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Hawi, are those stats relevant to our jury trial though? I couldn't find anywhere in the article where it differentiated between judge Gilstrapp deciding on the infringement or a jury under his guidance.

If those stats were based on the judge himself making the decisions, i wouldn't have thought it would have much bearing on which way a jury will go.

Wish the price would stop falling. I keep being persuaded to top up a bit more...

You just know he's going to be a good lawyer when he has roman numerals after his name!

Good feedback. Hoepfully more dna wellness specific reviews to come on the trustpilot site.

Must say I'm tempted to try one or two of the kits myself.

Hawi, I think the reasons why people rushed to the oversubscribed placing, but then don't buy at a lower price is more psychological (FOMO & greed mainly) in nature. I think people saw the share price higher than 37p at the time, so thought it was a bargain. As far as we were aware at that point, the share price may never have gone back below 40p, so FOMO/greed kicked in. As someone else mentioned, there was also a tight timeframe, meaning you had to act quick, or miss out (a common tactic by sales people is to put things on sale for a limited time, so you don't have time to think about it properly).

Once the price has gone lower than that, people know they have time to think about their purchase. The FOMO is removed and they realise the SP will probably bob about where it is now for a few days/weeks.

So in summary, it was never really about the price, just about feeling like they had got a bargain.

Like thanksgiving you say... I can just imagine the samsung family all sat around their dinner table... "we give thanks for these delightful dots which nanoco have given us".

LOAM selling more by the looks of it? Not sure why they would. Possibly nano had just become too big a % of their portfolio

Big drop this morning. 20% down at the minute. Based on the interest rate hike yesterday presumably?! I can't see any other reason for it

In the red on this now. Ouch, what a haircut this has been. I was over 100% up a few months ago. Still buying though

Spot on Cuvio. MHC need to make sure their marketing makes it clear that these tests are genetic tests that will show your lifelong susceptibility to high cholesterol, low vitamin D etc etc. Not just a snapshot in time like the randox or thriva et al tests (which have their place).

Only slight thing that worries me is that our tests are a one off. You only need to analyse your genetic susceptibilities once in your life. So little recurring revenue (apart from people buying a different kit). Whereas with the randox tests, you might do the cholesterol test each year or every 6 months.
I guess we're so far from saturation that that shouldn't be an issue for many years though.

Thanks for the explanation Hawi. Much appreciated.

I'd forgotten about the marksman hearing to be honest. Long time ago!

What does that mean Hawi?

Must say, the new website looks very clean. The new tests are laid out very well alongside the Covid ones. Really easy to find when you go onto the website.

The market reaction was a bit odd yesterday. I guess the market expected us to be in boots etc.
Looks like we will be on amazon soon though. I found one of the new kits on there saying "currently unavailable":
https://www.amazon.co.uk/MyHealthChecked-Test-Weight-Management-Testing/dp/B09WYTV5BZ

Would be good to see some deals maybe in future. E.g. buy two kits for £100 or all 5 kits for £200 etc.

Where is the ticker please London? I can't see one when I look at the new products

Have you got any links to those randox tests? I cant find any genetic tests on their website for individual users

A big part of me hopes it gets to court just because i think the transcripts will be fascinating to read. I dont know if you get to read everything that is said in court afterwards though?

In related news, my parents have just bought a new TV (they dont know about this court case). They paid 25% extra to get the QD model over the non QD samsung model. Just add it to the however many million others!

*CRI genetics that should say

Looking at companies who offer similar-ish genetic testing (dnafit and cgi genetics) were two that I found, their offerings were >£100, although not exactly comparable as they seemed to offer more than just the intolerance testing in their base kit

That page has been like that for a year or two now. As far as I can remember, the tests that were leaked on the dev site are different to the ones on that live page. For example I'm sure there was a 'food intolerance' test on the dev site.

I'm interested to see how good the DNA tests are at 'diagnosing' food intolerance. The blood IgG tests that have been available for a long time are widely regarded as useless for intolerances (not to be confused with IgE tests for allergies). Hopefully the DNA intolerance tests prove a lot more useful.

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