Member Info for Flashy500

Can you ask them why the CIGA update on Friday wasn't released on Omega's Twitter when it went out on both CIGA and Wallbrooke? That was a silly oversight. In fact, there's a lot about them that's silly....

Morning Trilla.
Is there a source for the DHSC contract which has the hard deadline in it? That's an interesting find and would just like to be able to check it myself. Thanks.

It was Innova LFT in Liverpool anyhow. I think ours are supposed to be better. And just recently these were confirmed that they were good: https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2020-11-11-oxford-university-and-phe-confirm-high-sensitivity-lateral-flow-tests-following
Cheers.

Now would be a time for Wallbrook and Omega to release an RNS they have no doubt prepared after last Monday saying: this is good for us as it indicates antibody testing will be needed.....

Why is this boom for us? I would rather they wait a few weeks to be honest....

I was the first on this board to note the CIGA tweet update on Friday, thanks to sheer luck, and I know we all wanted Wallbrook and Omega to make a statement to reinforce it. BUT it seems Wallbrook did release an update on the 13th:
https://twitter.com/WalbrookPR/status/1327244699648847879
From what I've read on this board I think a lot of others have missed this too. However, it is a massive relief and certainly looks to indicate we won't have a speeding ticket this time! (I don't know why Omega's Twitter account didn't release it however). But that's a good omen for this week.

Don't forget to report him - that last comment of his was certainly disruptive and /or defamatory too.

Block him and report him. Simples.

This BMJ article won't impact us - it's too general and non-specific. Plus mass testing is absolutely key to breaking transmissions, and that won't ever be 100% (The Liverpool antigen tests are only about 70% when used in a home setting rather than by a medical professional I believe, and they're being used en masse). Slovakia has looked to have done quite well in its testing program using antigen tests: https://www.ft.com/content/6d20007c-25ad-4d1a-b678-591acaa57df9

"Has that trader been sacked yet?" Ha! Promoted more like...after emailing the Bank of England's QE department: "Please Sir . . . Can I have some more of the future taxpayers' money?"

I don't agree Barnet. How is ODX any riskier than last week? We know that repeated Antibody testing is going to go hand in hand with vaccinations. In this sense, ODX is very well placed - provided the Oxford one is used (and the reports from India are encouraging). GLA.

https://twitter.com/cigahealthcare
Ciga is our partner in RTC - read the last paragraph in the PDF. Billions of tests.....

I'm not sure if I'd call Aim a fickle mistress . . . evil scheming thieving creature of the night perhaps.....

Surely this would require some confirmation from Omega? Specualtion etc if nothing else? Only thing we'll get is a price monitoring extension!

I just grabbed 5ks worth at 47p....hopefully this can rebalance things....

Have a read of Ciga's latest tweet. 2 billion tests + will be needed for Oxford.....

It's Elon Musk - he's been a denier of Covid for most of this outbreak hasn't he? If he sees an opportunity for some PR he'll take it....

Still early days. Abingdon might be consulting with their team even as we speak - they are the ones who would initiate any action, not ODX.

Had a failed execution first time, but managed it second at around 47p. Hopefully that should prove to be profitable quite quickly. GLA

The only other thing that has changed Simon is that I've decided to mail the Guardian a Turd tomorrow - lucky tonight's curry night! Who's with me?