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Thanks Y, To be honest I've seen too often the rise on rumor and fall on news. Ref reinvesting I'm going to hold off for now, just cant get my head around all the money flowing back into the market and anticipate another leg down, when results come out an the real impact becomes clear.

GLA

Off out to **** back in the tent.

Good day all, In the spirit of transparency I managed to clear another tranche this morning whilst the price was up, now only 36% of my Port is in WSG, will be sleeping much better now.

Off to invest it in Intu, Easyjet and Cine... Boom Boom.

Off out to find DHC's life.

Would love to answer but off out to roll my eyes.

So I’ve managed to filter the bell end... but now how do I filter bell end related replies...

I’m pretty sure, If we don’t believe in him, He’ll wither up and implode under his own mass...

Well after decompressing, my hope here is that we’ve now cleared out the rainbow chasers who would have stole the wind from our sails tomorrow anyway, and now the value investors sat on the fringes have now had a second bite to buy and see this rise on the long term of the back of the released fundamentals.

Must admit would have preferred to reduce my holding before a new month for YA to sell into though ??

With kids an come back to this!!!

Forget my 20% I’ll sell for break even.

Pete really does no how to **** up a good thing.

I hear you Sunny, but I once bought at 85p ready for £1 and beyond... I just need to trim my holding to ease the frustration and anxiety.

My approach will be to ignore average (19p) and sell the tranches I bought them in lowest 9p highest 50p). Currently WSG are 70% of my port so super over exposed. Want it down to 10%. So as and when a buy reaches a modest 20% or 25% I’m cashing in and then will leave 10% which will naturally be my highest holdings and therefore forcing me to look at the long term.

However at the rate I expect the price to move tomorrow I expect I’ll sell most in one chunk then be left with my 10% and hopefully a sell at much greater than 25% by nature of the price blasting through it so quickly.

I dont really subscribe to this theory that screening is pointless if it doesn't catch asymptomatic people. Surely catching just one person who could have their "R" number impact on 2.7 (the R number I last recall being used) other people is worth it.

Then if you consider symptomatic people are coughing and spluttering everywhere emitting their infectious droplets everywhere, vs an asymptomatic person who isnt spraying everywhere like Roy Hatersley, then I'd expect Symp and Asymp to have differing R factors and the symp to he higher and the ones you'd want to avoid the most.

At the end of the day its a numbers game and some reduction must be better than no reduction.

All in my opinion, not a medical professional, etc, etc.

Yep crazy... its like oil chase the ace... who's the one left holding the ace and taking delivery of millions of barrels of oil... Going to hedge against it by investing in jerry cans.

Hi all,

Thanks for the comments, I think we can offer a scale of offerings for clients per below: -

Tech
Tech + Commissioning
Tech + Commissioning + Training
Tech + Commissioning + Operator
All offered with maintenance package backed out to vendor if offered.

It’s not like we’re afraid of spinning up JVs so if we align with sec or facilities companies in other territories it could be a good Opex & Capex offer or pure Opex offer if constructed correctly.

Sure if we claim to be able screen air passages we can make sure the spotty office intern hasn’t snuck into the office with the sniffles.

Yes, I did think the same after, i guess nothing stopping us going beyond our borders too, but would hope keyguard have existing staff/clients so maybe quicker to get off the ground.

In my view a scanner without the right person operating with the processes and procedures has limited value. I’d like to see WSG offering a Managed Scanning service to offer to office complexes, Malls, super markets, stadiums. I would have thought it would be too hard to couple the tech division with Keyguard and hey presto, we provide the tech and the trained personnel for a monthly recurring charge. Most companies will be wanting to get their existing work force back into action not spend time upslilljng security and reception for this stuff, nor bring on new headcount cost. As such seems a no brainer to pay a monthly fee to a specialist company who can manage People entry to your facility safely whilst your business focuses on bouncing back... if would could do this whilst aligning with a large scale facilities management company we’ll be laughing.

Just my two cents and hopes for next new offering and possible RNS.

All this within our own borders for a change.

Nothing wrong with the stock, but found I'm going down to 4 day weeks due to C-19, so liquidating any stocks in profit, cash is king and all that.

GLA

Hi noonereallyknows. I'm not intending to invest their instead of PFD, but as well as. I'm here to at least 40p maybe plus 50 if I'm feeling confident.

Awww, for building materials I'm watching Ibstock too.

Who've you got your eye on Sipp-it? PZC, ULVR?

I don’t see the correlation, don’t they make fresh produce, with 9 factories in China. We don’t make perishables and not aware of China foot print.

Bakkavor correlates better to Greencore who issued a similar nagarive update already.

Everyone was saying the same on WSG for the last few days, and finally they released what i think is a great RNS considering the market conditions... Maybe their just taking their time to frame it right and get a last few metrics locked down... on the coutious note though its hardly rocketed like it would have if released 3 months ago.

They are masters of releasing good news at bad times.

I think food is an exception...

If it was so simple to spread covid from a factory where food is heated, then stored cold, shifted on trucks and warehouses for days, then why on earth are government allowing takeaways to operate.

With takeaways a number of articles have posted that getting covid from food is limited and its the delivery driver that poses you a risk.

With the need and demand for food, and the very low risks of transfer from no perisables, I expect any infected employee will be told to self isolate, their workstation deep cleaned and a temp worker put in their place...

My mate works at bachelors, prob best I ask him..