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trickymatters - So a higher spec allows for deviation, really? Show proof and I’ll holds my hands up. Until then I stand by original thoughts of you, a troll/ramper that talks a lot of nonsense.

UK-RTC AbC-19 lateral flow immunoassay shows a sensitivity of 97.70% (95.72%-99.34%)
and specificity of 100% (100.00-100.00%).

MHRA requires:
Clinical sensitivity
Greater than 98% (with 95% confidence intervals of 96-100%) on specimens collected 20 days or more after the appearance of first symptoms.
These statistics rely on testing of at least 200 confirmed positive cases.

Clinical specificity
Greater than 98% (within 95% confidence intervals 96-100%)
These statistics rely on testing of at least 200 confirmed negative cases or from testing of specimens collected at least 6 months before the known appearance of the virus.

Looks like we fall short with the sensitivity. But the MHRA requirements are so convoluted it's difficult to know whether this is a pass or not. But whether it is or it isn't, it's pretty obvious that we have to get some sort of rapid testing in place if we want to open up stadiums, hospitality, and theatres.

The RTC rapid test is the best one out there. MHRA will have to make the decision whether to pass this and put up with a few false positives or negatives, or continue with the current three/four day wait for results. It's a no brainer, the country needs rapid testing now. You can always test two or three times to eliminate the chance of a false positive or negative.

1509 - Smart move, I do it all the time.
It's a good way of increasing your profit
margin without using up your ISA allowance.

Yesterday. I'll drink to that.

Open on 78 close.......................much higher.

Lol Lifegoody, I've been here since April, and I must admit I haven't heard from those three in a while now. They must be playing that shorting game somewhere else lol.

Trickymatters cant see it but he/she is the biggest troll on this board. Everyone feel free to go through my profile and see for yourself that yes I have top sliced, I'm not denying it. But most of my investment is still tied up in ODX, as I've said numerous times before. But that numpty Trickymatters will tell you that I sold out all my investment and am now on here trying to deramp.

Lol I find it so funny when someone tries to spin a narrative on someone but are completely and utterly wrong. Bore off Trickymatters, go find someone else to troll.

Investors have every right to question the CEO when his deadlines are not met, that’s what brown nosers fail to understand.

Iknownuffin - Your certainly don't know nothing. I've been involved in stocks that have jumped from 30 to £2.50 in a day and they had nowhere near the amount of products and potential sales that ODX have. Look at how this stock is moving, there is absolutely every chance this could reach that target. I'd be surprised if it didn't.

Yesterday I said this could rise to 90, not even an hour in and we've hit that target already. Should close at £1 today, you'd better hurry up and get in before it does because this is going to blow to at least £3 easy.

Some key points from the RNS.

"AFC Energy's AlkaMem® membrane is already being provided to several industrial and academic institutions in Europe under material supply agreements for trials within the field of Alkaline Water Electrolysis with excellent results obtained to date.
The presentation will provide an update on membrane performance, scale up, and use cases within the Alkaline Water Electrolyser industry.

The LSE requires companies to disclose information about their activities at regular intervals, so this announcement was very significant and affects the company greatly. Remember AFC have spent most of their years developing these products and establishing proof of concept. We have now reached the stage where the concept has been proven and trials have begun.

Now we wait for the results and whether or not we will be scaling up production. More news any day now.

That's a bit confusing. Just watched the NHS video and it doesn't look like our test. Is the govt using other tests as well as ours or are they using various types of kits?

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-antibody-home-test-kit-taking-a-blood-sample

It's here folks. Better get in before this hits £1.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-antibody-tests/coronavirus-covid-19-antibody-tests

My bad, I need to go to specsavers. £20 per test when sold individually is not bad at all. This is a better price than we anticipated. Investors and the general public will be more than happy with that. This will blow all the other tests out the water, considering some are charging more than £100 for a far inferior test.

Whenever testing is talked about on the news, the SP goes up. That's what I love about this stock. More news on testing tomorrow and this could hit 90. Starting to shape up nicely.

So after doing the math's that's £16 per test if buying in bulk, but £200 if sold individually. I suppose Professionals and those in the Health care industry will be able to buy cheap, but everyone else will have to pay £200 for a test.

This is good for ODX but the general public won't be happy having to shell out £200 for a test. At these prices we should be able to break £3 easy. The presentation on Monday is looking very promising.

This calls for a topup at this ridiculously cheap price. Hydrogen energy is the future and it starts now. Whoever buys in now will be able retire in the next couple of years. Between £5 and £10 is not unrealistic.

Great RNS. So this presentation is today.

"he presentation will provide an update on membrane performance, scale up, and use cases within the Alkaline Water Electrolyser industry".

So by tomorrow we should know how much we will be scaling up, which will include orders. This is significant news. Great time to buy in. Supplying Germany will be huge.

"Oh and as for Amazon/Chemists, I think that will definitely happen".

You may well be right but the way things are going, don't see that happening until Jan/Feb next year.

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