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Anyone think he got told off about the Sky interview by giving information that wasn't supposed to be released yet?

Break through 89p and we are off, very strong move today, shows how undervalued we were in the 50s. Too many rainbow chaisers selling out to chase companies that release RNS updates every other day.

Barely retraced into the 70s before breaking the wedge and marching back upwards towards 90p, this rise has a lot of legs and there is over an hour till the close. Huge volume as well, all very positive, I am just surprised it took this long to see the rise, there were so many clues

It is nice to be having the daily tree shake in the 70-80s instead of at 50p, makes for a nice change. Keep your eyes on the prize everyone, Omega wouldn't be advertising for 20+ quality control staff as well as multiple analytical chemists to work 24/7 round the clock shifts if they didn't have a brilliant test to reveal to the world. Collin wouldn't be on the Sky News talking about the test and government rollout if he didn't have 100% faith in the test.

It has been a long wait here, but well done to those that had the patiences to watch our share price slowly drop from 68p to 44p, because you saw the bigger picture and the massive potential we have here.

It will look very good politically to announce a UK diagnostic industry victory and by god does Boris need something to make him look good right now!

I agree Merchant, I much prefer it when company's let results talk for themselves and don't throw Jam tomorrow statements around.

This share has been extremely undervalued for a good while now, when those that did the research knew the drill. It is nice to see the re-rate today and see the company starting to be valued more accurately by the market. There is a lot to come here.

Realy strong volume, looking very good here. Very interested to see what percentage Legal and General are holding at this point, as we havent had an update from their holding for a while.

We have already eclipsed yesterdays volume in a little over 2 hours, getting exciting here!

For those that want to watch the interview, you can watch it on sky news live on youtube, rewind about 10 minutes and you will find it. Very promising!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Auq9mYxFEE

Volume is really building here, it looks like we will eclipse yesterdays volume by 11AM.

We have had strong resistance at 54p recently, if it breaks that things will get interesting today

No morning tree shake, I feel vey confused!

Has there been an error this morning at the london stock exchange, ODX is positive in the morning?!

£64-65m market cap assuming current sp of £1.464

What is GDR's market cap post dilution, assuming current share price, when the placing shares reach the market, anyone know?

Couldn't agree more, with a second wave, people know covid isn't a short term blip and covid testing stocks will boom. With ODX you have good short term potential, but massive longer term potential if you have patience to hold here untill at least the winter.

And what other alternative investments are there? Those that think a quick recovery in the general stock market is going to happen are naive. The sp500 is only 10% off its high and we haven't even see the economic fallout from the virus unfold. Biostocks are the place to be and ODX is my choice. Glad dyor

After looking online trying to match the different casette designs to the three tests in the BBC article, I quickly gave up. I think its best not to make too many assumptions from particular designs of cassettes matches up with a certain company. After all the cassette is simple and might be generic in many cases. The important component of the tests is the strip contained within, which is the most crucial element.

A few weeks ago, people were arguing on here about the importance of home testing antibody testing and look where we are now, huge media coverage of antibody testing in the press and gov briefings. Huge numbers of these tests will be needed and companies such as ODX with the manufactoring capability will have their capacity maxed out for foreseeable future. We are getting close now, I have my sight firmly set on June 1st.

I thought some interesting points were made about PE ratios yesterday. IMO, initally the PE ratios for covid-19 testing companies will be lower because many believe covid is a a temporary issue that will be resolved soon. However, where this perception will start to change is when the second and third waves arrive and when people realise that winter may be a very difficuilt time regarding covid.

An important part of yesterdays briefing was that only 5% of people in the UK have antibodies(17% in London), if this first wave only infected 5% of the population in three months, covid will be with us for a long time before we are anywhere near herd immunity. As people come to accept that covid isn't going to magically dissappear in a few months, covid testing companies will be valued more favourably by the market, with higher p/e ratios as their covid testing revenues will then be perceived to have more longevity.

Going postive, looking good here, very strong reversal today, add some news and we are off to the races.