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Just saying fron a technical POV it's likely, i saw there was strong buying at 8p, 7p & 6p everyone thought the fortunes had reversed but the price kept sliding. To actually turn this trend around we need decent news otherwise technicals & traders in control here and we will see that gap filled at 4.2p. All in my honest opinion

Still say this will want to gap fill at 4.2p before potentially rebounding.

From a technical basis this is. Time will tell

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£8Bn divided by the government requirement for 14m tests per week gives 8Bn / (14m x 52) = just over £10 per test. That right?

This er, this good news for us then guys?

Surely ODX getting a slice of that £8Bn ?

Hello, what's this

https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2021/W09/746193438

You guys are like kids. I come here to gain and share information about a stock which I hope will make us all a few quid and everytime i log on there's nothing but petty arguments.

If you aren't prepared to change your mind on anything or even try to understand the other persons POV, then why are you expecting them to do that?

Pointless arguments no doubt turning off potential investors who use these boards to find quick relevant information and that's doing no genuine long term holders any good now is it.

Can't we draw a line under everything and start fresh tomorrow, got a feeling were in for a few special weeks ahead and would be nice to share in the joy of that with some of you rather than read ever increasing acrimonious ramblings

You want to go to a music festival, as part of the ticket price is included a LFT test. You queue up take the test and if negative get to spend 3days drinking, listening to live music and partying with friends - sounds like a no brainer to me.

And to be sure you're not going to get all the way there with your car fully loaded then fail the test and have to come all the way home, you purchase a LFT a few days before and check yourself at home. If you pass, happy days and if not, you know there's no point going to the festival so you claim your money back.

This is how things will work this year at least in my view

Thanks Val, only bought into this as a trade but it hasn't really worked out so now deciding whether to cut my losses or leave for longer to recuperate. Hopefully bit more hype in the short term will see this go higher.

Oh right so the HIV tests come out of the 2m per week capacity?

Hi where are the HIV tests made. Is the Alva capacity purely for covid lfts?
Ty

How many options and CLN's are outstanding?

It's ok saying i didn't do my research, i did some but clearly not to the point some of you did. I have factored in antigen, antibody LFT's plus food intolerance & HIV.

My sincere apologies I missed this lab elisa thing but rather than take the p ss. How about you help me understand it.

I'm a big advocate of omega and it sounds like things are a whole lot better than i thought so educate me rather than try and talk me down. Were on the same side!

What is this whole elisa deal, will doing these tests compete with our lfts if not why not and does manufacturing them come out of our manufacturing capacity and what kind of revenues can we expect per test and/or numbers of tests per year? It sounds like i may need to up my predicted share price.

Help me understand that's all I'm asking

Why are they providing a lab service when they make antibody LFT tests. Isn't that a kind of conflict of business? Not sure I understand the implications of this RNS, it seems to go against what i believed to be the case in that odx main selling point was the ability to make rapid accurate tests?

What's it mean, laboratory service? I thought we did the LFT's which don't need a lab

What's the Profit per test of these antibody tests, i have £2.50 in my head but that's not confirmed, is it?

1. It will be autumn by the time everyone in the UK is OFFERED a vaccine & will have had both doses, not everyone is taking it.

2. Of those taking it, neither vaccine is 100% effective

The combination of the two points above is why testing is here for a long long while yet. We have to prevent the virus spreading/replicating & mutating to a point where it evades the immune system & puts us back to square one with regards lockdowns, right?
If we say 20% of population don't take the vaccine that's approx 12m people.
If the vaccine doesn't provide antibodies in say 10% of those being vaccinated that equates to a further 5m people so there will feasibly be 17m people in Britain free to pass on the virus allowing it to replicate, potentially mutate. We just cannot allow that to happen which is why testing is going to be here for years. The costs of testing pale into insignificance compared to cost of lockdowns.

The UK will get things under control I am sure but we will need permanent tests at all our sea, air & channel tunnel transport hubs, this will equate to millions upon millons of tests per year.

On top of that, other countries who's vaccine rollouts are nowhere near as advanced as the UKs will be relying on testing to mitigate against their lack of vaccines. There's a worldwide shortage and we have the gold standard.

