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Elon, well it's one of 2 treatments which may reduce some deaths. The point is the approach that the US are taking. Buying the whole stock. It will push up prices for anything they want regarding tackling the virus.

The Guardian tonight has a cv19 story about Bavaria being the first country in the world to plan to introduce universal testing. I am thinking good news. Good decision.
And also more worryingly, the US has bought the whole stock of the Gilead Science drug remdevisir. All of it! No more stock available to anyone else for 3 months! At an outrageous price of course. Over $3,000.00 dollars for a set of 6 doses. Yikes. Implications are not good. We need to stay internationalist. But could have a firmer impact on pricing policies for the whole cv19 strategy internationally. That would give us more resilience to that behaviour.
This board has suddenly got well edgy. And kinda homophobic. Can you lot pack it in? You ain't big or clever with that ****. Boring and outdated.

Has everyone seen this? https://www.newsletter.co.uk/health/coronavirus/3000-people-wanted-new-ni-study-which-will-show-if-you-have-had-covid-19-2888267
Sharing the link for the Ulster Uni medium term research study which is also part of the verification process for our test. They were recruiting from before 18th June- the Twitteratti say it's already started. It's a much bigger study to consider immunity over a year but this says it's also part of the RTC verification process. If the MHRA focus mostly on reviewing our process and findings and then look at the outcomes from this from the blood tests we might get approval quite soon.

Yeah that's really cheering us up on the subject of market manipulation hey Sharebel? Unlikely. More likely the cheapskates have sold as soon as the shares were issued. This has been walked down nearly 50% since the share issue was announced. Why they couldn't have offered it to us I don't know. Most of us would have waited for approval and/or orders. That's when institutional investors are meant to come in when the project is de-risked ready for the next level of investor.

200k a week reflects the original agreement. The new money means they have capacity for 2 million a week. Information already in a previous RNS.

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BBI Solutions have updated their site about the design freeze too. Emphasising their role with the smartphone app. It talks you through the test and sends results directly to the NHS. Have to say, they have thought of everything. Some of the other tests were criticised because they aren't used friendly so data doesn't always get returned.
I am very annoyed with the broker too! Not nice feeling played. But I know it will come good.

What's happening is Dibs has sold. Bit sad really. Getting my brolly and tearing myself away now.

Merchant Banker, I am going out to do some shopping for the great British economy (Lol) but I just want to say absobloodylutely to everything in your post. And we should remind people that the fundraiser means they will have capacity for about 100 million tests a year, not 50 million. But damn right if they can expand further they will sell as fast as they produce. You will keep your shirt MB!

He's going very big picture but it's ok. From our point of view there's a determination to get back to normal.
I don't see it happening without our test. People won't take their kids to school! The pressure to get it right won't flag. I am going to do other things for the day now so GLA. Hope it picks up today.

Benny ain't a bully? He's just pointing out the obvious. The placing will be oversubscribed not under subscribed. Most of us are having them. We didn't need the big boys to sell down to get that this is the deal of the century. Anyway what's done is done. We'll creep forward gingerly today and maybe if Johnson says something about the testing strategy we might get a decent lift tomorrow. CE Mark's could come anytime and then we're cooking with gas again.

Woodstock, well yeah I wish there wasn't a virus too! We're investing in something that will help aren't we? I mean this is a horrible scenario that no-one could have imagined. I think it's like half of us still can't conceive of the implications- denial is a genuine human response to shocking experiences hey? Once we all (or more of us do) start to properly square up to it we will start getting to grips with a way out of the damn thing. My brother has a heart condition so I just can't bear it tbh.

It's still very much a strong buy for me. I have had my first ever successful day trade! Sold at 44.20 yesterday bought back at 41.50 and 42p! I am really annoyed that the CEO has basically told the whole market that he expects the institutional investors are flipping already. Jesus. I think most of us would have had more discipline than that.
Why didn't they just let us buy them then?
Anyway apart from that dumb ass decision which I have rather petulantly responded to in kind this is still the best thing I can see on the market.
Johnson's 'Roosevelt ' move on building turns out to be £5billion of projects already in the pipeline. So that's a total damp squib.
The FTSE has jumped 18% this year and the ONS is revising growth data down even further- a big recession is coming. Won't be long for the Ftse to go bearish. Won't be long before we get MHRA approval. Which will make us a prospect for all those relatively risk averse Ftse investors who need to get out of a falling Ftse.

