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Troublesome that was a bizzarley awful moment for me my Dads in the care home one mile from there and we looked at that one.

Bogyo I'm running behind 29 now well done good point.

Belatedly Tks TLS

Ok enough there's this guy I know that's just got over covid19(mild) diagnosed with coronary heart disease severe in two artery's and was taken to hospital yday and has blood infection, hospital that busy that he went home with mega tablets.

Positives he was able to see his son who works in the said hospital whilst there and providing he gets to the op it's 98% chance of success, his wife and family make him feel like a king the way they are looking after him. Now that's what I call lucky pse desist with the woe is me there are always people worse off. Sorry rant over.

Libero I take it you mean £40 ?

Problem which is only just getting rectified is people have viewed it as a short term share hence the low valuations.

ShaunP I noticed we've had a significant shift upwards in 2021 year end revenues, I also notice you are only understandably factoring in the initial 150 mil of the new govt that will certainly change it would appear.
Sp predictions need remodelling:) but you have a far greater grasp of finances than me.

Finally from your tremendous report I've lifted this out which you highlighted it's a must read if you haven't.

https://blog.primerdesign.co.uk/want-to-know-more-about-novacyts-near-patient-testing-system/

Sharehunter3 great point would be exciting if there's a bigger name buying in, whoever it is will get a Blue Peter badge, institutions buying in needs an asteroid to send this crashing, come on Camelot even eeyore found some food in the end.))

Laughinggravy I think I've got steely determination but wow, well done for that , I'd be looking at the likes of fundsmith for
Some of that October 2016 £2.92 today 5.39(I kept a note for reference) a bit better than nice and steady. I'm looking forward to when half my portfolio can go in something like that and part in aim.

Unlikely not a scientist

https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/10/09/astrazeneca-secures-486-million-from-us-government/

Thoughts on this? Courtesy Lolothefrench

https://twitter.com/lolothefrench/status/1314802870924046337

Just catching up on another great day kudos to sonicboomboy for going public with his chart re £9 by 2pm yday morning you have my attention:)

Look at this reckons there maybe 1.5bn pounds in resources here are these people so badly researched.

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/eurasia-mining-share-price-shot-093858288.html

IP no I'm NOT allowed it remains safely in the Nationwide. Palpitations thinking about it.

Hi all just to give you the other side of the coin themuir01 has just been on my pharma share to congratulate us on our success, respect to him/her(mustn't assume). I think this is a very good share to be in and wish you all luck, although reading the Rns's and that video you don't need any luck, regards Wilson

Alin you live in an apartment!! My wife barred me from investing my daughters isa:(
My port folio wasn't so great at the time.

P.s for clarity when I phone up people as they won't answer the buzzer and say I need access to your flat, they say it's not a flat it's an apartment darling. ))

From smokey2' s link, what do people make of this statement.

Mr Goerke from Volkswagen also says there is an important issue surrounding car owners' data privacy.
"This is something Volkswagen will continue to own. Customers need to remain in charge of the data we're collecting and it needs to be clear what is happening with their data, and that it is not going to be given away through that particular kind of channel which sits in the car," he says.
Other car manufacturers like Mercedes are also building their own operating systems.

P.s just had to leave the Merc bit in at the end.))

French over 9

Wow down to 8.12 from 8.33 beware of stop losses.

Gordon just go on holiday:)))

Bramley I read a superb analogy on another board.

"It's like printing £50 notes and selling them for a £10"

Spq correct I'm delighted to be total isa.