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Personally I think the next trading update is going to surprise a few people. Will see a massive % point rise in a day.

We had no real reaction to the last one, which gave us £3m in 2 months while still locked down and kids at school. Just look at passenger numbers. They increase 10 fold in holiday season.

Cash cow dot com.

Pasta Belly bought at the absolute low. He just wants to let you all know how clever he is. He didn't think it was worth it at 70p because he didn't do any research.

Pasta, Name me one UK PLC with a plan to roll out from 0 - 10,000 stores in just over a year. A further plan to increase it to 100k worldwide, and the distribution deal already in place to do so?

May be go gluten free next time, clears a lot of head fog.

I personally don't think its Tesla looking at our board and team. I think it may be related to the companies connected to existing BOD. VW, GM, Ford are my thoughts above Tesla.

Either way, currently Guident and Salarius are free at this price. £25M market cap only covers BELL (before mass orders) and Luycd (pre money valuation)

Way under the radar for something so cheap now and with so much future potential. Love shares like this.

But AIM values hope and ideas and tens of millions of pounds elsewhere?? Going by some AIM firms, we should have a 2 billion market cap haha.

So thats a £14m valuation for Lucyd - pre money valuation.
Our 17m shares in BELL are worth £11m
Current market cap £25m

Salarius and Guident come free!!!

When will we re rate??

Hoping they choose to IPO sooner rather than later. Market conditions like we have now for IPO's etc don't last for ever. Right now I wouldn't be surprised at all to see a value in the hundreds of millions for a Guident float.

Drop a few names of the NDA's as they sign up for the absorbers and open up the Florida control room.

£300m IPO.. Ark Investments would probably take big piece.

I can dream.. ;)

UT Was £60k. 54k or so shares.

Huge.. Argo on the big stage.

I thought it was filled last month, I bought at those levels when it dropped back before the rise. Looks like the base is now higher. Onwards and upwards.

Musk had the power to turn the market down, he's got the power to turn it back up. A lot of people will be listening very carefully today to Musk, Dorsey and Wood. The influence these three hold is huge. This could signal a turn in sentiment.

Morning all. Just thinking while we've all been debating numbers and sales. 16/17 new stores a day are stocking our products.
A 48 product case containing just under $500 dollars of product.

That's quite mad when you think about it.

The power of compounding will start to work wonders very soon here

GLA Enjoy the sunshine.

Still haven't invested in the start engine, I think i will just to get some free sun glasses and try them out. Really want to check them! Lucyd market cap in a year will be well over TEK now I feel. Great little growing company.

Couldn't agree more. Serious path to success coming here.

1.5m fit to fly tests sold in June to Easy Jet travellers. Of course it won't be 100% MHC but a good chunk will be.
May to June numbers doubled, wonder what June to July numbers will be...

1.5m tests @£65 is £97,500,000 those Easy Jet passengers have had to spend on just the fit to fly tests. Not counting any day 2 or day 8 etc.

Easy Jet (Deal with Boots for tests, links great sales for us) with an update this morning.

Revenue

Passenger numbers1 for the quarter ending 30 June 2021 increased to 3.0 million, in line with an increase in capacity2 to 4.5 million seats, representing 17% of Q3 2019 capacity levels. As a result of the Covid pandemic, easyJet's fleet had been fully grounded for all but two weeks of the third quarter 2020, flying just 117,000 seats.

This led to total group revenue for the quarter ending 30 June 2021 increasing to £212.9 million (2020: £7.2 million), with passenger revenue increasing to £151.9 million (2020: £3.6 million) and ancillary revenue increasing to £61.0 million (2020: £3.6 million). Ancillary revenue per passenger continues to increase as a percentage of total revenue. Phase two of the cabin bags product is on track for delivery later this year.





April 2021
May 2021
June 2021
Q3 2021
Passengers (000s) 1
524
870
1,591
2,985

Seats flown (000s) 2
1,003
1,278
2,214
4,495
% of 2019 capacity flown
11%
13%
23%
17%

Forward Bookings

Customers are currently booking much closer to departure due to market conditions with 49% of our Q4 schedule booked, which compares to 65% in 2019. Booking rates on UK-touching flights have been lower than intra-EU flying due to the uncertainty around government restrictions. easyJet expect this to improve quickly as restrictions are lifted over the coming period.

UK-touching capacity is 44% sold (compared to 69% at this point in 2019) and intra EU capacity is 53% sold (compared to 64% at this point in 2019).

We remain confident about demand for travel this summer and into autumn, due to the bookings surges experienced following selective easing of travel restrictions, such as the 400% increase in week-on-week flight bookings seen following the waiving of quarantine for fully vaccinated passengers returning from Amber list destinations. No-shows rates have dropped to average just 4% across the network as consumer confidence to fly is increasing. CSAT and On-Time Performance rates continue above target. We are also encouraged by high consumer savings rates and high balances of employees' annual leave. We expect a relatively benign pricing environment for the coming months.








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Certainly shaping up well by the sounds of the last update Lord Paul. Relaxed and waiting for the next update. If the markets are harsh to the SP, I'll probably buy more.

Interesting to hear the price range of the DNA tests. I think they would really sell well if they are it that sort of range. I can see all selling, It's just the way of the word these day, people like to know if they should or shouldn't be eating/drinking the right things. Can see a lot of health conscious people wanting to know. Marketing will help with this sort of product though. Can't help but feel they would sell well on socials with the right advertising.

I'd buy the caffeine one, already know I'm intolerant to yeast so most alcohol is a no for me anyway.

Nice holding Paul, are you an actual lord? Don't want to be rude and miss the title haha.
I like to average in so I'm up to 230,000 after today. May get a few more yet but that's a nice holding for my portfolios.

GL, I think 4-5 times is possible given the sales potential. Can foresee a run to about 20p or so with a strong sales update and a bit of momentum. Would be around £150m market cap. Not too toppy considering what's to come on PCR sales I feel.

Long term if they got a deal with Boots for the DNA tests. I think that would sustain growth.

They have 4 tests coming. Say £65 again, could be more. Just one a day at 500 Boots stores would be almost £4m in revenue per month. £48m per annum. That can easily maintain a 3x revenue market cap I think so 20p is my target. If the testing herd in the other companies with no sales get here and it gets there ahead of itself I'd reduce my holdings if over 20p.

Oh and I bought ZOE at 80p and will again when it's back there. Monthly holding top ups. Bargain under £1 unless you are a trader and want quick profit.

Oh you're a snake Vas, now implying he has anger issues at home. Top trolling marks..

CDS003 hit a chunky vein.. They will want to find the rest of that for sure!