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I do think tomorrow is a crunch day for a RNS release re the machine is up and running, otherwise human nature will kick in.

Whilst I accept things take time, we have all been lead to believe that it takes less than 5 days for the assembly and test run on site, so as we again were lead to believe from the travel time given from the date of start of journey, the sp will definitely not end at close on Friday to the close tonight.

I am not going to try to predict numbers, but tomorrow will bring either a very nice sp rise of a very big drop.

Never seen so many late reported trades.

Looking at this one 12-Jan-21 15:46:01 2.70341 4,515,412 Buy* 2.60 2.80 122.07k, going by level 2 at the time plus todays chart, it definitely is a true very large buy.

Whilst appreciating that such comments are often followed by 'this has to mean news', all I will say is, 'Its a large wad of cash to punt on pure faith'.

Several late reported buys, plus 2 reported sells that are obviously buys looking at level 2 at the time, plus the sp chart.

I really hope so, as I have been invested in this company for 10 plus years.

I still believe that if Deltex had partnered with a big brother, door opening company, their sales would be far far higher than the slow drip drip of sales that they currently obtain.

I sold my main holdings long ago, and now only hold a token amount, due to heart still ruling head.

Hi Mohammed11.

This is purely down to most mm's not opening their books yet, it means nothing

Well said Multibaggerjim,

I have put darientaylor onto my ignore list

Whilst it would obviously have been better news if it had been Feedback instead of Sectra gaining a contract with Manchester area based hospitals, the contract itself was signed in October last year, so it is looking like the actual roll out news might be knocking investors confidence.

As the Feedback system was selected for Digital health Londons 2020 Programme, I am still fairly confident that contracts will follow.

My whole career was spent in a very large government organisation, and in all that time, different heads of policy, procurement, purchased equipment from many different companies.

In as far back as 1980, the government tried to collate purchasing power to one central source, failing miserably as even when money could be saved by purchasing in bulk, senior department heads always fought against it.

Eventually, I feel that all NHS Trusts will have to pull together via self regulation or forced regulation through a single procurement point, but as bureaucratic as the NHS is, that time is a very long way off.

Wondering if this is what is effecting the sp, after several days of a nice steady increase.

Would be as someone said, nice to get a bit of clarification from Tom.

Could people please stop posting under totally misleading headers, such as a previous RNS, as in above.

News out confirming the above, though not via a RNS.

Hi Chrispye84,

You say, 'Do You guys have a corporate idea Of the destruction they would cause', just toi clarify, I do know the system due to my contact with the FCA re another company I put in a file for investigatory consideration, which I admit was a learning curve.

Please note, I do take your post equally with others.

I do not wish to labour the point as I do not wish to distract from other RMS related posts, so as already the No's, are 2 to 1 to the Yes's, I will leave things as they are for now.

Thanks to all comments re this.

Still in a quandary re sending a file to the FCA re all the questionable RNS's (it would obviously be down to the FCA) to judge if they were misleading or not).

My quandary is, will it cause more harm to us shareholders, due to any possibly bad publicity or will it benefit us small PI's in the long run if the authority deem action is required.

Not looking for ticks up, just want to get a feel of general thoughts.

I will not take any notice of the posters on here (we all know who they are, most I have on ignore) who are accepted rampers/de-rampers.

Any replies, please do not post anything derogatory as I do not wish to weaken any case that I put forward for FAC consideration.

Nicely up today on just 15 trades, which although all buys are not in total very high value.

Also a nice steady rise over the last 5 dealing days, hopefully due for some news.

As 2seabass, states, the Watsapp news re 5th Feb could soon start to open the doors a bit wider for Bleepa.

I would not be surprised if a holder has actually been down to the factory daily checking and the current situation.

I used to live about 6 miles from the facility, and if I still did, I would be checking at least once a day, waiting to put more money in as soon as I had evidence the machine was being installed.

You never know, a holder (or 2) might just be doing that, if so, would you tell anyone else (it's not insider dealing),

My thought is, that if the machine was not already at the factory, being set up, the company would have to release an RNS, mainly due to all the mess up of recent comments/releases.

The only was I think they could get away with no update, is that it has arrived, being set up ready to roll out masks in the next 48 hours, which I am sure would calm much of the anger among holders, and I include myself in that group.

As said, it's only my thoughts, with nothing tangible to back those thoughts up.

According to a report by the National Grid released today, they could only cope with supply by paying up to £1,000 per MWh (ten times the usual price) to the market for an extra 584MW , due to a perfect storm of windless weather causing wind turbines to either stop spinning altogether or slowing down dramatically, to solar power being greatly reduced (it is winter) plus the Netherlands power supply link being unavailable.

This is the forth such a shortage notice has been issued by the National Grid since late 2020.

The above proves that all those who think that more and more wind powered and solar powered electricity generation alone will solve todays electricity supply problems, are way off the mark.

Plus of course, things as we know, will only get worse when more and more vehicles become either fully electricity, hybrid powered, or hydrogen .

As we all know, PHE can be at least part of the solution, with safe, green and almost on tap fuel/power supply.

Yet another report that has to point to 2021 being PHE's year.

According to a report by the National Grid released today, they could only cope with supply by paying up to £1,000 per MWh (ten times the usual price) to the market for an extra 584MW , due to a perfect storm of windless weather causing wind turbines to either stop spinning altogether or slowing down dramatically, to solar power being greatly reduced (it is winter) plus the Netherlands power supply link being unavailable.

This is the forth such a shortage notice has been issued by the National Grid since late 2020.

The above proves that all those who think that more and more wind powered and solar powered electricity generation alone will solve todays electricity supply problems, are way off the mark.

Plus of course, things as we know, will only get worse when more and more vehicles become either fully electricity or/and hybrid powered.

As we all know, AFC can beat least part of the solution, with safe, green and almost on tap electricity supply.

Yet another report that has to point to 2021 being AFC's year.

I will decide sometime next week re a file to the FCA.

Not happy at all re these warrants

Another RNS re warrants released

Thanks dvharrison,

Nicely up 7% on Yahoo