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Hi Libero
I was in contact with the Chair of the Faversham society who have been campaigning for a long time against the Cleve Hill project. They lost that battle but are aware that Li batteries may be the chosen storage batteries and are fighting on the front also. I sent him comprehensive details on VRFBs and mentioned to Alpha but I don't think Alpha was going to contact him. I have his email address/number etc if you wish to contact as you no doubt know more then myself
Yes. I was in contact with the chair of Faversham society. Gave him all the contacts and information regarding VRFBs etc. It is thought Li batteries may be used. Their next campaign is to fight against their use if they are in the plans
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Thank you for your email
Others have also spotted this so you are not alone watching the trades and we are looking into it
I suspect these trades are movements within funds but with no effective change of ownership as often happens
They don’t sound like CFD trades
I also suspect some short covering as some market makers may have been expecting an issue of new stock to pay for the Energy deal.
Fortune has renegotiated yet another brilliant deal with Cell Cube and Enerox and am very pleased to see this
We should get the Q2/H1 results next week. It would be tempting fate to make any further comment but I believe the principal of investing in good management should win through in a difficult environment.
Am also confident the Chines will need to import more vanadium lifting vanadium prices sometime in the next few months.
John
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Are DMR shorting BMN?
I am perhaps being a little thick but not sure exactly what you mean. Keeping sp depressed may be a good thing to get the JSE listing off the ground with SA iis etc
As far as I know, there is enough v from current sources for production. Mokopone was talked about as an off-take initially? Sig funds would be required to develop into new processing site etc
Maybe you can elaborate for some of us who are probably missing something. Thanks
Recently returned from Cambodia. Their policy now for entry is:
A negative test < 72hrs prior to departure (which is still not good enough, needs to be done prior to boarding)
Repeat test on arrival - if negative self isolate where choose too
If positive - isolate at location chosen by govt
All nhs staff in order of priority are already being tested by PCR. We had an email only on Friday saying this is being rolled out together for all staff plus anybody testing to determine who has been exposed to Covid. The microbiology labs are already doing this, so I very much doubt will use this technology
Bignano: To be honest it is not an area I know a great deal about. My area is Haematology/Haematological Malignancies etc I just had a quick look at their website, which show they are looking into Respiratory diseases including COPD and Pulmonary Fibrosis. Without doing a lot of research etc, it is difficult to comment. One trial is currently is in Phase 2 the Phase 1. Many resp disease are as you know are smoking related especially COPD and both are long term progressive diseases with current treatments to help control but not cure. PF if confirmed is pretty much a terminal illness. The one thing I would say is <10% of drugs put through trials ever make it to market. So it is a high risk area, but with significant rewards to both patients/investors if successful. That is all I can really say at this stage. I have only a small amount in Avecta, but considering meow (cannot make my mind up). I am familiar with the technology as being lab based, it is used for Malarial Antigen testing. Also aware of its use for HIV, Hepatitis, Sphyllis etc etc. They are very simple to use, my only point would be in order to be used for air travel, entry into ??? etc, how will it be 'policed' Most labs are accredited with trained staff , quality control etc etc. For e.g an Airline to accept it would have to be done by I guess a registered Health care professional on site before boarding. I cannot imagine you would do yourself and upload on e.g an app as it may be open to abuse. How would they implement for Bars, theatres etc
It is all down to numbers - sensitivity/specificty. Everything points to it being positive. Although I was burned a little by Immupharma. That 'failed' Phase 3 despite the Chairman implying it would be worth billions (he was an accountant though) They also had a placing (with Turner Pope coincentially) prior to P3 AT 140P, post results it tanked to about 8p I think. I am not experienced in AIM, you had no chance of selling as it goes into auction etc.
Forgot to say - I was tested on 1t5th March. The guesthouse was contacted by the dept of health and were tracking down 52000 visitors!! Within 2hrs 10 people arrived with 2 policemen for testing.
Here they are also expecting Jo public to take their own swabs. It requires training to take from the correct area to maximise virus pick up etc It is also not that pleasant, so unsurprisingly individuals do not swab correctly
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-asia-52584494/coronavirus-how-south-korea-crushed-the-curve
This is how Test and Track should be done - S Korea. As an NHS doctor the govt has completely messed up. I was in Cambodia/Vietnam Feb to March this year. They had already stopped Chinese entry, wearing masks, testing , health questionnaires , temperature testing etc etc
How many deaths do they have - a big fat zero.
I came back to Heathrow on 17t March - nothing!! They just have to admit they got it wrong. I live in Cheltenham and in Vietnam whilst races went ahead - could not believe it.
I
Not my field as a Haematologist in nhs. However KRAS mutation is generally associated with Colon Cancer c(and lung)giving a poor prognosis (a good friend at only 50 died last december) Have a read of these
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4316144/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5850913/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4316144/I believe there are a number of mutations,
There are a number of mutations with different treatment options some better than others.