RE: Thoughts23 Jun 2020 14:30
Ruck,
So Trinity Delta suggest that a successful SCIB1 Combi with Keytruda is worth 3.8p.
Based on the current number of shares 465,000,000 that equates to £17.67m.
But what does that mean, how many variant guesses have they had to make to come up with that figure. Maybe they used 9.65% of Keytruda use is in Melanoma but that in its self is a judgement of how many potential patients would be suitable.
My point is that to define what a successful SCIB1 trial could be worth is a totally random guess at this moment in time.
So let's just agree that it would make a significant difference to the SP, the spike in sentiment and euphoria of the market could reach £1.50 or only 65p there is no way of knowing beforehand.
Now big Pharma wanting to buy the platform would entail what was the effective percentage in the trial data, what is the current global £ for that indication worth, what the future potential could be and what are the possible future developments .
Try working that one out.
What it is worth, an impossible question with no proveable answer.
Chester.