And on top of that (as if that wasn't enough in itself) we have the antibody tests which you would expect will sell like hot cakes. There have been many recent articles demonstrating how Antibody testing can facilitate a more efficient vaccine rollout.

And that's just the covid product lines, we all know there are other rapidly growing revenue streams for odx.

A lot of chicken littles will sell on contract news for their 20-30% & when the dust settles and the big money starts rolling in those holding and riding this winner will reap the really rewards. That's the difference between winners and losers. Winners win big when they do and I intend to ride this all the way to £5, best thing is I need to do nothing at all but hold now. Time will do the rest

1. It will be autumn by the time everyone in the UK is OFFERED a vaccine & will have had both doses, not everyone is taking it.

2. Of those taking it, neither vaccine is 100% effective

The combination of the two points above is why testing is here for a long long while yet. We have to prevent the virus spreading/replicating & mutating to a point where it evades the immune system & puts us back to square one with regards lockdowns, right?
If we say 20% of population don't take the vaccine that's approx 12m people.
If the vaccine doesn't provide antibodies in say 10% of those being vaccinated that equates to a further 5m people so there will feasibly be 17m people in Britain free to pass on the virus allowing it to replicate, potentially mutate. We just cannot allow that to happen which is why testing is going to be here for years. The costs of testing pale into insignificance compared to cost of lockdowns.

The UK will get things under control I am sure but we will need permanent tests at all our sea, air & channel tunnel transport hubs, this will equate to millions upon millons of tests per year.

On top of that, other countries who's vaccine rollouts are nowhere near as advanced as the UKs will be relying on testing to mitigate against their lack of vaccines. There's a worldwide shortage and we have the gold standard.

And on top of that (as if that wasn't enough in itself) we have the antibody tests which you would expect will sell like hot cakes. There have been many recent articles demonstrating how Antibody testing can facilitate a more efficient vaccine rollout.

And that's just the covid product lines, we all know there are other rapidly growing revenue streams for odx.

A lot of chicken littles will sell on contract news for their 20-30% & when the dust settles and the big money starts rolling in those holding and riding this winner will reap the really rewards. That's the difference between winners and losers. Winners win big when they do and I intend to ride this all the way to £5, best thing is I need to do nothing at all but hold now. Time will do the rest

1. It will be autumn by the time everyone in the UK is OFFERED a vaccine & will have had both doses, not everyone is taking it.

2. Of those taking it, neither vaccine is 100% effective

The combination of the two points above is why testing is here for a long long while yet. We have to prevent the virus spreading/replicating & mutating to a point where it evades the immune system & puts us back to square one with regards lockdowns, right?
If we say 20% of population don't take the vaccine that's approx 12m people.
If the vaccine doesn't provide antibodies in say 10% of those being vaccinated that equates to a further 5m people so there will feasibly be 17m people in Britain free to pass on the virus allowing it to replicate, potentially mutate. We just cannot allow that to happen which is why testing is going to be here for years. The costs of testing pale into insignificance compared to cost of lockdowns.

The UK will get things under control I am sure but we will need permanent tests at all our sea, air & channel tunnel transport hubs, this will equate to millions upon millons of tests per year.

On top of that, other countries who's vaccine rollouts are nowhere near as advanced as the UKs will be relying on testing to mitigate against their lack of vaccines. There's a worldwide shortage and we have the gold standard.

And on top of that (as if that wasn't enough in itself) we have the antibody tests which you would expect will sell like hot cakes. There have been many recent articles demonstrating how Antibody testing can facilitate a more efficient vaccine rollout.

And that's just the covid product lines, we all know there are other rapidly growing revenue streams for odx.

A lot of chicken littles will sell on contract news for their 20-30% & when the dust settles and the big money starts rolling in those holding and riding this winner will reap the really rewards. That's the difference between winners and losers. Winners win big when they do and I intend to ride this all the way to £5, best thing is I need to do nothing at all but hold now. Time will do the rest

Thought I'd look in here to see if any developments. All i see is arguments it's stupid.

Any newbies looking in to get a feel for where odx are and what news is due will really struggle to find that info which may make them miss out and lose us another loyal holder.

Isn't it about time now that a line was drawn under all this nonesense and we get back to discussing and promoting our stock, challenging each others ideas and learning from each other