RE:# of TestsI follow your kind of logic, as well as my experience in the field. Rapid expansion shouldn't be a problem if everything is already there. If they are under 250 tests per day, it would be borderline lying to the investors.
Liked2Think wrote: Everyone has lower expectations as number of tests but I dont.
They have said they could do 1,000 a day since the start of testing. Yeah I know they dont start out at that day one and they need supplies and what not but if by the end of July if they are not doing 1,000 a day (AKA their "capacity") then WTF are they doing.
If you have that capacity with an accurate test during this period of history how can you not be maxing out. It should be like having water in the desert. A license to print money.
If they cant sell covid testing then we have no hope in them selling aristotle which has obviously been the problem with colonsentry and the others up until now.
I still dont understand relying on the PP to decide how many people you hire to do covid testing.
If you truly have the demand then what is the risk in hiring more people to supply more tests.