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Well your latest nonsense is saying that the company are gong to drop the LF antibody test. Utter desperation. Nonsense. They won’t be dropping anything.

There's a very good reason you don’t post on ADVFN any more and have taken to trolling this board with your nonsense. Because you’ve done this before in the past and nobody takes any notice of you on ADVFN.

Even “Barrywhit” on there posted last week “I see Dibs has sold again. Upsetting everybody on the LSE board”

Seems you’re a bit of a laughing stock over there Dibs. Obviously why you don’t post there any more.

Let’s not forget: You sold at 58 only because you thought you were getting the placing. Now your nose is out of joint and you’ve had to take your place in the food chain you’re upset and determined to bash the company.

Anybody who constantly flips from positive to negative to positive to suit their own positions irrespective of the fundamentals as you do simply isn’t worth listening to. Just as nobody listens to you on the advfn board, soon nobody will listen to you here. Its already getting desperate, boring and predictable.

Pangea’s new Covid-19 immunity passport could help the aviation sector recover from the pandemic. Discussion on airport tech.....

https://www.airport-technology.com/features/qa-will-covid19-immunity-passports-give-aviation-boost/

Does anybody else think Dibs is sounding increasingly desperate. Ha.
Pleading for people to sell...please...please I’m right ...I’m right please sell lol.
In any case you don’t have to go far back through his ADVFN posts to find when back in May he posted “Design Freeze next week”. The consortium had only been formed about 3 weeks. Ha ha.
I really don’t get it. This is the first time I’ve been on the board today. FFS Dibs if you’re that desperate fella just buy back in. It’s about 5% above placing price ya tight fkr lol.
Ha ha desperation. What do I care. Give me a nudge when it’s back over 70. I’m going for a swim. Med is crystal today.

Taking about testing and Leicester back in lockdown.

Los Angeles and three other surrounding counties have closed all the bars again just a short while after re opening due to a spike in cases.

I can see this happening in uk after everybody goes out boozing again and spitting in each other’s faces after 8 pints.

Who cares about social distancing when we’re tuned in lol. Not happening.

They obviously know what’s going to happen and the roll out of mass antibody testing has been planned to coincide with the expected upsurge in contagion. Herd immunity, gradually, testing and controlling as they go while trying to control spikes with localized lockdown as seen in Leicester. Yet to see how that will work practically.

Australia experiencing a surge in cases now as they go into the southern winter. This will be ongoing globally. It hasn’t gone anywhere.

I’m fully expecting U.K. gov orders for the Mologic Elisa tests. The validation that’s occurring now is very thorough. We could get a nice surprise gov order RNS. As posted yesterday before today’s mayhem...

Expecting Gov order for Mologic Elisa tests anytime.28 Jun 2020 20:43
As well as the Gov orders for the RTC LF Antibody tests, I’m also expecting a sizeable “surprise” Gov order for the Mologic Elisa Antibody tests.

1.) The test is highly accurate, assessed at well over the 98% accuracy bar for mass testing of whole populations.
2.) The bad publicity last week was around the lack of accuracy of the Roche Elecsys lab tests that weren’t sufficiently tested by PHE and are far from the claimed 100%.
3.) Gov order for the UK made Elisa tests would fix the Roche poor PR issue and be be a further coup for Boris as it was developed using Gov funding.
4.) The Elisa test has already been manufactured at scale in “verification batches” by Omega at Littleport.
5.) It is already CE marked.
6.) BoD wouldn’t have agreed to reserve valuable capacity for up to 46,000 Elisa tests per day if there wasn’t a ready market for them.
7.) Elisa test currently being assessed by Public Health England.

I’m hopeful and expectant that we’ll get a surprise notification of a large uk gov order for the Mologic Elisa tests and Littleport will ramp up production to 46,000 per day. The market isn’t expecting it. A nice gov order for 10 million would be 7 months production and set the cat amongst the pigeons here.
I say 10 million because that’s how many Roche Elecsys tests they ordered and it doesn’t seem to be working out as well as expected. Let’s see.

Lots of possibilities for news here and lots of *unexpected* news that will take many by surprise and they’re always the best ones for the share price!

Appreciate the compliment but just to be clear the words are from poster “NXC” on the ADVFN board. It isn’t me. Thanks. Apparently his name is David and he’s an ex Omega director, that’s all I know.
He gives valuable insight and has a lot of knowledge of the industry so worth taking note of in my opinion.
I just re posted it here. Sorry for any confusion. Thanks.

