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Doc83 of course he wouldn't be that unprofessional but I remember the rancour at that time as I'm sure you do - and more importantly SNG has been right in front of Recovery ever since the P2 delivered so successfully and it's either never been submmitted for consideration (most likely in those early days when the company was determined to go it alone) or it was submitted and decided against on cost grounds.
Remembering that Recovery famously conducted the trials that gave the world Dexamthethasone. The miracle existing hospital drug that cost pennies and saved 30% of ventilated patients. The original green goddess of the Covid pandemic. Dexa results were announced almost exactly at the same time as SG016 delivered - within a few weeks, before most other drugs had even made it out of the test tube. Dexamethsone was the easiest trial ever - but for Synairgen to get from planning to completion in less than 6 months was a miracle and remains the great achievement of this company. Lord Horby of Dexa might look at SNG again but he is now following the same protease inhibitor path as STRIVE, with his latest investigation into Paxlovid - as STRIVE looks as Shioogi.

V grateful for the reposting of your and Wigster's excellent notes of the AGM. Ghia got into trouble with Td and Mani for the bottom drawer comments which of course was ridiculous. They were both spinning a narrative that we might be EUAd somehow without another trial or that a trial could be planned and completed and commercialised within a year which would never, ever have happened even if that trial had been announced on the day of the AGM.
Commercialisation is the least important part of all of this - we just need that trial and your posts remind us that they were only looking at a platform trial at that time. Hopefully NIH will have some good news for us before winter ends. The hospital patients will always be there.

Horby was pretty badly abused by some of SNG's twitter ultras in late 20 amd 21. He won't help.

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Well said Trinityman !!

Ghia your memory is playing games with you "They clearly signposted at the AGM not to expect anything...we are exactly where we expected to be based on the boards comments"
RM could have given a less certain response to the question about dosing patients this winter. I can't remember the exact wording but it was something like " a high degree of confidence" when asked if we'd be on a trial this winter. That's what we have all been hoping for in the long months since. Imagining that our CEO would choose his words more precisely and never offer up his own unfounded optimism in such a public way. Some swallowed it hook line and sinker but even those of us from the darker side of the spectrum expected it was based on concrete developments behind the scenes.
It's immaterial to most of us of course. I guess he was just in a good mood that day, on the back of the Deep dive data or one of the other positive nods we'd had in a short space of time. Our investment is almost worthless now so whether you come from the dark side or are still bathed in SNG's golden glow we're all stuck hoping that something turns up before the sands run out.
The spacman fun this weekend proves how desperate some are to think there might be a sneaky sleight of hand that still could deliver something. There's always a narrative on the go somewhere I suppose, someone baking a cake with a hacksaw in its middle - so I guess if it made anyone feel even slightly more optimistic what's the harm.

Turns out SNG really does protect against anosmia. We all picked up the same farmyard stench

You don't need to explain a SPAC to any of us though Spaccy - it's what we've just been through. If you think there may still be US multi millionaires or hedge funds out there who might still conceivably view SNG as the next best thing and are prepared to back it up without owning the company then we're all good. I'll see you at BJW's in 30 minutes sparky.

Sounds great - send the paperwork over Spaccy and I'll get Richard to make his mark. Sure i speak for everyone else on this bb when i say yes please and thanks for your efforts. We'd all still own 80% of our $1b mcap company and there'd be an extra £200m to shove SNG through the P3 we need. Your spaccy friends will lose 80% of their $200 investment instantly - but they won't mind that will they. Can't accumulate without speculating eh !

Agile "The AGILE clinical trial platform has been launched specifically to test new COVID-19 treatments, faster than ever before. It bridges the gap between non-human trials and large-scale testing, so potential new treatments can go through the important testing stages in a matter of months rather than years, while maintaining a high level of safety at all times. "
you think that's might be us ? And it's not free either - it has govt support but all of the trialed drugs support their own trials.

I asked you many times before to name a few we might be cndidates for and answer came there none. Have another go if you like.

These are the excerpt that made it clear this individual is talking guff . A ponzi scheme that floats the "dead rubber" of Synairgen across the pond and instantly makes a $1.3b company out of i and in the process turns our long suffering 14p duds into $5.50 cork-popping superstars.

