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Good humorous article ridiculing tall claims of exo-cd24 with Nadir Arber stating my drug cures, I will produce this drug and supply for the world. Sounds like GOD :)
https://forbetterscience.com/2021/02/08/operation-cytokine-storm/
Citadel has a short interest in 4D and are have increased their short position since 4yh Feb.
They started short selling during the rise above 100 last year.
Citadel have made bad calls shorting Synairgen early Jan crossing threshold of 0.51% on 14th Jan and closed within a week buying back at a loss there.
Quick draw just to say went back and looked at all your recent posts on covid testing and company perspective. Made a great read. Keep posting your views as both sides of the case has to be reviewed while investing. Wearing horse blinders ain't good in world of investing.
Apologies joker I was not aware some on this board did go with my suggestions from 4th Feb. Think Billy was worried about picking understandably as odx had risen by 25% that day at 89p. I has picked at that level.
Had I know I would have posted on Thursday to suggest sell at open on RNS as it was only contract manufacture of LFT rather than their own LFT. The manf contract would not bring in big profit at the market cap for SP of 115p. Again I had given quick 10 to 20% profit sell targets which was around 100p. Holding after that and not cashing in gains is left to each to decide after DYOR. Need to see what happens after open to get an idea.
Re questions of funds the future growths are in countries with the biggest middle aged and young population in the world. That is China and India. Investing in funds which are invested there will give best returns. You can pick up these 2 funds on FTSE shares
FCSS Fidelity China special situation fund ( even though I detest CCP and their genocide policies)
JP Morgan India Investment Trust
Regarding copper I feel next 3 years outlook good for copper based on the need in recovery economy for power transmission, housing and cars.
Probably after 3 years when cars chasis start to incorporate graphite power sources etc as envisaged in the article linked from 2020 the demand will be there for copper. Just my 2c research and view.
Goodluck all.
Troajan .....when Biden started to show signs of winning the key states during counting, one classmate from US who is into investment big time said 3 stocks that will take off were
Solar
Pot
Hydrogen
Man he was so right. Most pot and solar was stateside and I didn't get in with ISA conversion rate and headaches. Didn't do too much research on hydrogen stock as was fully invested.
Big big gains. Intend to pick up MGC Pharmaceuticals after reading Billy's link
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/938895/hydrogen-stocks-are-continuing-their-hot-streak-in-2021-938895.html
Day...... from a year ago any of the covid play stocks I held my policy has been to sell 30% into any rise and if it drops pick it up later.
Never looked at charts or analysis but just my view. Won mostly and there were times I lost chances making huge gains also like with Novacyt selling at 170p levels to see it go to 420p. Have had opportunities to pick same stock back when it fell later. Rinse repeat as some say.
SNG sold 30% only at 225p to see it hit 250p peak and later bought them back at 185p.
Long time ago had posted snapshots to show gains and holdings so ya all know me.
Current SNG gains sits at 572k in just one of the ISA account.
GDR which I picked up after recommending in this group gains sits at 30k.
Odx sold for a 12% profit. RNS talked about outsourcing manufacture of LFT of Govt only and hence sold it. Need to sell based on news sometimes.
Other than Novacyt which is down 5% from 4th Feb buy suggestion here, all others would have got ye all over 10% profit mimimum in a short time. Nova should recover with PCR testing required for a long time to come sadly.
Do understand worry of AIM markets for some or bad experience in past.
I intend to buy and leave it for 3 years
CAML
ANTO
Conventional cars have 18-49 pounds of copper, hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) contain approximately 85 pounds, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) use 132 pounds, battery electric vehicles (BEVs) contain 183 pounds most of which is used in the battery.
When news of batteries becoming actual chassis of a car it will be a relatively safe bet as Elon thought of concept last year
https://www.wired.com/story/the-batteries-of-the-future-are-weightless-and-invisible/
Dibs... Synairgen have an obligation to UK government. Without the help of UK govt health agencies fast tracking phase 2 at lightning speed, we would not have completed phase 2 so fast or talking about phase 3 currently . Need to give credit where due as RM has clearly acknowledged and thanked MHRA et al.
Once synairgen is taken over or selling SNG worldwide we will get RM explaining the reasons and issues as to why SNG went on their own for P3 and not go with UK govt health agencies as during P2.