I agree Smiler.

Personally I think there are so many irons in the fire that a piece of highly positive surprise news on any one of the suite test products could drop at any time.

Personally, I like the Mologic Elisa test. It’s currently being verified and is already CE marked. A nice big surprise order of a few million of them from U.K. gov or another source could be just the surprise to light the fuse.

I believe this posted NXC on ADVFN is an ex Omega Director and is still active and very well connected in the UK diagnostics industry. As such I think his analysis is worth a read....

29/6/2020
16:54 nxc: There is a road still to travel - today was a bump in the road for the Share Price but not the business. There are a number of factors to reflect on;
1. Whilst there has been a sea change in sentiment there has not been a sea change in the fundamentals. Covid19 has not disappeared and it is a pandemic with an ongoing need for testing for both antigens and antibodies throughout the world.
2. ODX has in its portfolio both antigen and antibody tests in both Elisa and POC formats - think of it as a conveyor belt of tests effectively going through a process of transfer to manufacturing and scale up - the first test being an Elisa antibody test via Mologic that is now being sold through ODX's global distribution network - the next tests will likely be the POC antibody tests and next the antigen tests.
3. ODX has successfully raised funds to ensure scale up of Elisa test manufacture to 1 million tests per week and for lateral flow tests up to 1.5 million tests per week. Some people have hung their hats on the RTC opportunity - the reality is that this is but one piece of the pie. ODX's success is not wholly dependent on what the UK Government does and in that respect the BOD/CEO are to be congratulated on having a number of different routes to success by taking a holistic and global approach to the Covid19 situation.
4. Today's current market capitalisation can broadly be split two-thirds to the existing business one third to Covid - i know that some will argue differently but i have a reasonable insight as to the value of both CD4 and the Food Intolerance Business. So roughly £24m is currently being ascribed to Covid19 - is that a fair reflection of the value of the combined Covid portfolio ? I think not but time and sales will tell.
5. The Share Register is in a period of transition and there will be some who have sold down some of their placing shares and the market has had to absorb the effective divestiture of a significant proportion of the gifted shares of the largest Shareholder - both have a drag effect on the share price as does sentiment and sky related RNS's. This turbulence will continue in the short term but as I said earlier Covid19 has not disappeared - ask the people of Leicester for a start - the necessity for testing has never been greater. We are set fair.

I went to the beach and out for lunch Dibs. I prefer to stay chilled with my strategy and no point arguing with so many w a n k e r s when the boards full of them but seeing as you’ve mentioned me in particular I’ll make an exception for you.
I stand by my point Dibs that you are a dishonest poster, a liar and a malicious vindictive one at that.

1.) After the trading update informing us of disposing of the Allergen business you were still positively. When somebody said they’d dumped a “mainstay” of the business you argued that it wasn’t, you said the allergen business wasn’t important. Correct Dibs. That’s why they wrote it off.

After that you went quiet for a couple of weeks. You obviously applied to take the placing and thought you’d forward sell your holding and replace it at 40. You obviously sold out and kept quiet. You knew the placing was coming.
But unfortunately for you, the placing was oversubscribed and you missed out. You didn’t get any. Lol.

2.) Then you came back on the board disingenuously ****ging the company and saying you sold out because they dumped the allergen business which you then said was too valuable to lose. Ha. You flipped 180, total lies. You deramped then for days. Obviously you were really resentful that you didn’t get the placing lol. Ha.
You even ****ged Colin off very vindictively, even though you’d sung his praises in the past saying he was a great guy and he’d given you a tour of the factory.
After a few days of childishly spitting your dummy blaming the company for your own greedy **** up you bought back in and you’ve been all sweetness and light since.

You’re a trader who only talks his own book Dibs. I stand by my assessment of you. We’ll see how long it takes you before you sell out again and come back ****ging off the company again saying there’s no value.
I stand by my assessment of you Dibs. Just another clown flipping from ramp to deramp and definitely not to be taken seriously.

As well as the Gov orders for the RTC LF Antibody tests, I’m also expecting a sizeable “surprise” Gov order for the Mologic Elisa Antibody tests.

