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The RNS tells you the value of the shares.

We know the price Helium One will begin trading at. If you buy now, your doing so on the expectation that H1 will rise after it opens.

Which is entirely possible....

Predictions for opening tomorrow - 116p, on the basis that the BBC use headlines like this.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54949799

Really awful journalism when this is the headline given everything else contained within that interview

Manic Monday has its own unique place on this board by the sound of things - so I don't want a manic Monday 2 - fancy something new.

Take-off Tuesday.
Funny money Friday.

Mr Tennis - I actually think selling to a big pharma is the right way to go.

These are huge multinationals with power, influence, world leading staff and technology at their fingertips and a broad range of drugs.

SNG001 is good but you would very much be putting all your eggs in one basket. So when Covid does eventually settle down, your left with huge overheads and a treatment mostly focussed on the COPD market.

Sell to big pharma, make a huge sum of money, get all the credit for developing such a treatment and the world would be RM's oyster. Could pick and choose whatever he wanted to do after that - or just sit on his big yaucht in the sun.

Pete, that's true to a certain extent.

There have been a couple of posters here recently who are very nervous because they are holding at an average which is much higher than the current SP.

The waves may be interesting to them - either to get out completely or to get out and buy back in.

Bagitup - you were a full week out with your Lancet tip off, I am surprised you can even bring yourself to show face on this board. ;-)

Thanks for sharing City. Always appreciate people sharing potential news when it's being done with the best of intentions.

Competition to a degree but there will need to be different options available to doctors as to how to treat patients.

Remember Synairgen reported 79% reduction in severe cases, so even in that scenario 21 % may need something else.

Hi City

Read the articles last night, but feel I have missed something. What are we expecting to happen in India?

Found the button - good start to the day.

How do you filter someone?

Alinz - the FDA have set a precedent on emergency approval. To be honest, the bar doesn't look to have been set very high.

https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/coronavirus-covid-19-update-fda-authorizes-monoclonal-antibody-treatment-covid-19

But when it's being treated as a matter of urgency then I wouldn't expect it to be long before it's started.

I suspect we all have concerns - there is a gamble in pretty much all investments.

The question is, how do you minimise that risk? As a very good day trader you could make a fortune at the minute and go around various boards letting people believe that. But profits could also be wiped out very quickly.

In the eyes of some, Synairgen is still a very risky investment. A lot could happen over the coming months, and in fact,a lot will happen - good and bad for the SP.

There are people here though who are not looking at this on a daily basis, trying to turn a quick profit because they know at any minute they could get caught out.

Instead they have been kind enough to share their own knowledge and experience, which we can all learn from.

Watching the daily SP isn't going to help you much just now Org. You will end up torturing yourself doing that, living on edge with each piece of breaking news. So I suppose you need to decide whether to cut your losses and walk away, or whether you like what you've read about the company, believe in the strategic direction and that eventually it will pay off for you.

I suspect India will also be quite far down the line for vaccine rollout as well.

The Pfizer vaccine would be a logistical nightmare in India.

PS - not ramping or deramping. Just musing with people who have a similar interest.

They could still sign a deal before the completion of phase 3.

The UK have deals with Pfizer and Astrazenica already for their vaccines, so why couldn't people take a chance and do something similar with Synairgen?

LL may have sold for any number of reasons. There may be short term opportunities elsewhere while we could drop again with more vaccine news coming in. That would give LL a chance to come back in.

Personally I will start to worry when pmjh sells his 17 shares. That will be RNS worthy!

No worries, been lovely hearing from you all day - not investing so feel free to move on.

Shame we have lost one of the dragons.

I have no doubt that SNG are on the radar of the big pharma companies.

We need to remember this is the pinnacle and mostly the life work of some people at Synairgen though. They won't want to sell cheaply or see others taking the glory for their work.

SNG will absolutely want to see through to the end of phase 3 and get approval. If/when we get to that stage I wouldnt be surprised if we sold because SNG will want this to be scaled up as quickly as possible, to help as many people as it can. I believe SNG are much more altuistic and not solely focussed on cash here.

A big pharma buying SNG also get a good deal though. Potentially it could buy them some time to supply a treatment until such time a vaccine is approved. That provides them with quite a negotiating position.

I do believe from the language and previous links that this will end up with Astrazenica - all going well with phase 3.

Hi Trueway

I don't want to send you a bunch of links to things you've already read. Can you advise which reports you've read please?

Sounds like you've maybe just been reading reports about the share price rather than anything substantial about Synairgen.