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I remember as an icebreaker during my first lecture at University, I was given a map of England and asked to draw a line defining the South of England. I of course, drew a line directly below the River Tyne, because from my standing point, everything below that was south.
The ambiguity of the question that was posed I can relate to timeframes. Depending on how long you have been in a stock, or how long you intended to be in a stock will allow you a different interpretation of the terms, ‘soon’, ‘imminent’, ‘early Q1’ etc. They are all open to differing interpretations. Early Q1 for me is January, February is mid Q1 and March late Q1. However if you split the quarter in half and have an early and late Q1 then anything up to mid February is early Q1. So depending on your standpoint, early Q1 has gone and we are in mid Q1, or else early Q1 still has a couple of weeks to go.
I hate ambiguity!!

Mum gets updated every Sunday morning with the weeks goings on. She treats you and Gerard with almost reverence, referring to you as Mr Chesh and Mr Gerard. She forgets most of what I tell her, which is possibly a good thing but keeps telling me to call in at Sand Hutton and find out what is happening (it's just up the road from me). Always makes me laugh. Strangely she always asks about Muggins which is a bit of a worry!!

Cheers Chesh, much appreciated.

As at 1 January 2022, shareholders holding more than 3% of the share capital of DeepVerge were:
Helium Rising Stars Fund – 9,403,443 shares (4.37% of existing share capital).
Newuncle suggests that they are selling and preventing any significant increase in share price. Other than TR1's is there any other way to quantify or validate this?

I like this section and the term behemoth.
'This company has products and services operating in 60 countries. It is involved in, along with other things, Covid 19 monitoring and diagnostics through waste water and drinking water. It enjoys a strong position in China (established over 10 years) and North America, as well as in Europe. A big contract win is currently being negotiated with China Resources, a behemoth. This news is imminent. It has also been operating trials for a number of governments around the world. These trials will soon be coming to a close'.
Soon and imminent have to be the most often used but most frustrating terms for investors. I can wait though!!

Following the decision of Glenn Tracy to leave Microsaic the Company will shortly therefore commence a formal process to identify and appoint a successor CEO. Pending this appointment and to support the orderly handover in due course, Gerry Brandon, Non-executive Chairman, will temporarily play a more active role in the running of Microsaic's business. I can only assume, at a busy time for DeepVerge, Gerry has the capacity to help steer another ship. The working synergies and company alignments that have happened over the past year must make this transition easier, and Gerry has always trumpeted the strength of the respective management teams so it should work. Takeover/merger would make sense.

I read that and also considered that Tissue Regenix was priming itself for NASDA listing. Timing is everything (see DDDD outcome). Pleased with the trading statement and very positive about this company.

Two 10K sales exactly an hour apart following the 25K sales. Dropped to 10K perhaps?

https://twitter.com/XerosTech/status/1483738821325905921

That was their angle desoc but Gerry was very quick to highlight the encryption and security of the data (as he has highlighted all along). Friends of mine who have no knowledge of DeepVerge, (I think they ignore my enthusiastic ramblings) were intrigued by the science and not to perturbed by the data security side. Finger in the air test of public reaction but perceived to be extremely positive.

Good presentation from Glen Tracy (Microsaic) this morning, making several positive references to collaborations with DeepVerge. Hoped for more detail but fully understand the sensitivity of disclosure especially when it involves another company. Something else to be very positive about though!

Would Skin Trust Medical be a credible referral from your GP, albeit STM being a private medical provider? It might be possible as a private route (think BUPA) is often recommended by GP's if they think the NHS would be unable to help at that time.

Still awaiting a reply to my letter to my MP, Nigel Adams (Cons) sent 03.01.22, re. support for UK Diagnostics.

The expectation was that £10m was a gimme, and maybe secretly we had expected a little bit more. I think the market has reacted to that (not wishing to be flippant). Very credible reasons why that figure wasn't hit so no panic from me. I always re-read RNS's several times and for me, this is a solid update. We build from here.

Not meant as a cross-ramp but a collaborative partner, Microsaic, is making a move today.

2024 and France mandates that all new washing machines are fitted with a microfibre/plastic filtration system. Without knowing the size of the French market, I suspect that the major manufacturers will not be making bespoke items. I am speculating that all manufacturers will be looking at the microfibre filtration systems and establishing their supply chain. Yes the legislation in France is enforceable from 2024 but the sourcing will have started and with a knowing nod and wink to it being a much larger market than France.

I also saw that Dr. Imogen Napper was on Twitter talking about the filtration research she did at Plymouth University. The Xeros filter came out tops, so that won't do us any harm.

OK, own up, who woke Xeros up?

Good point trikidiki3. Met up with a mate from my Uni' days and he is heavily involved in the commercialisation of high energy density sodium-ion batteries. Very interesting listening to what he had to say. We then got talking about football which was far more important!!

...and the icing on the cake...location,location,location.