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[telbap] 20/4/2020 23:09

I think TPI doth protest too much.

[dovey21] 20/4/2020 21:31

TPI...didn't you sell NCYT at a loss then buy back in again at 440 last week having sold SNG at a small profit?

[jev1] 20/4/2020 19:53

The Patient

I've read them and I've listened to the interview with the CEO who stated that they weren't making money on the tests.

In addition, when a company is up against the wall, desperate to get components and source new suppliers in a bid to cope with increased demand and fulfil orders in a timely manner, their negotiating becomes weak, they're on the back foot and they pay more than they should. It's a shame really, a victim of their own success in one sense but that's because their initial forecast and commercial strategy to provide infrastructure has been lacking.

NCYT has been a stonking investment for those who believed in it from the start and even mid way through but for me, it's now 'toppy'. The price chart suggests a 250p to 300p target over the coming weeks.

It's just a personal opinion and I hope it does better than that for those invested. I only mention it as you keep bringing NCYT up on the GDR thread.

The reality is that there will be a need for billions of tests globally and room for many providers but clearly you feel threatened by GDR, hence your input here, which also suggests you're over leveraged there too.

If you weren't concerned at all about GDR, who you keep intimating is no competition for NCYT, you wouldn't feel the need to keep posting here in the way that you are.

Neither company will be competing absolutely because there's room for many test producers, so plenty of space to fill the demand by numerous providers.

Perhaps it's time to consider taking your profit over there before someone else takes your profit from you, which is I guess what you're worried about. It must be that you fear investors will sell there to invest here. That's not necessarily the case , they may invest in both or others in addition.

One of the advantages of GDR is having a well financed and well staffed partner, such as Cytiva.

It saves all of the cost issues and lack of profit that NCYT are experiencing, despite all of their hard work.

[the patient investor] 20/4/2020 18:53

jev


if you are happy dreaming like that, doing mushrooms, all the best and have fun


read the NCYT RNSs and wake up

[jev1] 20/4/2020 18:43

The Patient

NCYT have no profit today at all and not for a very long while.

Even the CEO stated that about the tests they're producing.

On top of that they're having to source new premises and new suppliers, it's a money pit, mainly because they're having to manage the logistics themselves.

Busy fool syndrome.

All that work at NCYT and no profit to show for it.

It's not looking like 'jam tomorrow at NCYT, it's looking like 'jam never'.

That's why GDR having a partner like Cytiva/GE healthcare is the way to go, to do all the heavy lifting, and with the financial capacity to get distribution up and running swiftly and globally, a multi £ Billion set up with 7,000 staff in 40 countries.


Put your little green eyes away, you only keep getting yourself all worked up and you may end up just being admitted as 'The Patient'.

[the patient investor] 20/4/2020 17:32

Insy

291 lol

[insideryou] 20/4/2020 17:08

Debating fools make two... Ignore the moron... He is obviously intellectually challenged.

[the patient investor] 20/4/2020 16:17

"Why risking here for jam tomorrow when you can have PROFITS TODAY in NCYT?"

discASS

[spinner2085] 20/4/2020 16:09

All things considered this is a relatively nice virus for a pandemic, could of been a much higher death rate. Doesn't make it any easier. Hopefully governments will learn the lessons here!.

[lance corporal winstanley ash] 20/4/2020 16:04

The majority of us stick to what is safe and healthy to consume. And I don't put it down to poverty. There's an abundance of chicken in these countries. Unfortunately folk aren't educated not to ewt bat's, snakes, bears gall bladders etc etc. This is an opportunity for a clamp down.

[lance corporal winstanley ash] 20/4/2020 16:02

Have the Chinese government once apologised for this great mess the world is in?

[lance corporal winstanley ash] 20/4/2020 16:00

Perhaps people should stop eating bat's and other infection carrying animals? If it did originate from one of China's wet markets they have a lot to answer for.

[mostro] 20/4/2020 15:50

Cool one Spinner, love it!!
The patient one, if he is short, is going to lose ALOT of cash here!!

[u696061] 20/4/2020 15:45

Who press conference last 5 minutes the Dr kept talking about continuous testing to avoid escalation. Lifting lockdown does not mean the end of Covid-19. There will be huge market for tests next 6-12 months.

[tickboo] 20/4/2020 15:24

Does anyone think the second test is being worked on or all resources on the first due in 5 weeks or so? They hadn't started on it from what the end of March RNS said and no mention today so I wonder if they'll crack on once test 1 is sorted.

[the patient investor] 20/4/2020 15:19

down from the spike as EASILY predicted


bubble deflated in a fart

[georgie pie] 20/4/2020 15:08

More news to come here so I'm loading up here, £ will be breached in day or two I'd say

[bunz3] 20/4/2020 14:51

some people buying ncyt now ,looking like £4 going to go
who ever these large buyers that have been loading up through out the day
like last Wednesday before rns share price down even with heavy buying
spend a good bit of time over at gdr today hoping for a good finish there as well today

[spinner2085] 20/4/2020 14:21

Loads of buy in atm

[telbap] 20/4/2020 14:09

It's just buying selling pressures. Lots of people banking profit

[maxplus2] 20/4/2020 13:37

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