can't believe the company is so inept as to not have a contract re the machine that covers the failure to produce as predicted, re compensation/damages.

As to the RNS re India, I am certain they will soon be producing the masked internally far cheaper than can be done in the UK or any European country, as they won't have so many government diktats to jump through.

In fact, it would not surprise me if they end up manufacturing sufficient masks, at such a reasonable price that they end up exporting some, which would be a win win for RMS.

Yet again, good news/RNS is followed by a dip in the SP.

Perhaps if they released a RNS stating, all worked stopped due to Covid, new factory burns down plus all partners withdrawing their support/backing the sp would rise.

OK accept that's completely stupid, but sometimes the market acts, beyond stupid.

If I had some spare cash, even being what I think is reasonably fully invested, I would by another couple of thousand quids worth.

Agree a great RNS and whilst still the word 'if' needs to be used, even if 25% of what they are hinting at comes to fruition, it will be great.

You either believe the words or except it as one of the biggest cons, out there.

Personally I am 90% positive that by year end the SP will reflect the future of the company and although I almost never prophesy an sp level, be over the £1 mark.

If the bottom line as Truthfactory states ever gets to 0p, just think how many you can buy for nothing.

In my previous profession, I was often in the position to give details/facts to the media of TV and newspapers.

I have stood off camera many times, listening to news broadcasts.

They appeared to have a system where if it suited, they would double or halve a distance, time taken or number of persons, later reading news articles were the reported word was exactly the same, either doubling or halving.

Since then, I have always taken such as a benchmark when seeing/hearing such so called facts/figures.

Billyboy,

I agree that £80,000 is small fry, but such a small amount is very understandable, for what is actually a trial project for any buyer.

An apt saying might be, 'From small acorns, giant oaks grow'.

I first bought into RMS 2 years ago, and when I first looked at P2F, masks had not been thought of, so to me the mask issue was a bonus (although not as it turned out much of a bonus).

Quite happy with the results, considering a very difficult year, re Covid.

My son works in IT and several of his companies biggest customers were given a 'payment break', as they were closed for several months.

It was either that or those companies would have stopped paying anyway, due to little or no income.

Whilst I accept that IT companies and secure payment companies have different customers, I consider that a drop in revenue/profits of 8% in such a difficult year is nearer good news that bad.

I feel that Eckoh Technologies will not just pull this back during 2001, but more than gain back the loss, and in the year 2002 gain even more traction.

Dimbpunter/valuation-it-is,

I agree that its not much of a leap of faith and that the tin, is there.

My comment re LoF is the same with any AIM share.

As we know, any share on the AIM market is far more volatile than those on the main market, but whereas those main market shares are far less likely to double your money over a short period, they are also less likely to loose half your money in a short time.

All my shares are AIM shares, with quite a big portfolio spread, but I have to be quite confident in those shares I invest in.

Cornish Metals, is way down on the list of my bigger investments, but my confidence regarding the company being very successful if high.

Just looked at the new web site, which apart from looking good, it is easy to find any of the web sites contents (not as common as people think).

Also I spent about 15 mins looking at the section, 'Tin use and outlook'.

Since investing in Cornish Metals, I have read a few articles regarding tin and its uses, but after reading the section, was amazed at how many things tin can be used for.

I think if you mention 'Tin' to most people, they would conclude that its an old metal that has a poor future (think Poldark), but the opposite is true, and when Cornish Metals gets on more peoples/investors radar, the companies future will be as positive as the metal itself.

A proviso being of course, that the metal is found in sufficient quantities to make both the companies and its investors fortunes.

Investing in Cornish Metals is still a leap of faith, I for one am quite happy that I have taken that leap, the next few months will tell.

Well up on opening, so more than levelling the up/down yesterday.

As you say, Lasvelas, something going on. Usually without news, this share just plods nicely along.

Its one of the few shares that I have, that has always been in profit since I first bought in 4 years ago.

At one time the sp was 8% up, closing at almost 5% down.

Not worried, as I am a great believer in this share, so will just put it down to the quirks of the market.

Spymaster,

Not at all an expert, but I do have some knowledge how procurement of supplies works.

I did hesitate to post anything less than positive, because as soon as anyone does, it is bound to come over as a bashing of the share or/and company.
So just to confirm, although I never recommend anyone to buy/sell, but if I had spare cash, I would put more into my holding of PHE, as a very strong believer.

Nice to see the sp up as I post.