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Barry, can you help with my car?

It has caught Covid! It get breathless going uphill and slows to a crawl. The mechanic tells me that it is something to do with the Turbo which needs replacing. This is obviously a conspiracy to make me have to pay more than the car is worth to fix it (or he will take it off my hands for only a few £).

Will Interferon help and how do I administer it?

It is a 2007 Renault Scenic, black colour.

Thanks.

Wonderful news, I can now buy using HL. Happy.

Sssssh, don't tell Boris!

@Big, they are showing yesterday's graph. States Last 1/19/22 (us date format, obviously).

I can't find anywhere showing today's......

Strokes beard, knowingly.....

Interesting indeed!

The marketing breadcrumb trail gets a little longer....... Soon..... very soon....

"solid wall of defence"

ROFLMAO

@Oak, I am always very wary of posters who see the need to try and give their post some semblance of credibility by stating 'I've been a holder since.....' (or similar).

As if claiming that you have spent some cash on buying a share or two confers some kind of divine insight! Spoier alert, it doesn't.

"The UK is entering a new chapter in its fight against Covid-19, as Plan B measures are dropped, Sajid Javid says"

I'm not so sure this is good and feel that they may have jumped the gun (politically motivated, maybe). But, with the reduction in mask wearing and other restriction along with the clear move towards 'living with' may well produce the best environment for SNG001 to be the countries goal keeper!

Another, easily transmissible, variant popping up could be really bad news for the UK gov.

Hopefully we can be in place in time!

https://youtu.be/E06cNv55jTs

There you go - classic, priceless.

Fixed rate mortgages are only fixed for a limited time frame. You will have a fair few running out of time and looking to remortgage. This will be in a new economic environment where fixed (at reasonable/affordable) rates will be hard to come by.

New mortgages will likely not offer fixed rates.

I lived through the high interest rate times in the 80's (mortgage rates at 13.5%). Not nice. So happy I am heading into these times completely debt free.

Once approval is granted and hospitals/doctors etc. begin to see what it does and understand how it works, then over the next 12month to 2 years time frame, I think you will see more use on other viruses/conditions. We may well find ourselves with an expanding customer base.

Well worth keeping a reasonable holding for the long term IMO.

Keeping an eye on Twitter, you never know. There may be some more breadcrumbs later.......

That'l be the clairvoyant gold over the past 12 months then, @phelpsb?

Whereas with inflation and potential interest rate rises required (bonds/gilts reacting too), then real gold over the next 12 months, living in the real world will do what? Any clues?

The Falcon was 'ere, but Lse was playing up a bit (welsh broadband, translation error).

It's looking like they are setting the scene, as it were!
Putting in all the pointers to the website for anyone looking into Synairgen. The sort of breadcrumb trail that would be useful when people/press/whoever has cause to find out more.

Something coming soon methinks.....

No leak as such.

Just a company whose messaging has become more frequent and is clearly positioning itself for growth. Plus Polygon buying (will there be another TR1?). All on the cusp of a potentially game changing P3 readout.

The messaging is hitting home, it seems.

Price up, volume up. Hopefully with more stock in sticky hands, the result may well be a liquidity problem when news does hit. Liquidity problem in a good way - more buyers, reluctant sellers/sticky holders = Luverly Jubley.

I did. I'm greedy too, ticked all the boxes....

Subscribed.

Assuming that SNG post a news release at the same time as submitting an RNS, this may be the quickest notification.

On Twitter https://twitter.com/Synairgenplc/status/1483333387976945666

Announcing the new website and saying 'subscribe to our news service'

Interesting.....