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I don’t know. However, if the game allows a link out of their game, then they could get more money for the traffic, but at the expense of showing more/other in-game ads. If that makes sense?

The ad traffic will be likely billed as per 1000 impressions or per click-though.

If the game developers keep people playing, gamers will see more impressions of the in-game ads (more dosh). But, if they allow ad-links to leave the game, they lose their gamers attention (to see more ad impressions).

Attention is what it’s all about. IMO.

I've been watching it for ages. I know the directors bought in @ £1.10. I saw 55p on the chart and thought there's no way it'll ever get that low. But it did.

So, either I'm very clever, very stupid or very lucky.
:)

You think? That's a shame. Still. ;)

I just bought in. :)

If you look at what the FDA is authorising ,it's hugely tilted towards anything home-test. Have a gander:
https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19-emergency-use-authorizations-medical-devices/in-vitro-diagnostics-euas-molecular-diagnostic-tests-sars-cov-2

Genedrive had a whizzy PCR test, but the market shrank before the FDA needed to give it EUA. So, they couldn’t sell their whizzy test without EUA into their target, shrinking, market.

Omega Diagnostics are very much in the home-test side of things. Their market is expanding. And the FDA are still preferring home-test. Check out the Radx EUA's:
https://www.nibib.nih.gov/covid-19/radx-tech-program/radx-tech-phase2-awards

Last 3 are all home-test LFDs.

Genedrive’s market shrank before they got EUA; Omega Diganostic’s / Mologic’s is still expanding. Although personally I’m here for the EU authoirsation, because I think it’ll be in the next few weeks.

Could be wrong. Not advice. DYOR. :)

Thank you for taking the time to explain that. Much appreciated.

Ok, I'm interested. I get why smaller quantities, but why after 46.7p sell?

Got it. :)

Yeah, same here. I'm still waiting.

Most would call it marketing.

An easier to remember, shorter, easier to spell, web-domain is marketing. It's not "house-keeping".

Nameservers still propergating?

Is it the same site, just on a new (more marketable) URL?

It’s inaccessible. There’s a redirect to the new URL, but they haven’t finished configuring it to point at the website, yet.

The update is still in progress.

Looks like a new domain. Omegadiagnostics.com is redirecting to a currently unprepared omegadx.com.

Looks like someone decided a shorter URL would be a good idea (it is).

Is interesting and demonstrates authorities do indeed prioritise tests to focus their resources on (not a huge surprise).

I note we (UK) are using WHO guidelines for both Preliminary evaluation and Assay evaluation, so you’d think if the UK passes the Mologic test (using WHO guidelines) it’d help it gain actual WHO validation. And vice versa.

Could potentially have UK, WHO and EU validation in quick succession – if they’re all using the same (WHO) procedures?

The test is also under review; it's not in a queue - to steal merchantbanker's tweet just now:
https://twitter.com/MerchantBanke18/status/1443485533078949888

That too.

I meant, if validating authorities do any prioritisation when deciding resource allocation, then a test this good, likely to help so many millions of people in poor and developing countries, would surely qualify for a fast-track.

We’ll see, I guess.

Nope.

You’d think the demand for a test this good, this cheap - and validated by so many authorities world-wide - would make it one of the most in demand tests out there.

Thanks for posting. A reminder that it’s a world class, high accuracy test - and really easy to use. HUA a very likely outcome, by the looks of it. EU, WHO and FDA - probably in that order!

Hope so, I just bought some more - again. :)
That’s it now, though.