RE: Expectations.....m10 Jul 2020 15:23
Hi Stakis
Due to the FDA holding up the SCIB1 / Combi trial for 2.1/2 years plus CV-19 stopping most if not all cancer trials in their tracks, we will probably need to raise more capital. If that happens I hope it's an Open Offer so private investors can take part as I will definitely take part.
My point earlier was that if you believe that when Scancells cancer platforms are actually put into clinical trials that they will work, in humans as they did in mouse models, then it's just a matter of time. The SCIB 1 trials in Melanoma have already proved that the modality, as designed by Scancell does work.
If you put money in a five year bond what would be the possible return, set that against the possibility of a successful Scancell in 5 years. The only hurdle is our perception of the risk that Scancell amounts to nothing but that's the reason we do research. If during your research into Scancell you become unsure of their potential to succeed, then don't invest. Find an investment that you are confident of becoming successful.
With Scancell I fall into the camp of 'glass half full'. Given the resources I will continue to buy especially at the current price.
Also we must consider C7's point that in early September the first AvidiMab collaboration/ agreement reaches 12 months, so there has to be a decision at that point. It could well be the first deal with two others in the pipeline.
That incoming money may well see us through to first glimpses of data from the SCIB1 trial.
I know it's hard but patience is the name of the game. The science, the IP, the Patents and the Trial Approvals are there in place it's just a matter of time.
Chester.