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Checkricky.

All doctors were told to be ready for the distribution of the vaccine yesterday as reported all over the media, so not news.

Also as the government has been quick to point out, the Pfizer vaccine is not yet fully proven so it could still be some time before if ever it is distributed.

As for the Chinese vaccine, the first one out has now been withdrawn as not safe, so who would trust any further Chinese vaccines, especially as they are possibly using 'volunteers' from those political correction camps that many thousands of Chinese people are detained in.

The motive behind you post is obvious!

A report out today has stated that the push toward electrifying British railways, could within a few years, being looked at as 'The new diesel problem'.

Obviously there is green electricity, but with the ever increasing demand, it is thought that keeping up supply will be the problem, and that is including none green IE dirty/polluting means of electricity production.

The report is directing a proposal to upgrade the railway infrastructure to use hydrogen as a fuel/power source.

As all investors of PHE know, hydrogen should be equally looked at with green electric, and in many cases preferable to.

Hydrogen as a fuel, is still almost an unknown to those without a direct interest, but like all things, in the not too distant future it will be as commonly talked about as all other green energies.

PHE have a head start over many similar hydrogen producing companies, and that to my mind is lead they won't loose, in fact as can be seen by todays RNS, they are nearer to becoming a name that those in power to push hydrogen to the forefront can't ignore.

I hope PHE keep clear of taking a stake in H Utopia, not because I thing HUI would be a bad investment, but purely on the reason that I have seen far too many companies deviate from their main aim.

PHE don't need such a stake, all they need to do is continue licencing the technology, leaving the bigger more financially secure companies to take any risks that could come with both planning permissions and the actual building of the infrastructure.

By paying PHE 100,00 euros unconditionally, It shows that how keen Hydrogen Utopia International Limited are that whilst full negotiations are ongoing, they don't want PHE to be tempted to talk with any of their competitors in Poland, which they obviously could do until the deal for exclusivity is signed and sealed.

Similar conditions that were included it the PHE/Peel arrangement.

Excellent RNS.

My thought is that as the government were so quick to shout from the rooftops re the vaccine (you can't blame them as they want to boost people morale) they must surely be pushing the PR on this and assisting in every way they can to roll out the P2F mask.

They can't afford to have the press pushing this out without a follow up comment.

Cheers, 34quintadolago, but I though they were still looking the weave, but if your right, even better.

Even if the P2F mask is not patentable, then the other producers of copper based masks will be playing catch-up.

Although knowing little about patents, I doubt P2F will have much of a problem patenting the weave which is done in a different way to any competition.

Anyone having patent knowledge, would welcome views.

Been off this thred for a while.

The companies prospects are still excellent, but the quality of this thread is not, purely due to you know who, and the internal replies to him/her.

For goodness sake you lot, please give it a rest, otherwise he/she has won and you have lost.

Looking through the last few pages, it appears many good posters, with something sensible and substantial to say, have left or very rarely post.

Will look in again in a few weeks to see if he/she is still in control of this thread.

It is obvious from reading Ballers123 post, that he has no idea of the technology/science regarding the P2F mask, due to his statement regarding that there are other copper containing masks available, of which we know is true, but that is the only comparison.

You can't compare any mask on the market with the P2F mask, without concluding that the P2F mask is a totally different animal.

Also the statement that there are many masks out there for sale at 4p to 8p each, again putting the P2F mask in the same category as these cheap, single use, disposable, not covid killing mask.

Then to say that, 'I know this first hand as a few companies I work with have sold over 30m in the last 7 months', means either he knows nothing about the mask market, or he is trying to mislead.

Whenever a new poster comes on to a thread, with such comments, the reason is obvious.

Your right Maqsood,

Already a survey in the USA has found that over 40% will delay having the vaccine until sufficient time has passed to show there are no serious side effects.

I would think the take up will be higher in the UK, but not by much.

I am not anti vax but will be fairly hesitant as to being in the first few line ups.

Apologies duplicate post.

Posted the first time, didn't show, so tried again, as often happens both posts excepted grrrr.

