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Seeing some good volume on that petition today Chesh. Any chance you could do us a chart?

Nice one everyone that's signing it. I put it on Twitter Gidget. Hutchy, I still have to copy and paste #DVRG from the page as was tagging some random guy and not DV for weeks, the chances of me working out how to tag the BBC is close to zero.

A few on here might want to sign this? https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/582336

Petition
Ban Water Companies discharging raw sewage into water courses.
Ensure Water companies treat the sewage they are responsible for. Not discharge it into rivers and water courses. After all what goes into the ocean comes back as the fish we eat. This should be illegal!
At 10,000 signatures...
At 10,000 signatures, government will respond to this petition

At 100,000 signatures...
At 100,000 signatures, this petition will be considered for debate in Parliament

https://www.mdpi.com/2079-4991/11/4/991/pdf

Abstract: Given the known presence of SARS-Cov-2 in wastewater, stemming disease spread in
global regions where untreated effluent in the environment is common will experience additional
pressure. Though development and preliminary trials of a vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 have been
launched in several countries, rapid and effective alternative tools for the timely detection and re-
mediation of SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater, especially in the developing countries, is of paramount
importance. Here, we propose a promising, non-invasive technique for early prediction and tar-
geted detection of SARS-CoV-2 to prevent current and future outbreaks. Thus, a combination of
nanotechnology with wastewater-based epidemiology and artificial intelligence could be deployed
for community-level wastewater virus detection and remediation

"Again, I have to correct you" That made me laugh. Nighty night.

Paul, I have absolutely no frustration with DV and you are not 'a target'. You do change your views during trading periods and you'll not convince me otherwise. If you made money out of a stock then you did it the right way. I have no problem with traders. I have done it with other stocks in the past but remained silent on them BB's, kind of out of respect.

Paul, I didn't like it. If I was invested in Helium and not DV then I would thinking, "Nice one, good move". As I said early good luck with your method, we're all here to make money. What I really don't like is when posters change their opinions on the company in an attempt to reach a buy/sell target. Them posters lose all credibility imo.

Nope I'm investing.

Stock Trading vs. Investing: What’s the Difference?

Stock trading is about buying and selling stocks for short-term profit, with a focus on share prices. Investing is about buying stocks for long-term gains.

https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/stock-trading-vs-investing

That's trading.

That's a joke right Paul? Have I miss understood the definition of trading a stock, i.e. sell at 37p then buy back at 33p (ring a bell?). Maybe your account was hacked during these frequent posts of yours. I sincerely apologise if that is the case. If it makes you money then fair play and I wish you luck but don't be ashamed of the fact and deny it.

Paul might be one trade away from missing Deepverge's big day. I'm enjoying doing these lol.

Top Tip: women love this one.

"Roses are red, I'm off to bed"

A blue day keeps Muggins away.

Cheers Hutchy.

Regarding Gerard's reply... I read it as he's saying the author has got it wrong and that they're considering using one not working on it. I for one can't find any SAGE info on that but Gerard clearly, somehow, knows that's the case.

Cheers Gidget bud. Can't find anything official from SAGE but I don't think the paper would have written that if they didn't know it was true.

https://www.thesaturdayeconomist.com/latest-update

he Chancellor believes there is a lot of excess savings, which could be a stimulus to growth. The Office For Budget Responsibility said last month, that households have accumulated £180 billion in accumulated savings. Spend it all, and with VAT back at 20% that's a further £30 billion for the Treasury coffers.

In an effort to to help the recovery and increase costs for retail, shops would be allowed to open until 10:00 pm in the evening, said Robert Jenrick, the Communities Secretary. Time then, to pop into the pub, with no curfew in place. Just carry a vaccine passport and be prepared for a blood test. Scientists in SAGE are working on a breathalyser. Yes! Soon it will be necessary to "blow into the bag" before you can get a drink ...

I guarantee we'll be moaning about not been able to break a pound at some point.

Boom, license gone through. Just overheard the post office worker tell an old women babbling on about her tv or something.

It'll turn, took months and months to break 2p (20p) and the company is so much stronger now with massive potential.

Regarding this, https://www.newstalk.com/news/coronavirus-breath-tests-could-be-available-within-six-months-leading-scientist-says-1174377

https://www.sfi.ie/research-news/news/covid19/
SFI Response to COVID-19: Statement from Prof Mark Ferguson (The guy in the article)
Second and crucially, SFI is working together with IDA Ireland, Enterprise Ireland, the Health Research Board and Irish Research Council to execute an efficient and effective coordinated Rapid Response Research, Development and Innovation programme to help mitigate and manage the COVID-19 pandemic

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:DVRG/DeepVerge-PLC/rns/865222

Enterprise Ireland own 1.57% of Deepverge. I think it's safe to say he's aware of MicrotoxBT, that is being tested over there.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/modern-water-plc_microtox-lx-activity-6785109527940341760-583Q

DataTest Scientific Co., Ltd, our exclusive distributor of Microtox products in Taiwan, is a key distribution partner in Asia with a deep understanding of Microtox technology.

DataTest Scientific have introduced the full range of Microtox analyzers in Taiwan including the new Microtox LX and the award-winning Microtox CTM.