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It's common sense gardening logic that can be applied to the real world Andy, nothing deeper than that. Staring at your plants isn't going to make them grow any faster, a bit like investments.

We had an RNS in February. We've been told we'll get an update in Q2. It's not Q2.

Gardeners don’t pull their plants up every day to check the roots.

Me too, sorry for your loss.

Doc

In reply, there's a severe bout of 'short-termism' pervading the BB which stifles debate and sharing of fact-based information TBH.

You said "none of us invested for COPD". I'm not sure who you mean by 'us' but I certainly did and continue to see COPD as the long-term golden egg, and I know of others (some LTH like me others not) who also invested with the colossal and as yet untapped global COPD market in mind.

You said "The iis who came in on placing didn’t expect the trial they were funding to be stuck in a siding 4 months later." We know this, how? I've not seen anything that leads me to believe II's are jumping off the Synairgen ship. Perhaps it's because they have a deeper understanding of trial complexities and more realistic expectations of when data will be released.

You said "At the moment it’s only Van der Leyen’s incompetence that’s keeping us in the game.".
It's your choice whether you follow the officially reported global figures or not, but the facts stand, there are still 117 countries where vaccination rates are less than 3% currently, and some of those countries have zero vaccination programmes yet in place. Zero. Those are the facts. Van der Leyen represents the EU, not the rest of the world so her action or inaction does not affect our global prospects very much at all.

That's where patience and discipline needed to stay the course pays off.

Investors who keep their focus on the long term when others get distracted (and distressed) by short-term drama see their patience rewarded down the road.

Up to you lads whether you stay or go.

great toooon

Great catch Saxondale. In the pictorial, it looks like the most 'attractive' option IMO over injection and IV ...nice drawing .....hopefully this will speak to those looking at the options.

That has always been my understanding and assumption Matterhorn, based on the fact that they could never guarantee surges when they needed them because of the transcience involved in pandemic trialling. Perhaps others have been tied to the notion that the set list of countries was absolute? Personally I have only ever viewed them as, as you put it, a 'hedge'. Fill what you can where you can and get on with it. Be good to know if that is the case.

Does anyone know the figure for the % retail investors (only) in Synairgen?

and with proper tabulation here...https://ourworldindata.org/covid-hospitalizations

Official figures:
Covid Hospitalization rates are rising across Europe in these countries:
Daily new hospital admissions for COVID-19patients

Mar 7, 2021 Mar 21, 2021
Belgium 1,027 1,461
Croatia 524 717
Cyprus 104 139
Czechia 13,631 14,083
Estonia 545 553
France 9,166 10,734
Greece 2,501 3,216
Netherlands 1,206 1,418
Norway 104 217
Slovenia 314 323

Sourced from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).

Thanks Chip2491, I think I'll bookmark this for future reference. Good catch.

Every few weeks it it mentioned here Jonathansxx, as they do like to promote it in 'The Sun' and the DM. It has no phase 3 data or peer-viewed results. It has been through one trial @ St Peters and is being 'promoted ' by an ex-Tory Minister, but has had no traction with regulators or governments thus far, most likely because of lack of rigorous trial data, which really is key to commercial success. Unfortunately there are many treatments making claims that are not backed up by hard peer-reviewed scientific data, this seems to fall into that category. Nonetheless, it sounds 'nice' but personally I wouldn't want to rely on it as a Covid preventative with such flimsy evidence, particularly heath care professionals who tend to follow the science and not the marketing.

Very succint, thanks DPC1825 and others who have listed key milestone dates again here. It can be hard to keep track - good to have a quick list handy.

Thanks for link CR1909, interesting.

Sorry Matterhorn I just saw you posted links too - yours will be more up to date as i took data from 22nd March.

Doc

Amarillo:

By Kaitlin Johnson | March 22, 2021 at 1:22 PM CDT - Updated March 22 at 1:22 PM
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - There are now 258 active cases of COVID-19 in the Amarillo area.
The City of Amarillo released the daily update of cases in Potter and Randall counties.

Today’s report shows 22 new cases, 74 recoveries and two deaths.
The report shows two deaths in Potter County.
There are now 17,095 total confirmed cases in Potter County and 16,383 in Randall County.
32,519 people have recovered and 701 have died.
There are three pending tests.
The Amarillo Area Hospitalization Rate is now 4.27%.

More good news, thanks for posting ggg21.

I've just had my 1st vaccine jab Doc and all I want to do is sleep, sleep and sleep some more, very wierd. But yes, Belgium dix points, exciting news!