Yes the news re the vaccine is obviously good, and by reflection is harming the SP, but he main reason the sp is up and down over the last couple of days, is that it has now become a traders share as they will be the ones, buying/selling and making money.

But it will be us that are holding for the bigger prize that is surely coming, that will be well rewarded.

This share is still a big gamble, but the odds are well calculated to be worth staying in for at least for another 4 to 6 weeks, when the picture will be far clearer. although obviously we all have our own opinions on that.

The news re the vaccine is obviously good, and by reflection is harming the SP, but the main reason the sp is up and down over the last couple of days, is that it has now become a traders share as they will be the ones, buying/selling and mostly making money.

But it will be us that are holding for the bigger prize that is surely coming, that will be well rewarded.

This share is still a big gamble, but the odds are well calculated to be worth staying in for at least for another 4 to 6 weeks, when the picture will be far clearer. although obviously we all have our own opinions on that.

Shows progress is going forward at a good speed.

Several days ago, I posted that the main reason I thought Braveheart bought into RMS, was due to them wanting to tie up with a company that has long term prospects, whereas the P2F mask (not all the other uses the technology can be used in) was probably a short term, 12 to 18 months quick money making product.

I still feel that there will be a massive market for these masks, at least for 12 months until the appetite for masks starts to wain somewhat, but then masks wearing will become more prevalent than it was pre Covid19.

Yesterdays vaccine news was of course fantastic, but until the vast majority of the world is vaccine protected, the market will still be massive.

The use of masks will for quite a while be used in conjunction with vaccines for many months to come.

Total panic ruled these shares, yesterday, and yes some dip was expected due to all the hype being overdone, but that is not to say the story is over for RMS, far from it.

And to those who feel the above is ramping, you only need to look at supply and demand that for many months, a virus killing mask will not be wanton for orders.

Also thanks to those who have replied re the warrant question.

Was looking to subscribe to their L2, but might look somewhere else due to the 'chat temporarily down' or whatever the massage is, there is nothing temporary about it.

Several times posters on here have stated that all existing warrants had now been exercised, and yet almost ever morning we get the same RNS re warrants.

Not blaming anyone, as it is not easy to find full warrants issued, exercised, but is there anyone out there that knows for certain.

This thread like others on III is about investing, not English spelling or Grammar, so I can never understand why people put so much emphasis on grammar, even taking it to levels where they put more emphasis on grammar/spelling than the actual content of posts.

My own problem is dyslexia, where I can spell the same words wrong day after day, as my mind does not picture the word, (thank goodness for spell checker, although my spelling is so bad, even that often struggles).

But to infer that being illiterate to stupidity always annoys me.

I admit to being slightly illiterate in the true definition of the word, but I also have a mathematical mind and can often work maths out in my head quicker that many people can, using pen/paper.

I am also a member of Mensa with an IQ of 148, something I only mention to prove a point

Yet another important area of usage, whilst appreciating we could find multiple hundreds if not thousands of professions/jobs where spending a few quid per day could bring multiple savings due to less chances of workers not being able to work due to catching covid/ or/and having to be quarantined due to being in contact with someone who has tested covid positive.

Apart from those who work in the clinical/medical world, the next most susceptible workers are those that work in face to face transport field, especially Taxi and PHV drivers.

There are well over 250,000 such drivers in the UK alone, plus of course those in general public carrying vehicles, busses, coaches etc.

Times that multiple, world wide and you have yet another multiple steam of sales.

The opportunities for sales are endless.

Hi Corrado999,

You say, 'Having worked in NHS for 20 years and have spent 4 months in ITU fighting covid everyday over the summer, I can tell you the NHS don't care for buying anything like this mask'.

Having 2 relations in the NHS, plus being invested in a completely different tech that found it almost impossible to get into the world of NHS procurement, I feel very strongly that these masks, due to both being cheaper and more effective than any rival masks out there, it will be the government saying, 'You Will purchase these masks'.

I do though agree that they will not enter the market re full PPE but in general wearing of masks on wards, plus all other areas of hospitals that in the current climate, the P2F mask should rule supreme.