1.) The test is highly accurate, assessed at well over the 98% accuracy bar for mass testing of whole populations.
2.) The bad publicity last week was around the lack of accuracy of the Roche Elecsys lab tests that weren’t sufficiently tested by PHE and are far from the claimed 100%.
3.) Gov order for the UK made Elisa tests would fix the Roche poor PR issue and be be a further coup for Boris as it was developed using Gov funding.
4.) The Elisa test has already been manufactured at scale in “verification batches” by Omega at Littleport.
5.) It is already CE marked.
6.) BoD wouldn’t have agreed to reserve valuable capacity for up to 46,000 Elisa tests per day if there wasn’t a ready market for them.
7.) Elisa test currently being assessed by Public Health England.

I’m hopeful and expectant that we’ll get a surprise notification of a large uk gov order for the Mologic Elisa tests and Littleport will ramp up production to 46,000 per day. The market isn’t expecting it. A nice gov order for 10 million would be 7 months production and set the cat amongst the pigeons here.
I say 10 million because that’s how many Roche Elecsys tests they ordered and it doesn’t seem to be working out as well as expected. Let’s see.

Lots of possibilities for news here and lots of *unexpected* news that will take many by surprise and they’re always the best ones for the share price!

Thanks Woody. I think the bod were badly advised by Wallbrook and Finncap to go on Sky News at that particular time when the stock had been consolidating for weeks anway and was duexto break out.

That said the market makers saw it all coming and shafted all and sundry. It was the market makers that shafted PIs. They knew the placing was coming and they shouldn’t have taken it up so much. They did so because they knew they could go short and make even more cash.
They are totall t w a t s without any integrity. The matket will be anything but orderly but there ya go.

I’d agree with that Biglad.

Now seems clear that Colin went on sky news forca bit of extra ammo to put out to placees.

They obviously weren’t expecting the moon rocket response and had to bring the price down so more buyers didn’t get stiffed and the placing look a pr disaster at a massive discount.

It would have been worse if people had been buying at 1.20-1.50. Just one of those things.

Naive of the bod and Wallbrook not to see what would happen though.

11th July sorry. Brain fart.

I know there’s a meeting to approve the placing on 11th May.
Can’t see anything that says when the new stock hits the market or is it not set yet?

Just filter him. He’s that thick as fk Birmingham City Football hooligan off Twitter, Jay Taylor. He made an account called JT_Invest and got banned for saying somebody looked like a q u e e r. Calls himself the Zulu. That’s how thick he is. He’s a football thug. He’s only on here because he got banned off twitter. Proper k n o b h e a d.

Who takes investment advice from thick as s h I t football hooligans. Ha.

It’s becoming clear that a lot of the negative noise has nothing to do with Omega Diagnostics at all but is politically motivated FUD from far left trolls and activists determined to trash anything that the government are involved in.

It must be a quiet weekend for spouting about “white privilege” on twitter. Yawn.

I don’t even see why the death rate is relevant.

Read the Government website.

Mass antibody testing is Government policy. They made that policy months ago before the number of desths were even known.

They said they were hoping to keep deaths down to sub 20,000 when that policy decision was made. Since then there has been more infections and twice as many deaths as expected.

Mass antibody testing is going happen on a national scale for 12 months or more. The whole population will be tested multiple times over a 12 month period to monitor antibodies, any immunity or resistance and look for reinfections. There will be multiple large gov orders on an ongoing basis. That’s why the new advisor to Abingdon said the antibody testing program would be “on an unprecedented scale, a scale never seen before.” Multiple gov orders of 75 Million tests, a significant portion of which will be coming to Omega.

That’s the policy. Simple as that.

They’ll tell us what they want to tell us to Induce mass compliance until the timing falls in line with the five pillar strategy then the advice changes.

It’s a stage by stage strategy.

Mass antibody testing is gov policy and forms part of Pillars 3,4 and 5 of gov five pillar plan to fight Covid 19 ....

3) Develop blood testing to help know if people across the UK have the right antibodies and so have high levels of immunity to coronavirus;

4.) Conduct UK-wide surveillance testing to learn more about the spread of the disease and help develop new tests and treatments; and

5.) Create a new National Effort for testing, to build a mass-testing capacity for the UK at a completely new scale.

Once widespread testing is available, we will prioritise repeated testing of critical key workers, to keep them safe and make sure that they do not spread the virus.
Over time, plans announced today will also see increasing focus on testing to see if people have already had the virus, to identify if they have the antibodies that will give them immunity against catching it again. This science is new and developing, but the aim is for a successful test that can be rolled out at scale, that could allow critical workers - and then the wider population - to return to work and their daily lives.“

This directly from Gov website......

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/health-secretary-sets-out-plan-to-carry-out-100000-coronavirus-tests-a-day