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Here we go guys and girls.

Read the link in the 10.26 post of Whatnonewsyet on the NCYT board.

Judging by Mr Cummings twitter messages we are certainly in for some explosive revelations this week when he appears before the committee.
imo subsequent enquiries will probably major on how individuals in government got decisions wrong/late rather than deal with how the dead hand of the civil service is not fit for purpose when it comes to moving fast and decisively.
Those who are frustrated by the fact that our test has taken a year have a point but imo they are training their guns on the wrong person if they go for AS. His own frustration is palpable and it appears to me he has navigated shark (and sloth) infested waters admirably.
I am more and more impressed by his abilities as he leads us through our formative stages.
As a post script I wonder whether we'll get a mention by Dom on Wednesday.
I bet he was instrumental in arranging Als tea and biscuits session with Boris last summer.

Not exactly "Rumble in the Jungle" though?

Things we know for definite;
Our LFT test is best in class.
We are ready to sell it as soon as we have the green light.
The sales will make us lots of money.
Things we are almost certain about;
The Government will confirm us as a sovereign test.
When they do we will also be confirmed for home use in the UK.
Things we are unsure about;
Is there a delay in MHRA rubber stamping?
If so is it because the MHRA wants to be sure of the home use aspect? (extremely possible)
Or is the Government leaning on the MHRA not to move faster cos it needs to use up Innova or not discourage vaccine use ?(most unlikely imo the MHRA are independent)
What are Medusa up to?
All questions to be answered soon in positive fashion I expect.

I do think that if you are a sensible long term holder you must have developed your own narrative of where the company has been and where its going.
Otherwise you won't know how to make sense of where it is now.
Re the share price if you are better than me at trading then Wyndrum's comments will be pertinent. But beware of assuming that the actual company value is neccessarily anything to do with the share price.
The reason we are all on AIM is that now and again the market gets it incredibly wrong (both ways)

Impatience comes in various forms ;)
Bad - Desperation. Wondering if you can hold on any longer. Feeling you've been screwed.
and
Good - Like you used to get on Christmas Eve when you were counting down the hours till Santa came.
I've hung my sock up put the mince pies out and ....... whats that...... the distant sound of sleigh bells?

Astonishing!!!!

Its not a mathematical sum based on monthly orders aj242.
Its a premium based on the market gradually waking up to the fact that because of our new funding source as sure as morning follows night (thanks for the info Sujood) this is the dawning of............
"The Age of the Affimer"

They're being very cute

imo Avacta has made sure that protective clauses were inserted in the contract between the government and the main conduit for manufacturing.
imo since all following TT's will then be done by Mologig to others including ODX in those contracts there will be similar protective clauses

They are getting wound up on the ODX board because the company tweeted to dampen speculation from their tweety rampers that the bidstacks publication of their contract yesterday meant they were certainly getting all of a 370 mill pie.
While I think their companies intentions were honourable I can understand the investors chagrin over their.
If ODX were of the view that their share price was likely to overheat unjustifiably (and there can be no other explanation for their tweet) they should RNS a speeding ticket. You can infer from their tweet that they consider the content to be market sensitive!
Not that I don't have some sympathy for ODX.
Their shareholder base seems to consist largely of poorly researched retail investors who are swayed by whatever wind of sentiment comes along.

After that RNS it appears nothing in particular came to fruition in that particular collaboration.
However the two companies have obviously retained a great deal of respect for each other and a few months ago started again working in earnest with each other.
The results thus far can be seen in this years RNS record.
If read and digested it will show why we are so excited for example about yesterdays publicised GAD contract on Bidstacks.

Mologic didn't get over the first hurdle at Porton down (according to 4 Bens information).
So there is no reason to think they are further on.
Neither is there any reason to think that the current Mologic test compares to ours.
We are better (for goodness sake we have spent days analysing the headline figures in the context not only of varying CT values but varying CT systems)
When tecbadger says we have taken an unorthodox route to validation he is correct.
Apart from anything else pre pandemic a similar test would have taken years.
You get the impression the Civil service hark back fondly to those days.
And yet here we are on the cusp not because of but despite the government.
A historic achievement for which Al deserves the appropriate epithet before his name and not the cavilling carping of narrowminded numpties.

It's the nature of Human beings Greg.
Deep down we love a good ding dong!
Not to mention a pantomime villain!

Dunno!
But it's interesting that they are discussing us on the ODX board rather than the detail of their own RNS.
And why not?
Everyone knows we go up when they issue an RNS.

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The relief that the hospitals are currently experiencing is great news for the timely progress of the AVA6000 trial.

Some of the posting on the brh board shows the general level of shareholder illiteracy (coupled with rampant confirmation bias) when it comes to interpreting test results.
I was however intrigued by one posters reference to LFT's not being able to detect the virus at 100K virgins/ml.
How on earth did they manage to source that many virgins?

better he trolls here than spending his time winding up the relatives of someone whose death he has spotted on the News.