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“The first generation of vaccines are probably going to protect a lot of people,” said Michael Diamond, an infectious disease specialist at Washington University in St. Louis. “But I think it’s the second- and third-generation vaccines — and maybe intranasal vaccines will be a key component of this — that ultimately are going to be necessary. Otherwise, we’ll continue to have community transmission.”

In a study of mice in August, Diamond and his team found that delivering an experimental vaccine via the nose created a strong immune response throughout the body; the approach was especially effective in the nose and respiratory tract, preventing infection from taking hold. India’s Bharat Biotech and St. Louis-based Precision Virologics last month obtained rights to the single-dose technology.

Vaccines that are sprayed into the nose or inhaled may hold other practical benefits. They don’t require needles, may not need to be stored and shipped at low temperatures and can reduce the need for health workers to administer them.

“When you’re thinking about trying to deliver that across the world, if you don’t need to have an injectable vaccine, your compliance goes up because people don’t like getting shots,” according to Lund, the Alabama-based researcher. “But secondly, the level of expertise needed to administer that vaccine is significantly different.”

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-10-11/covid-19-inhaled-vaccines-may-be-more-effective-than-injections?srnd=premium-europe

https://www.bloomberg.com/europe

Zwartkops = Zero Credibility

Woodstock1970....you lucky fuker :D

If they do, and the price drops I'll see it as an opportunity to top up.

"why do folks think there ll be an RNS...??"

Some people just feel the need to post so as to portray themselves as being in the know or intelligent.

They've been using the same old drab phrases for months, ignore them and make your own decisions.

I've already reported him a few minutes ago, i'd suggest you and anyone else he abuses does the same.

I've had the same from him on the Amigo board, he's not the nicest of people that's for sure.
A right pumped up gobby sort, one of Richmonds gang of thugs on there.
Doesn't intimidate me at all, sad excuse for a human.

Premier, 1973-2020, has announced a merger with Chrysaor which in reality is a takeover or indeed a reverse takeover as Chrysaor are keeping the London listing. The deal will create the UK’s largest listed Independent Oil & Gas company with some 254,000 b/d of production and over 650 mmboe of 2P to be increased as soon as the upcoming CPR is published. Premier also looks easy on the eye with sumptuous tax losses that can be used. Finally, the BP deal which started all this has gone by the board which is somewhat ironic.

As for how it will look, then the merged company will have an enviable portfolio of UKCS assets and the rest of the Premier portfolio creates a starter pack for Chrysaor in Asia, Latin America and of course the Falklands. All of these are very attractive and Mexico can now probably leave the sales process. Asia speaks for itself and reflects the high cost of gas in Singapore with decent size developments feeding it. As for Sea Lion, whilst $40 oil may not yet be quite enough at least the company can say to the UKIF that they are now probably ‘of investment grade’…NB Rockhopper will at least enjoy having a stronger partner…

The new company will carry a board of 11 directors of which 6 will be NED’s and Linda Cook currently CEO of Harbour Energy will take the CEO job and Phil Kirk from Chrysaor will become President and CEO of Europe.

Ownership of the company is less than certain as initially creditors will have to take an amount of equity, as part of the debt paydown, but assuming they grab all they can they will own some 10.6% of the company with modest lock-ins. Premier shareholders will own just 5.5% of the group (Ouch!) and other Chrysaor shareholders will have 44.9% and Harbour Energy 39%.

In terms of valuation we are being led to Aker BP and Lundin, both excellent companies but Premier will stack up very favourably against both of those companies particularly with the tax breaks it is gaining. Rather ironically the group will be highly cash generative and will expect to deliver on a significant international growth strategy for which it will be fully funded. However small, and arguments about carrying so much debt for so long will go on, Premier’s existing shareholders are going to end up with a stake, albeit modest, in a huge, well financed and highly attractive company which just may, pay a divvi in the longer term.

to watch some paint dry, give me a shout when it reaches 25p.

My bin is full.....of Richmond and his gang of bullies.

A despicable bunch of thugs.

I have another lessen for you, always use a dictionary when attempting to spell lesson.

DYOR

To be smug when calling it correctly is natural, the ones (Richmond and his gang of thugs) who called it incorrectly, day after day, week after week are the ones with attitude problems.

timmycoles - Your grammar is as bad as your investment advice, and that really does take some doing :)

timmycoles, you neither impress or annoy me, have you tried other boards ? You may get more success there.

timmycoles is a dangerous guy, changes his mind daily and attempts to influence people to his advantage. Not worthy of a filter in my mind but certainly one for new investors to avoid. If he had a brain he'd be dangerous.

"To non timmies - why have you not blocked him yet :)"

Because he makes everyone else look like a genius.

"Bryn is one of the biggest divys on here he has no money"

The guys even got access to my bank accounts now, if i knew nothing, I'd still know more than timmy the tw&t coles :)

4th October timmycoles said this......timmycoles

Posted in: CINE

Posts: 587

Price: 39.47

No Opinion
Cineworld will be one of the first big bankruptcy’s of covid 1904 Oct 2020 15:01
This company’s heading for bankruptcy this is just the start.

Then the very next day.....
timmycoles

Posted in: CINE

Posts: 587

Price: 22.89

No Opinion

RE: Which of these companies were in the black and reporting profit, year on year pre-covid?05 Oct 2020 08:42
No cine will survive but that price drop was obviously all the delusional rampers it will rise lol .
I hope you’ve all learnt a valuable lesson.