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QuickDraw you said

There we go Cap, we had to drag it out of you. I take that statement as entirely Postive for. Novacyt, no new entrants to lab PCR supply chain, tough luck Genedrive, Yourgene, Randox etc. NHS / labs obviously very happy with Novacyt.

Have I missed that or what link? Tks.

Peter nailed on just coz somebody got loads of dosh they shouldn't stop the markets. Mm's make loads of money anyway.

Mehta they are.

QuickDraw which link for who's waiting pse.

From vf (late osh post may get missed)

https://twitter.com/VALLEYFLOYD/status/1286402274718298112

Early morning peek at twitter

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/daniel-smout_rapid-covid-19-testing-approach-being-trialed-activity-6692096636866306048-grN_

I liked this passage

Henry Black, Chief Finance Officer, NHS North East London Commissioning Alliance said: “Working with our partners in East London we are at the forefront of detecting COVID-19 infections. Rapid testing is essential if we are to reduce transmission of the disease in social care settings. The testing equipment is also portable enough to be used in community situations and we believe it will be a valuable tool in tackling any local outbreaks.”

And

Binu Varghese, Care Manager at Beis Pinchos Nursing Home in Stoke Newington, Hackney, which is taking part in the trial, said: “Our primary focus is the care of our residents and staff. We are delighted to take part in this trial. We hope this innovative testing technology helps our people and can be used in care homes across the world.”

Tks Welsh amazing isn't it.

Saint smith likewise, presuming we get the thumbs up for the care homes what other doors for this test will it open? In the cold light of day this could make bramleys
mcap prediction seem well low. The figures could go to telephone number amounts.

Bungle66 for Dylan's maths I appreciate its slightly more than 6 machines in the first part of my equation, before he hauls me over the coals :)

Infor there would actually be significantly more machines. There would actually be 8000 tests 1000x1 and 1000x7.

25 sites once a week 40 people per site travel between each site etc let's presume approx 4 sites a day that's 6 machines.

Likewise even though there's more tests the daily ones could get away with six machines although I'd wager there will be more than that.

So I'd suggest 12-15 machines required plus
32,000 + per week. What dyou think.

*see not sweet

Bramley dyou mean I sweet no reason why's our gold standard test WOULDNT?

And the ones that are being tested everyday?

Jeez the fickleness of a bulletin board, no wonder people moved off to a telegram board, I expect it from trolls, but Come on,great Rns good media Great fundamentals. Fund Smith is a great share go there.

QuickDraw re your how many machines I would say 8/9 if it was daily and 2/3 if it was weekly.
However back to the Rns and this by GM really sticks out

"We believe daily testing with our near-patient testing system, which incorporates the use of our market leading COVID-19 test, has the potential to reduce the transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in the high-risk care home population and in a wider community setting".

The wider community setting let's hope thats been taken in by the investment community overnight. Again from the Rns

As a result, the NPT system is ideally suited to applications in mobile settings, such as care homes, key hospital departments and other community locations. The Company expects to launch its NPT system by the end of July 2020.

Strong buy from me.

Funny how juice doesn't get banned on advfn, I got an email from them the other day and it appeared to be peddling tw's latest offering.

Tks all particularly cck above and beyond.

You post well glr benefit to all as I can remember.

Right just to clarify the Rns is a good Rns dissenters show your hand now.

Cck you were very quick there well done.

Fali don't delay buy today.

No financial advice was given or intended.