Well I agree with you about the 'hindsight traders' too Newboy! I just don't believe that whole 'sold at the very top, bought at the very bottom ' stuff. Not saying it's wrong to try and trade when the information is blatantly obvious- no big news coming for a few days. New shares coming into the market from institutional investors who are behaving like 2 bit day traders. I might have a go but with my luck I will be running after the train wiping my tears as I go! LOL!

I'm not saying I am a long term holders here. I am saying that is some of the nonsense posted here today- I.e that lths are underwater. Some of them are up 300% in a few months already. We have come from a low baseline.
Yes. Speeding tickets happen when the sp rises suddenly over a certain percentage. It's the law. Market regulations.
I am as disappointed as anyone with the sp. Not looking pretty and until we get some clarification over the supply agreement with the RTC I don't see it getting better. But we will get some clarity I would think, sooner rather than later.

It hardly touched 90p Newboy. Don't think anyone would have had a chance to sell in those 2 seconds. Yeah I wish I had traded at 80p in that small window. Who can call the top of a spike really?
I'm not averse to trading on principle. Just very hard to do. My point is if you want to bank your profits do it. Don't **** off your investment because when you get back in you look like a twat.

1. You always get a speeding ticket on a 25% rise.
2. Long term holders are most certainly not underwater. I bought in mid April at an average of 33p.
3. Covid is not over. We passed 10 million infections today; the R rate in the US is 1.7 and half a million people have died very sadly. Unemployment is going to pass 3 million in this country and the housing market is taking a battering.
It's obvious that the market was less impressed with the RNS than expected. It won't be the design freeze which is excellent. It is probably the mention of the 200k a week supply for ODX to the RTC. Anyone paying attention knows previous RNS' have clarified we will have capacity for 2 million a week for the RTC and Mologic and we can be flexible in how we engage. The mms will take all your stop losses of course! They will sell them back to you on Friday for more. How much more will depend on the news flow.
2 million capacity per week. 2 million capacity per week. Best in class, antibody test. If you want to have a little trade to make yourself feel better do it tomorrow. But stop saying things that aren't true for goodness sake.

That's interesting. Thanks for sharing Novicehunter. Again, the whole stock market is pretty gloomy today. Because of the virus of course. All the cv19 stocks are down except NCYT and Tils. I didn't really see why we should get a new trading range just for the design freeze. I was hoping, not banking on, MHRA approval coming through together earlier on. I think the presentation on June 3rd made it clear they would be announced at incremental stages. So they have done exactly what they said they would hey? We need to have a longer view.
If you have sold fair enough. Can you stop moaning now and go somewhere else with your dosh?

I think this sp is quite manufactured. We had a spike to 58p in 2 minutes after 8am and then selling into it at once. I suspect we are still getting L&G out- still no TR1 from them? I think mms want a clear path forward once we get approval from validating authorities and the consequent press coverage.
Yes. That wasn't a great interview. I hope that Abbingdon follow up later today and maybe Sir John Bell might get onto channel 4 and or Newsnight tonight and turn that around. I don't care if L&G want to walk away now. Better they go with 48p than 55p tomorrow or £1.50 on MHRA approval.
My favourite bit of the RNS is that we can change our capacity for supply for the RTC if demand is there. The virus is not slowing down worldwide, it's spreading faster. We need our 2 million per week capacity to respond to demand for the best antibody test in the world.

Easyjet! Alamo55- hahaha! You've just looked at the leaders board haven't you? 3% rise. Those companies and any company remotely reliant on travel or hospitality, won't recover until we get an effective test and trace operation properly embedded. I don't know if you noticed but most people refused to send their kids to school after the government tried to get schools opened! Confidence is key. The RTC will represent confidence in a few weeks.