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Hi folks, dipping my toe in the SNG waters.
£10k purchase this morning at an eye watering 178p.
I think we will see some delayed rise here, have my powder dry if we ever see the 150s again.
Well we do know that Kenny can't buy them, unless of course DHSC has waived their sole right to purchase for Kenny who conducts business with poor grammar and via LinkedIn to a chap who is clearly not a procurement leader at a large organisation.
Just a heads up - that social media speculation and things like the reposted discussions with random folks on LinkedIn.
DHSC have the veto on them selling to anyone else except DHSC - so there is no way Kenny can sell it even if you get MHRA.
This speculation and other posts designed to mislead investors and ramp up the share price you are asking for a clarification RNS - which is bound to be bad news for the SP.
Fascinating game of chess taking place here, there is a great product available but the public have already proven they cant be trusted. I can't see the GOV unleashing a load of tests to say 'okay you're immune to COVID-19, but please stay home and don't congregate or go to work/school' - when the narrative this morning is that Chris Witty is saying the worst weeks/lockdown yet to come.
No-one is doubting the quality of the tests, the work done to produce them or the science behind them - the problem is that without a way to monetise those the SP is not going to go too far.
The longer the wait, the less of a barrier to entry there is. I am not seeing _ANY_ country, including those with virtually no more infection (NZ for example) preaching from the rooftops about their Antibody testing regime. Not sure what to make of that, but I can understand why.
China are the masters of the cheap LFT - and even they aren't doing the rollout.
Clutching at straws there mate. There is always a delay on this process, check any ODX RNS (or any other company) where options are exercised.
I am inclined to agree however why do a capital markets day when you have no further requirement for capital ?
Currently they do not require any capital injection, and are more focussed on operational delivery (rightly so) than the SP.
Sucks for us shareholders but generally comes good in the end. Would prefer this mode of IR than the RMS or Oil and Gas rampathon.
You do realise the retail price and the price at which they sell them to trade is not the same.
Also lower down it states:
Healgen Ag make the test
I cannot stand it when people say 'You obviously bought in with no research'.
You can do all the research you like, you cannot predict the share price going down or a vaccine being released the next day.
I can understand the frustration on both sides but let's be honest - most peoples research will have been looking on here, twitter and the RNS statements and from what they saw (alongside the rises of NCYT and so forth) wanted to get stuck in.
This post did amuse me however you should be aware that post count on LSE isn’t mandatory to hold an investment.
This is why the best possible asset aside from capital an investor can have is time/patience. If you are using capital that you do not require in order to A) repay your debts B) pay your mortgage/rent C) Feed family - it doesn't matter if its tied up for a while.
Those who 'invest' with a view to flipping it before their payment holiday is up would be better off down gala bingo.
Take your pension for example, investing over a time horizon of 40/50 years you increase your chance of winning massively.
I prefer actual capital rather than gains/losses on a screen. You only make a profit when you sell buddy!
Its hardly a fantasy - I've admitted to changing my mind thinking that ODX was doomed after the Good Law Project interferance, though I think the timelines are different to before is all and would like to use my resource (capital) to pursue some gains in that interim period.
If you want to hold on for hell or high water that is very noble.
I hope not - my new vaccine company will be ready as soon as I set up a gmail address for the government purchase order
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Good Afternoon. I bought back in a couple of weeks ago at 49p.
I must admit I called it wrong and it went up significantly when I didn't think it would.
Given the approach taken by the government and the mass innoculation approach, I think that the golden months for ODX will come once a vast majority of the population has been vaccinated and this may be months away.
As such, I have sold my position again today and hope to rebuy later at a lower price. I am aiming to do this on the day that they announce that they have reached 20m vaccinated. That should be about 10 weeks away - perhaps I will miss the boat but that's my strategy.
Will rise, but I think it will go lower beforehand. The other option is of course selling tons of Mologic, which is a boat I may also miss.
I think Broker notes are considered 'Advertising' and share marketing and I think its wise as an investor to dilute their numbers a little.
That said - your numbers sound logical - I wonder how much of those 'orders' can be recognised in this year - I have not experience selling physical products but I expect you would need to have a fulfilment date 'in year' to be recognisable revenue.
300m I would be over the moon with, but the market is currently pricing this at closer to 200m as we discussed. Either way I do not expect to see 400-500m without them issuing interim guidance to that effect.
Superb post, I was doing the same analysis. Frankly the revenue is going to be anywhere between 200-300m in my view - and if we deliver on this then I think we can expect to see a raise.
Anything below 200m and we go down.
I think those expecting 400-500m are creating scope for disappointment.
As a shareholder at NCYT I can’t think of anything worse. I suspect distancing from cave with have something to do with the mask testing
Apologies Sonic, but for AIM stocks I really don't see how even 6m of Analysis in these unprecendented times on charts alone can be an indicator.
All these 'Chartists' driving me crazy - if they were any good at technical analysis they wouldn't be posting it on Twitter and would instead be coining it in on the trading floor. You can see whatever pattern you like if you move the levers or start the triangle at your preferred spot.
When several different technicals line up, it may mean something but these chartists drawing tuna doji candles and crayfish firework hammers what a load of tripe.
To be fair we don't know what's being pitched behind the scenes - likely every tom dick and harry is trying the same tactic.
You can't just pitch up with a lab and demand to start testing people.
Glen Lewis has over 20 years of experience in coal mining, and jumped ship in less than 9 months.
This doesn't bode well - however he is fairly old and this may be health related.