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Well looks like the product has achieved the 'gold standard ' as promised. CE mark should come within days and then MHRA approval. Press and media coverage will start today and tomorrow and it will go large on approval. Onwards.

I know they come out of the woodwork it's true. He was posting all afternoon pretty much talking to himself. Which is not a look I want to see on this board. Anyway a few of us have acted and it seems to have done the trick so job done.

Fair enough Piper and all very interesting but we can't let trolls clog up the board. News could start coming thick and fast next week and we need decent feedback. So we should report it too. It can be a bit off putting if you are looking into a new investment and the board is full of some nutter raving mindlessly.

And this is the link for the Mail Online coverage today. Not as good as the BBC story which has the quote from Sir John Bell. It also says the RTC say it's highly accurate. So surely- design freeze on Monday?

Yes that's it. The date on it is yesterday. I think it's a superb quote, "the gold standard of tests". I wonder what he means by the interest expected. I very much hope that they are going to keep control of the IP. They may have to license it if they can't meet demand. Very exciting.
We need to get rid of the troll though seriously. You can't have a proper conversation when someone is ranting to himself ad infinitum about some mad conspiracy theory. It is not exactly helping us to communicate the massive opportunity here.

Look for 'Aim Stockchaser'. Too many trolls on there too. There's a Daily Mail report on it too but the BBC coverage is better. I will go onto my pc and see if I can share it. GLA holders!

Twitter contributors are sharing a BBC clip which says that the RTC test is ready. All the firms are name checked including Omega Diagnostics and Oxford university. Professor Bell is quoted saying it's as accurate as it's possible to be and that they expect international interest in the work they've done. Public Health England are recruiting 2500 people to test it. So RNS should be out first thing.
We probably need to report the troll that keeps posting nonsense or he will clog up the board. If everyone reports him they will block him.

The latest Finncap briefing note recognises the June schedule for all the key milestones for the RTC. As Elonmusk has noted tonight this refers to: Design Freeze; validation and orders. Orders can easily come in weeks in advance of delivery requirements.
Later in the Summer similar activity- technology transfer, rather than design freeze; then validation and orders are expected for Elisa antigen and other antigen and antibody tests for Mologic. Both of which are also anticipated with features to make them easier to process in labs ( saliva tests) and tests for use at home or in the workplace.
Great share. Lots of news to come.

Ask for as many as you can afford I guess. You might not get more than 5% of your holding as of last Friday. Everyone seems to be taking up the offer and asking for some more. I will ask for another 15% of my holding. It will slightly increase my average but in the light of the exponential growth implied here it's a no brainer.

Professor Mike Holmes has been brought in to help Abingdon scale up and distribute. He's pretty damn confident hey! 'The work Abingdon are doing with the UK RTC will introduce an at home, finger prick test to every home in the UK, at a scale never seen before '. Here we go!

Actually, on reflection, got to be a buy? Surely. We closed at 48p. A couple of fairly hefty sells- £18k was the largest I found before close at less than 48p. Goddamn! I was meant to be settled down to watch the TV now! ODX on my mind, lol.

Could be a buy. We certainly aren't the only ones that can do the maths on the turnover estimates for 100 million tests. My suspicion on our share price weakening is that market makers are taking advantage of the gap in news and the fundraise to get rid of the L&G stock at lower prices.
We should get TR1s for these huge buys or sells and we aren't getting them. So that's very unhelpful.

Whistler, that made me laugh. You ain't got time for a partner cause you got ODX! Cheers for that- and a reminder for me to get off this bb and get some exercise!

The Twitteratti are convinced that the Northern Ireland antibody survey for prevalence is using the RTC antibody test. So it implies they know the test is accurate and they are taking the opportunity to double check that it is user friendly. So that test has been distributed already. My guess is Monday to confirm validation. They will want to know that the great British public feel alright about using it and sending their results in.
In other news, teachers unions are already saying no-one's going back in September if they don't feel safe to do so. Pressure is on.

Alongside progress on the RTC antibody tests expected in the next week we are now also developing capacity to produce at least a million tests for Mologic. These will include international markets. We have preliminary agreements with 15 African countries and we have a presence in 75 countries. What's not to like?

ODX investors presentation has confirmed we should expect in June :
1.MHRE or PHE approval for the RTC antibody home care test. Sales orders will come in immediately after that. We have capacity for up to 53 million of those tests. The price is expected to be around £10.00. With production capacity at 1 million a week our per capita costs will be lower than previous estimates where capacity was assumed to be half of this.
2. Approval, sales and distribution will take place under the spotlight. The whole country is interested in how we manage our way out of this lockdown without incurring a second wave.

Investors impatience is completely irrelevant to market makers. They will take your profits today and sell them back to you on Monday. Quite happily.

Last Friday.

Bottom line is that ODX are funded and committed to produce 100 million cv19 tests per year. And some other diagnostics for HIV. The market for the HIV tests has been clearly scooped and we are first in line for WHO approval for that. So we're on the WHO radar for sure.
The question of our market cap heading north at 90 degrees is beyond dispute. What do people think we will sell the tests for? I am guessing the price will vary from £3-7.00. I can see ODX getting a 500 million market cap in the medium term. That seems to be their aim. The limitations on foreign takeovers of UK firms engaged in fighting the virus don't look as if they would prevent a UK based firm knocking on the door either. All good.

MIKODX they have already agreed preliminary contracts with 15 African countries. WHO says cv19 is growing exponentially in Latin America and is keen to stop the same happening in Africa because it would be truly devastating if it took hold in poorer countries. They can't afford to lockdown for very long. Not that anyone can but they would fare extremely badly.

100 million a year I mean!