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been a huge distraction as the current BOD has no manufacturing experience.
A good CEO would have guided the business to use external manufacturing MONTHS ago or would have licensed the technology MONTHS ago to generate revenue.
A good CEO would know how to write and when to write RNS's that help the value of the business grow for shareholders.
A good CEO wouldn't be churlish enough to call the police on shareholders witnessing the machine arrival in January ;-)
-- To be fair - even the work experience lad could have told them this. They may be research based but a little common sense doesn't take very much away from that.
> They clearly don't work well enough.
Since when did correlation = causation?
Anyway, if you're right this would be soaring. It did when these seemed to be a potential game changer. Thing is, the game and the sport have now changed entirely.
Reality is, masks are becoming irrelevant in public and medical environments already have a range of products and protocols - that's before we think of the specifics surrounding covid and the huge vaccine rollout.
Yeah, you might get lucky and find another pandemic is around the corner but absent of that, these masks are too little, far too late.
>...he says as cases reach record global highs.
Cumulatively every day will be a record high even if its +1 from the day before.
As for the issues in places like India, the quality of masks is NOT the issue!
All of what you say is true but they've had ample opportunity in the perfect environment to take this somewhere - they haven't even got a proper agreement with Volz. If they can't get covid killing masks to market and bring in a lot of revenue during a pandemic then who honestly cares about their next pie in the sky idea?
Nowhere do they mention licencing deals or specifics about the problems they're facing yet they're working on other products now?
Honestly, its beyond idiotic.
You're dreaming AllorNothing. People have been saying this since the spike in November. Nothing particularly positive has happened with RMS ever since - but the pandemic is now well in control here.
India won't be paying £1 a pop for these nor will most of the rest of the world.
As others rightly point out - the cheap masks have worked well enough during the pandemic, there are huge stocks of them everywhere.
The boat has been missed bigtime here.
You can go on about how the "price has nearly recovered". You'll be saying that a lot over the coming months - and probably years.
>The recent RNS says it all, if you are holding be prepared to hold for at least six months .
Sure their masks will sell like hot cakes post-pandemic....
>Clown, half of that stockpile is substandard or out of date. Do some research and come back....
Even if that was the case, RMS have 2.5 years to sort their act out. Won't happen in the lifetime of the universe.
>also amazing how all the negative pushers (usual suspects) are now nowhere to be seen. Deramp. Pile in. Rake in the cash from the panic sells and stop losses. If anything we should end up near where we are yesterday as now we have certainty over uncertainty and broadly speaking. I think it should be higher in my opinion but there we go. LTH and all.
You must be new to RMS. It is perpetual uncertainty. There is never a firm commitment to anything.
Wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.
*RMS even!
Freudian slip if ever there was one.
>Buy on the dip
When is RNS not in a dip?
>P2F is currently in discussions with several potential large customers both in the UK and overseas and hopes to be able to announce some significant orders in the near future.
INDIA???
I hear the penguins in Antarctica are in a real flap over these...
Who will buy them when there are billions of disposable masks in storage, vaccine rollout is well on its way to completion, case rates are tiny as are deaths.
This was a hot proposition in November.
In May it's too little, too late.
>Forgot to say, dont reply i wont answer....
Gutted! As if! High opinion of yourself there Doc!
Just popping back to see if people are still spouting the same old BS. Bailed on this ages ago. Have no dog in this fight but still appalled by the unprofessional, late-to-market company shenanigans.
>I know many would say that Trevor should not get any, but you cannot expect the person that brought P2F to RMS in the first place to walk away with nothing (would you if you were him?)
Guy should have been dragged out by the hair not given more money for crying out loud!
>New here, saw all the drop yesterday, and the high first thing - now I can buy at 41.8 as at 09.43am ? ?
"The value of your investment may go down as well as up".
It is up to you to determine whether you think this will drop, stabilise or rise. DYOR.
If i wanted to consider why BRH are up i'd be bought in and discussing it on their board.
"Well, you see Sir, it's not that we didn't want to commission the machine, but they sent the wrong parts, then the engineers got sick, then this fox got into the clean-room and ate another part of the machine and some tools. It was ok up til then but then we were attacked by a firebreathing dragon who burnt the fabric we'd stockpiled to start producing the masks but don't worry, once we've got some more, in twelve weeks, it'll be fine".
Honestly, this company is a joke right now. I'd be out if it wouldn't mean taking a loss.