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a ferry contract to a company with no ferries, they can bl**dy well sign a contract to get treatment from a company that actually has a treatment available. My rant for the day

That's the problem with Democracy and people's love freedom. Business as normal where possible. If we adopted a Communist style approach ban freedom, ban going out, ban meeting, and all punishable by extreme communist-style punishments we wouldn't have this problem. It's a nice problem for Biotech's and for us who could stand t make money, but that's the sad reality.

people are saying this has no relation. Can't see how, but the price doesn't reflect the £ price so Im a bit wary but no idea how OTC works.

While the Gov't dithers and puts a price on human survival, we can but wait. Sometimes I like Trump and his gung-ho let's get it out there now policy

I know but it's just my wish. It gives a floor to the share price too until further news.

If they all are then Placing ahoy. I need to get more at a lower price and admit all, you know you want to to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xjy_bV8Jxio

when proactive have that as their highlighted story, you know its something big, regardless of how high it rose

https://twnews.co.uk/uk-news/coronavirus-sweden-chloroquine-trials-stop-due-to-side-effects

Synairgen is a UK-based company, and it appears their formulation hasn't crossed overseas yet.

But it does say has been approached by, and is in discussion with, a number of scientific and governmental bodies in the US and internationally since the COVID-19 outbreak began.

Halfway down

https://www.foxnews.com/health/inhaled-drug-coronavirus-treatment-interferon-beta

is fruitless, pointless and for the speculative deluded. You'll hear it when you hear it. I'd rather concentrate on what's happening here then let Trumpland catch up.

why hunt, its all over twitter

Icing on the cake bit. I don't think they are talking, I think Gov'ts are begging

Synairgen, which is still based at Southampton general hospital, is now presenting its findings to medical regulators around the world to seek approval for the next stage in bringing the treatment to market. New drug approval procedures often take months, but governments have promised to speed up the process to get promising coronavirus treatments approved.

I've had a really good week, albeit only a few g's up on this. Will top up for sure Monday. Didn't see this until now as SYN has clouded my head all week.

They said they are talking to partners even if peer review will call for more testing, there simply isn't time. It's not a new compound so is relatively de-risked. There are barriers, Gov't barriers, funding (£2 think now) for whatever they need to pay salaries and negotiate deals. Im sure it will be small.

Phase III - I cant see it happening despite them calling for it. Its all illumanti stuff (lol). They want to fill pockets with shares. How will they do it before the influenza and Covid part 2 season.

Production - They are touting production as confidence in the outcome of Phase II. This contradicts even themselves saying Phase III is required. Maybe production is for Phase III, who knows.

As always this has the hallmark of GW Pharma once a paltry UK 20p stock, now a NasDaq $100 stock. The second time in about 10 years I have seen the similarities.

Should change my name to FoxyRAmper

just to be mentioned is saying something

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/07/covid-19-top-science-stories-of-the-week-from-early-vaccine-success-to-claims-of-new-treatment/

keep it constructive, please. No time for Bulletin Board point scoring...

https://buzzstore1.blob.core.windows.net/media/atlanticmarkets/Reports/ATLANTIC%20CAPITAL%20MARKETS%20-%20Synairgen.pdf

on 1 drug?? Deluded tw*t

its good to repost these links daily I think.