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My only concern with phase 2 was that it was a small sample.
I wouldn’t say I’m an impatient person, but I want some news now!

FWIW I don’t see anything wrong with Gunto’s posts. We are all entitled to an opinion.
I have a decent weighting in SNG. If there is a dip back down towards 120-130p, I’ll look to top up a bit more.
I believe in SNG but nothing is ever guaranteed. Everyone should do a stress test on their own portfolios… for example, if the worst was to happen and SNG goes to zero, would it have a profoundly negative effect for their future? If so, de risk and diversify.

Plenty of good articles coming out now on interferon beta.

Decent volume today… highest since 2nd July.

That’s incorrect.

Polar Capital have full discretion over what they hold in the portfolio. Funds might have a mandate which says they can only invest in certain areas and at certain limits, for example no single stock should exceed 10%. In addition, for open ended funds, if they have a lot of redemptions and clients selling their fund, they would have to raise the cash to pay back to the client.
For the investment trust (PCGH.LN) it works differently as this is a listed stock in its own right. And so you’d potentially see the discount to NAV widen (the underlying net asset value of the shares contained within the trust). Investment trusts can be great investment vehicles because if you get it right you can have the underlying shares like SNG perform well, and the discount to NAV narrow, for a double whammy of extra performance.

Matterhorn, I am of course more hopeful of the £10, hence being well invested here. If, for whatever reason, the trials fail then we all know the share price will move sharply lower.

Fingers crossed up long term holders reap some well deserved rewards!

Unless there is news then I see the share price continuing to be range bound between 150-170p until news does drop. Ultimately, I’ve told myself this is either going to be 10p or £10 per share. They’ll be no in between.

Apologies, I should have clarified, I lay the blame squarely at the government for forward planning, or rather the lack of. The doctors and nurses have my absolute respect.

I have no sympathy anymore for hospitals being at capacity. There’s been plenty of time to plan for these eventualities. The nightingale hospitals were put up at vast cost and never used.

As for the potential reintroduction of lockdowns, where does this end? Virtually the entire country (certainly those at risk) have been vaccinated. As someone else mentioned, I do not think people are going to accept being jabbed every other month with another booster.

Back to Synairgen… this, or a similar treatment, will surely have to be the way to go. I’ve been a relatively long term holder and am nervously excited for the next update. It would also be a great success story for the UK.