Merck has clarified NO BASIS TO SAY IVERMECTIN IS EFFECTIVE
Merck manufacture ivermectin
KENILWORTH, N.J., Feb. 4, 2021 – Merck (NYSE: MRK), known as MSD outside the United States and Canada, today affirmed its position regarding use of ivermectin during the COVID-19 pandemic. Company scientists continue to carefully examine the findings of all available and emerging studies of ivermectin for the treatment of COVID-19 for evidence of efficacy and safety. It is important to note that, to-date, our analysis has identified:
No scientific basis for a potential therapeutic effect against COVID-19 from pre-clinical studies; No meaningful evidence for clinical activity or clinical efficacy in patients with COVID-19 disease, and; A concerning lack of safety data in the majority of studies.
We do not believe that the data available support the safety and efficacy of ivermectin beyond the doses and populations indicated in the regulatory agency-approved prescribing information.
https://www.merck.com/news/merck-statement-on-ivermectin-use-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/
1.Cost per day hospitalisation ward wise is about £250 with all costs. Average 5 days.
2. Covid occupied bed is one less bed for patients who need surgery. Delays in surgery with pain and misery for many ?? Costs difficult to guage
3. Non treated patients ending up with lung damage and long covid with future recurrent admission leading us to point 1. Cost difficult to estimate currently .
4. Long covid medications costs difficult to estimate
So governments will negotiate with Synairgen for bulk buys immediate use and stockpiling for price less than £2000 suggested by RM
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/cupboard-bare-expert-warns-lack-treatments-covid-drug-pipeline/
The treatment is currently undergoing phase three trials in the UK and is also being trialled as part of the US government’s ‘Warp Speed’ research programme to accelerate the development of new therapeutics and vaccines.
The earlier stages of the trial recruited patients both at home and in hospital and the developers believe that, if found effective, it could play a crucial role in keeping patients out of hospital and reducing the spread of the disease.
Richard Marsden, CEO of Synairgen, said it was important to maintain the focus on treatments because the new variants of Covid mean that the virus may never go away.
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“What we’re headed for now is a situation where Covid behaves a little bit more like a flu virus and every winter it will come back in one way, shape or form. So we will need treatments as well as vaccines,” he said.
Or, the treatment could be used for the next respiratory virus. “If we're successful with generating data, our drug could be stockpiled for the next one,” he said.
https://www.pharmaceutical-journal.com/news-and-analysis/features/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-covid-19-therapy-trials/20208126.article?firstPass=false
Published 2nd Feb and no mention of SNG-001. What research these authors do and what world do they live in?
Has relevance as synairgen does not use middlemen or cronies to ask for support or funding. Government goes to great length to circumvent standard procedures to break rules, not listen to legal advice etc to awards contracts for research and diagnosis tests based on middlemen from canada in UK brokering. It is really sad scenario they do not feel obligated to take interest in the world or UK best interest to push and fund a possible treatment solution, including small strings attached which synairgen would have accepted. Cronies in interest of public health and ministers supporting them could have considering using their power and influence to fast track a reasonable treatment option with decent phase 2 trial results into the recovery trial.
Does synairgen have to stoop to paying middlemen to get into the major trial when they have decent Phase 2 trial and honest clinicians. Perhaps one of the may reasons why Synairgen decided to go it alone like was cited by one of the trial overseer rather than bribe middlemen to get the work done. We know this sadly is a fact in UK. In US it is called as Lobbying officially for such acts, which luckily Synairgen did not have to do as FDA was keen on treatment solutions with huge chest of funding.
That correct HarChris. Americans want to ensure quick safety first on their turf to add to the only 76 patients who were counted in UK hospital phase 2 trial
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9229507/amp/Taxpayers-foot-87m-bill-ministers-failing-company-Covid-contract-cancel-it.html
Who will hold these politicians and the middlemen accountable and send them behind bars like they did to Jeffrey Archer
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9229507/amp/Taxpayers-foot-87m-bill-ministers-failing-company-Covid-contract-cancel-it.html
Who will hold these politicians and the middlemen accountable and send them behind bars like they did to Jeffrey Archer
Billy another one to send us into Rage.
Politicians are not held accountable.
Cronyism is more prevalent in Conservative party not that Labour is any more competent.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9229507/amp/Taxpayers-foot-87m-bill-ministers-failing-company-Covid-contract-cancel-it.html
Gives more support for Snairgen case of inhaled beta interferon
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2600(20)30566-X/fulltext