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There's a long way to go yet.
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course you wouldn't Russell!

Sure: https ://youtu.be/GOq8-FR8s1E

Great channel. Here an American doctor explains in a detailed but easy to understand way the huge benefits the AZ Oxford vaccine has over the other two vaccines. Really sets up how big this is going To be for us in the long term.

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In selling and buying back in on the bounce (if/when it happens). ODX has drifted down 100% in the past month. For the love of your bank balance don’t be so emotionally attached to Omega. The story has changed so much over the past 9 months. Playground talk of paid rampers and de-rampers is crazy. Don’t start me on “I’m an investor not a trader” rubbish, we’re all here to make money and until there is a significant announcement of an actual order ODX will continue to drift. All the while the FTSE 100/250 has spent the last month moving up at breakneck speed. Listen to your heads not your heart. Nothing but love people!

If only there was quick and easy way of checking!!!!
Telegraph 19.11.20
Quarter of people may already be immune to coronavirus – even though many have never been infected
A quarter of people may already be immune to coronavirus even though many of them have never been infected, a new study by Public Health England (PHE) suggests.

Over the past few months, researchers have followed nearly 2,850 key workers from the police, fire and health services to gauge levels of immunity to the virus.

They discovered that, by June, one in four had high levels of T-cells which recognised Covid, suggesting they had some level of protection against the virus – but nearly half had never been infected.

Researchers believe they probably picked up immunity from similar coronaviruses such as those that cause the common cold. In the four months of follow-up, nobody with a high T-cell count became infected with Covid, suggesting they were protected against it.

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These sorts of rises can rile old King Cole to get his speeding ticket machine out!

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I’m reading this on an iPhone. I use an app called AdGuard. It’s awesome zero adverts. I’ve got it on Safari on my laptop also. I think it’s a couple of quid. Worth every penny.

They really could done with spending a couple of quid from the placing on a half decent marketing team and a retainer for a decent PR company! Weak! A phoned in defence!

It claims the device is not accurate in “real world conditions” uses terms like “highly unlikely” The issue looks like user error. Which one would expect. The general public are broadly speaking a bunch of fcku wits. It needs a robust defence from someone. I suspect it is 99% accurate when used properly. But to expect every person who uses it from 18-101 to be able to follow the the protocol accurately was never realistic.

Noted! Thank you! :)

This is an interesting debate. I listened to Dr. Mike Yeadon on a recent podcast this week, he (quite logically) suggested we must gain a level of immunity otherwise no one would recover without a vaccine. He went on to suggest that in his opinion immunity should last many years (suggested between 10-15) I don't know much about him, have a little research. Is he a respectable source of knowledge @RegulaterUK?

at 2.20. Brought my average down and bought twice as many more on Wednesday at around 1.80.
From the research I've done and based on this countries (over) reaction to next lock down this is only going up.

People, please don't question RegulatorUK's commitment to the cause, probably the best informed poster on the board.

Good on you BH. A profit is a profit. Well done.

These companies aren’t football teams, you don’t need to stay loyal for life. People get emotionally invested (I’ve done it loads, and will no doubt do it again)

When someone decides to take their profit and move on it is not a slight on other people’s strategy, or process.

Don’t take it personally friends.

Be kind. The MMs are the enemy :)

beat me to it Regulator! :)

My company sells bits and pieces to dentists. I contacted CIGA healthcare (official reseller for the product)
I'll copy parts of the response to my enquiry to buy below:

"The tests we have available are professional use only antibody tests, does this meet your requirements? How many tests do you require?
In October we will have a new product available, the ABC Covid-19 IgG/IgM antibody test, initially this will be for Professional use only but is due to be CE marked for patient self test by the end of 2020.
This test is the development of a UK based consortium which was set up by the UK government in order to produce a very sensitive antibody test, this has been achieved with a sensitivity of 98.6% and the UK government will be taking the first manufacture this month. I will get back to you as soon as possible with stocks of our current product and prices."

Next message:

"That will be available for general sale in October, price should be in the region of £13.00 per test but yet to be finalised. MOQ will be 200 tests. I will put you on my list of accounts wanting the test and I will get back to you as soon as it becomes available."

Obviously these are reseller prices with their margin added.

Share price will fluctuate between 84-90 until substantive news drops. My advice would be to look at the 5 day graph and don't obsess with the daily peaks and troughs.

Hope this helps. Maylands

I’ve not read the entire thread so apologies if this has been answered. L&G started selling down back in early spring when the FTSE took a dump and ODX started going in to the .30s. The rationale at the time was that as a large institution they had made an agreed return and to sell down for a good profit. They have been selling ever since. RNS (similar the ones earlier in the year) is just a legal notification to the market. Is no indication as to their opinion of the company, just profit made, sell and move on. Institutions are less emotive than us P.I’s. Hope that makes sense.

Keep washing your hands.

Maylands.

Turns out... not for the first (or probably last) time. I was wrong. I bought back in on Monday at cost of around 7% to me. Hopefully (but probably not) a lesson learned. Come on ODX you owe me around 6 months of sleepless nights! The profit will be so much sweeter when it eventually arrives.

I've been in since March. I've lived through FerrariCollector (where did he go?) the speeding ticket, the placing, the you don't want to be out over the weekend (every weekend) the drop on nearly every RNS, the drop on the legendary design freeze... etc etc. I'm leaving with a reasonable profit (but nothing like I'd planned for) I've had a chunk of change (£50k) riding and was (in my opinion) a well researched sensible investor. However I've made some poor decisions as I got emotionally attached to the company.

I even dropped by Alva to have a look at the offices and see the progress on the new lab, while on a trip travelling to Dundee in June!

One of the strengths when I initially invested was the government backed RTC. This (in my opinion) has been the company’s mill stone. I don’t think anyone (let alone PHE or whatever they are called now) understands HMG’s short/medium term strategy on testing, they seem opposed to a sensible strategy on airport testing (Boris Johnson has rejected calls for airport testing, claiming that screening all passengers would create a “false sense of security” because it identifies only 7 per cent of asymptomatic cases: The Times today)

I know there are more products and ODX is not a one trick pony, but let’s be honest, it’s what most of us became attracted to the investment in the first place.

My other major issue is the general marketing, we’ve all made excuses to ourselves and told ourselves Colin’s a decent CEO, he meets his deadlines. But lets be honest… that twitter video of the production line was pretty amateur for a company that’s just had the thick end of 10 Million pound of our money invested into it!

The RNS’s have appeared defensive and weak. & while I appreciate we don’t need empty rampy promises… come on!

We’re down on the month, the week and the day. I fear the SP will hit the 40s before we hit the 60s again.

I’m genuinely disappointed. But as I already said: “I got emotionally attached to the company” I’m here to make money, not be buddies with the CEO and I think at least in the very short term (next month or two) there are better covid and non covid opportunities out there.

I think ODX will probably give most medium to long term holders a return, but probably not until the end of the year.
& not the “multi bagger” we thought back in spring.

I feel better for my Dear John letter, and wish the best of luck to the company, all the posters and (genuine) investors.

Nothing but love.
Peace out brother and sisters!

Maylands x