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The upside is huge, it is a very undervalued share - they have been numerous examples of these sorts of rerates over the last couple months.

Will probably finish above 4 today. The bid is creeping up. Will possibly see 5+p tomorrow.

I can't imagine, assuming we get the licenses that the MCAP will be less than the value of the funding we are due to receive and that would be very, very conservative. Say an MCAP of £60M is on the low end of fair value at this point- who would argue with that? My 20+p estimate stands for that reason. I saw the same with Kodal minerals, SP was motoring up to the funding package value £100 million (approx.) and then some, just before the issues with their license sign-off.

Trouble with traders is they sell far too soon. I think that 20p+ is only days away. I've seen it with other shares. I sold POS at 3p after getting bored waiting, I checked back 3 weeks later and it's 30p - almost had a heart attack. You only make that mistake once.

It went up by over 100% yesterday. 20% is not a huge drop and it will come up again.

Aim Master is on every share, all he does is deramp and criticise - not to be trusted. Probably not invested either.

Another joker. I think you mean 20p as that is clearly where this is heading. The SP is ridiculously low given the size of the asset and everything else going on.

We are a tiny fraction the NPV value, with licenses and off-take agreement this should go to £80M+ MCAP at least. There is still plenty of ground to cover.

Earl of Aim is either a paid disruptor and full-time idiot or just completely insane - ignore him. He posts on any share that's doing well.

When the licenses return we should be in the 20p range. What mining company with licences and funding is under 80M?

I would take 10 - 12p, just bought in this morning. Seems that based on historical charts, we are massively undervalued. Surely x10 MCAP is on the cards.

The share price will probably hold until the sales figures are released. Will we get an update before Xmas? If we can break the thousand tests barrier that might be an RNS - the sooner that happens the bigger the SP reaction.

It is awful news, may God help them. They spend so long praying...How can he stand there stroking his beard - could be a bearded woman btw? And why do the BBC seem to take the Israel side in a bloody generations-long conflict. Who keeps the tally of the rights and wrongs. Very Sad.

What bad timing that would be - planning to double my investment here but waiting for my other investments to recover somewhat. Maybe need another couple weeks.

People sell for all sorts of personal reasons, hold for Gold as they say. I won't sell until I've made at least 30 times my current investment. I'm hoping for much more, of course.

It is the way with AIM it seems. Many traders must lose as much money as they make. Investing in AIM companies with no fundamentals and no prospect of earnings is unwise to say the least. We talk about Billions here, lab space in the US could be easily expanded to 600,000 tests a year which is still a tiny fraction of the total market. This is a billion dollar MCAP in short order. I think that OBD is very undervalues.

Fantastic Rns, expect it to rerate from here. Where's my shovel...

Wouldn't expect reimbursement to be much under £500. Also why only 1 percent of US market. They have been talking about a capacity of 600,000 tests per year. Based on their own expectations at least 250 -300 M revenue? Surely they will partner to reach further capacity. They could keep the rollout very small but why would they do that?

Most people die with some form of cancer if they live long enough. It remains a big killer of men between ages 50 and 70. These studies are somewhat amusing as they are often devised to prove a point rather than find the scientific reality. The NHS is not private insurance based which is a real shame. The reason Americans have yearly checks is to ensure their premium is set at the right level? I can't remember when I last had a check up in the NHS. I think screening for common cancers is very important though.

I have family members who have died of prostate cancer. It's not the pc that kills, when it spreads it can go into the bones and liver. You can't live without a liver. It spreads in a similar fashion to breast cancer. Please don't make light of it. I watched my mum die in agony from secondary breast cancer. You don't want that bastard spreading. Bob Monkhouse died pretty swiftly from pc.