"Don’t confuse this dead rubber of a company that Synairgen currently represents (and I believe Mr Costs does make very reasonable observations sometimes) with the potential value of the drug itself in the expert hands of BP.
My hypothesis… I think a SPAC & PIPE transaction that raises circa $200m cash with a gross combined entity valuation of around $1.3bn is entirely feasible (and comparable to the budgets that BP set aside to get a drug to P3). Allowing for dilution, somewhere in the region of $5.50 per share would accrue to the current UK shareholders. "

We'll stick with the dead rubber thanks Spaccer my old pal

Population "Adult out-patients (=18 years) with laboratory confirmed COVID-19, who are within 5 days of symptom onset "

Good luck with this. Might be tricky as Govt testing ended on April 1st 2022

Tommy D needling away again but as usual missing the mark.

This trial is testing Molnupiravir and Paxlovid together - nothing to do with us. I'll wait till someone reports that SNG001 has been added. Based in Southampton so they may have heard of it.

Naewise I think you're right. They gave $833k to Iconoovo to develop a cheap multi-adaptable inhaler for delivering any kinds of future respiratory tract meds - whether vaxs or therapeutics.

Reading the threads about Bill Gates takes you all the way back to the darkest days of this cataclysm - taking that clip of him admitting vaccins don't stop transmission and are not multi valent to prove that he's a charlatan
Vanilla Face says "Enjoy that ... I think I’m going to pass on anything provided, funded or sold by any pharmaceutical company. "
Mathew Elvery agrees "I'm getting close to that point too."
God help us all.

Not sure quite what you think this means Aether/Brand. or its relevance to SNG. It refers to Moderna's partnership with Vertex to use an inhaled form of VX-522 - which is an mRNA "targeted at treating the underlying cause of cystic fibrosis for the approximately 5,000 people with CF who cannot benefit from a cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator modulator "
Thousands of people receive drugs by nebuliser - it's a cool method of delivery. Aerogen sell 10s of thousands of units a year.

Fruits what it puts us in control of it the future of the company. It arrests the slide to oblivion and tells the world that NIH believes SNG001 is worthy of further investigation. It puts Interferons friont and centre in a way that no amaount of ****y little paid for chat shows might do - it guarantees a big jump in sp - from which any predatory attack can be resisted. It does all this FOR NOTHING - and you want to maion about not controlling the protocol - when we fu.cked that up so royally with sprinter - or the timeline - which we also screw.ed up sensationa;ly by taking the drug on a completely unnecessary world tour. And you want us to be in control of the PR for fuc/ksakes. a compnay that is barely able to spell its own website correctly let alone the emnail address of it's Press guru. And that doesn't speak to its shareholders from now month to the noext. Seriously Fruits - you rally think surrendering any of this to the biggest state sponsored trilaing network in the history of medical research could somehow be negative compared to the non league set up at southampton ? Staggering if you do.
We may be able to climb out of the hole withot STRIVE but it's a very deep hole and the little glimpses of blue are a long way off.

You really are a class A Scumbag tD. Neither of your statements are factually correct - I merely pointed out that STRIVe might not be too keen to trial outpatient drugs in the inpatient setting - which Stacey Adams repeated almost verbatium a couple of weeks later. I also pointed out the change in wording in the compant's RNS's to remove Covid 19 - which was also supported a short time later when RM completley failed to mention Sprinter in his first Procative interview after the deep dive.
Stick to your little word searches and leave the analytical stuff to those with more insight. Almost everything you've pointed up as being "meaningfiul" has crashed and burned in the last 6 months.

Brand mentioned the pre orders for SAB gunto - as if soemone on NIH is going to hans us a wad of cash alongside a plce of Strive. I used Shionogi as a comparator to that

I've put this out there for debate. Hopefully we hope it doesn't come to this, but the multiple arrows in the air strategy only works if we get onto STRIVE. Once on STRIVE we are in control again. There are no other free trials that we'd be candidates for so any f the other arrows would come at huge cost.
Not that that matters particularly. We own 100% of doobly squat at the moment so we'd all tbe immeasurably better off if another 200m shares were issued to fund another trial which might eventually see us back into 3 figures and beyond

BARDA handed out pre-orders to everyone in the days before Omicron. I don't thomg they've supported Shionogi in any way financially