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Brilliant! Love your BIT acronym Regulator. Made me lol. Good news though. Thx for sharing.

Yep. Nothing about PHE now. All about the Health Secretary's intention to introduce population wide mass testing by the end of the year. Thank u God;)

Wat Dabney, ODX have 5 tests. Two are at the final stage of verification and three are in development. Read the RNS'. The presentation for investors on the website is helpful. There's an abundance of riches to come here!

If the message slowly shifts from 'government blaming PHE for cv19 mistakes ' to ' government sets up new authority to oversee mass testing program and bring together key public health roles ' we should get some serious impetus tomorrow. I think they know that the report on antibodies will be helpful and they know that they can soon announce the best antibody test in the world. Coming down the line!

It's everything tests. He's said they are talking to local and international companies. He referred to ongoing tests (for verification). I think the RTC test is the antibody test for sure. They want tests that can integrate with an app. Very obvious in the interview. They want to get to 100% tracing not 80%.

Published at 9.23am today updated just now. Got to start motoring today surely? The market seems incapable of any degree of forecasting whatsoever. Like the big investors have to wait for the health secretary of the country to go on the flagship morning news programme and spell it out. Oh wait. Ummm...

Han**** confirmed that they are investing in the 'new generation of tests' on radio 4, Today programme. These tests he said are much cheaper, reducing all the time required to process current lab tests. Reducing some of the cost of communication by using new technology. Helping to get on top of the pandemic, managing quarantine much more efficiently. I think the message isn't landing because we haven't had the news about the RTC verification or the immunity report. Obvious he has had the heads up and they have already made decisions. This won't just be an order for the ONS survey- 400,000 a fortnight by year end. Businesses and individuals will be buying these tests from commercial contexts imho. All good. Well. All bloody marvellous really;)

I suppose if we were to look at this with a bit more circumspect, the government have stated their ambition to stimulate a world class diagnostics industry. Quite useful to have someone with a business background leading that. We seem to be getting a hearing. I noticed Merck are opening a new billion pound centre in London because they regard British scientists as amongst the best in the world. And the US business press is being very positive about us in the field of innovations response to cv19. So on balance I am very positive about the new body. They are giving it more weight and power to join up key roles for controlling and preventing pandemics now and in the future. I think the market will appreciate how well placed ODX are in this respect as soon as we get any significant news that we're expecting.

Totally irrelevant to the Ulster tests. The new body aren't taking over yet and they will be picking up all the PHE outstanding work. The PHE has been scrapped because ministers want a scapegoat for their mistakes and because they want someone more 'loyal ' than Chris Whitty. They want the economy opened up. They don't want Chris Whitty saying we are going too fast. At the same time they genuinely want confidence back because if everyone is scared of the virus they won't go out whoever is in charge. As soon as the immunity report is out everything will start happening very fast.

The commitment to supply the government is way below capacity following the recent expansion. If the government want more they will pay more. The lower pricing policy will be a recognition of government support to date. It won't be a fixed price moratorium. Abingdon wouldn't have registered the ABC test in the US if they didn't know they can sell in international markets. When we get confirmation that the ABC is the best antibody test in the world demand will be overwhelming. Then that will be a catalyst for other drivers to meet demand- support and deals with big pharma will follow in good time.

The tests for usability and to consider immunity were done last week at Ulster University on Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday and Friday 14th. The PR went out from Ulster University. It mentioned they were using the RTC test. The article was shared repeatedly on here and Twitter. Keep up guys ;) We should hear this week. The sample was only 2000 so it should be faster to assess.

Don't think everyone has lost patience. It's a Saturday, the sun is out and people like to have some r&r with friends and family in August. Nothing to worry about. ODX aren't in control of approval. Government need some scientific endorsements from the right teams on the subject of immunity. They will get it - we have to wait for REACT2 part 4 and 5 which are in progress. Then ODX will go ballistic.

I meant 15th August! Two days away.

But we weren't in it. Fortress isn't as good as us either. Good news by default hey? The Imperial study started on June 20th so obviously didn't feature us. The Ulster test is now scheduled for 15th July looking at just 2000 people for ease of use. We are heading for no 1 spot as best test in the west and best test in the world. Whoop Whoop! Timeline has slipped but we won't really care if we're invested here in a week or two when this lifts off!

React 1 studies both took 1 month in trials but they were testing 100,000 and 150000. So should be much faster. A few days? We didn't get a start date really though the RNS late July just said the Ulster verification testing had started. Could be any time.

Rocky 'the approval for testing in India ' was not quite 'done a while ago'. It has been submitted to the Indian MHRA a couple of weeks ago and it has been approved subject to further technical assessment. So we should hear about that anytime.

Not that interesting. We already know the history of the crap tests. It fails to recognise that the RTC test is being independently verified now and it has a 99.4% and 98.6% accuracy and specificity rate. These facts are in the public domain and easy to establish. The scientific consensus is increasingly acknowledging from numerous papers, some of which I have shared here, that reducing visibility of antibodies after a few months doesn't mean that they have vanished. They re-engage if someone previously infected and recovered is re-exposed along with immune memory in t cells.
Only thing vaguely interesting is how lazy journalists writing for the journal are in regurgitating old news.

Gazza, you are on fire mate with all the early discoveries! Looks like someone is getting a website together for the RTC. Hope so!

Serious bravery to sell? Seriously dumb move more like. The verification report to confirm validation could drop anytime. REACT 1 part 2 was published late afternoon yesterday. MHRA approval will follow very soon after. Re-rate coming and Boom! Traders will be crying into their beer every night, lol.

Curious, we've got 5 tests. Two are antigen. Are you invested? Read the RNS'.