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Don't see the point in rushing tbh as the mining season must be coming to a close soon.

Infy,
they are looking at the forest, not our tree. There are several saliva tests already on the market or very close including a Korean LFT. these are what people are more interested in. We are different ref. Saville Row

Infinitynbeyond,

NDAs

Crabby08,
I thought shifters was quite good actually. Seemed to cover rainbow chasers, traders, shorters and jelly legs :-)

Good morning all,
GLG I fully understand your involvement yesterday - it can get under your skin. The bb does seem to have descended and become a bit immature at times. I try to ignore them but they do clutter the board. I understand that if we all ignore them they can get a bit of purchase and erode what we have here. Oh well we know what we have and they won't take it away from me!
GLA
Stay safe
stay strong

PL75/Rusty111,
I fear it's even worse than that. This govt just seems hell bent on throwing billions at their mates while they can.
Psst, set up a company with ppe in the name and we'll bung you 150 million, allegedly

But,

It is not yet clear whether the UK will follow suit. Deeks says we need to assess carefully the benefits and the harms of using a more accessible and quicker but less accurate test.

And,

Deeks called these tests a “game changer” for low and middle income countries, where RT-PCR tests are not widely available, because they can be done without a laboratory, running water, or electricity.

Such benefits are attracting interest from higher income countries, too: Germany has already ordered 20 million of the tests, and France and Switzerland have also announced intentions to purchase.

From the report I posted earlier

WHO standard

In September the World Health Organization approved two “lateral flow” antigen tests, which display a result like a pregnancy test, are small and portable, and deliver a result in just 15-30 minutes.6 Made by the South Korean company SD Biosensor and the US company Abbott, they are the first rapid tests to meet WHO’s specifications. An independent evaluation of the SD Biosensor test by the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND) found that it had a clinical specificity of 99.3% and a clinical sensitivity of 76.6%.7 No independent evaluation of the Abbott test is yet available.

https://www.bmj.com/forward/emailref?path=node/1035572

Lee,
I have heard AIM described as the wild west of the stock market : - }

One last thing:
Afaman 21:59
Did you mean antigen?

guitar man,
Why do you keep waving your willy about. I, for one, am not interested in your buys. You must have pumped a million in here already. Last week you wanted your hand held. Strum on mate,.

TC101,
Only if they have a UK Broker (bit unusual)

dipen99
Beware it's nearly daylight saving time, which kicks in at a different time over there

Chiron: 100% agree.
The govt. are keeping open as many options as possible.
I think Avacta offer the best way out of this mess which is why I'm here. The speed of progress is frustrating but, in my experience, that's scientists for you (and I live with one!). Just wish Cummins would put a rocket up CONDOR.
What really worries me is this lot seem more than happy to throw money at their mates but not so much outsiders. Never mind, cream always rises etc.
Stay strong

Tilly.
Permission to go ashore later?
I fancy waking up in the Velvet Mermaid in the morning...

Ethio:
Specialist subject:
The bleedin' obvious

Agree GLG, I really must stop reading this bb. I haven't done a thing today, it's been so entertaining .

Don't start on her ears please. Especially the wild front ear....