Knobby22
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I am reading of the failure of some brands of rapid test devices including Australia wasting millions on one device.
How good is this product? If it does work, a great chance to break into markets?
and so it came to pass.Watch the FOMO drive this to ultra-stonk levels when it lists! There will be a near total disconnect between value and price. Good traders will have a field day.
All too often the case with IPO's. I take no pleasure from having warned of this as a possible outcome with this business, I hope no one here has lost money as a result. It is a pertinent reminder of conflating narrative with analysis. Most of the thousands of companies that have failed had a good story in the beginning!and so it came to pass.
The thread is a good read.All too often the case with IPO's. .... It is a pertinent reminder of conflating narrative with analysis. Most of the thousands of companies that have failed had a good story in the beginning!
Atomo’s Managing Director John Kelly said, “We are happy that our integrated test device has enabled Access Bio to secure EUA for point-of-care use for the test and for it to be used in a broad range of non-laboratory settings in the United States, and we look forward to expanding our partnership with Access Bio to include other jointly developed tests in the coming years”.
Have noted in mainstream media news lately mentions of potential future rapid testing take up.The recent lockdowns and additional restrictions on workers requiring them to test for Covid-19 more often should be a golden opportunity for AT1.
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