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Without any news it would be very difficult to say no to a £5 buyout offer in the next couple of weeks. It would make for quite a nice Christmas - but it could only happen based on news/data that would make us all re-value it anyway.

I'm quite pleased we've got a homegrown II at the top of the table, given the economy is catastrophucked forever we could probably do with keeping the spoils in the country.
I also like it when they buy more shares. More people should do that, the world would be a better place.

Eva, could you please be a bit kinder to those of us who 'destroyed our wealth' from £2.40 to 80p, because we did after all fund the ****ing company that you just bought up cheap. Thanks :)

1) Would still involve outsourcing almost everything to partners and I'd rather not keep hold of all the risk long-term. I don't mind if that's the best way to get SNG001 out in bulk to govts etc in the short term, esp at high margins.
2) Is very attractive, especially with recent SP pain - big money in the bank quickly, drug probably gets into use quicker etc.
3) Is my preference to maximise value, especially if we could load it at the front end a bit, a nice chunky payment now and then royalties for 20 years.

I think 2 is most likely outcome, 3 close behind, and 1 fairly unlikely.

but I'd prefer licencing deals to be heavily weighted upfront

Eva, your mistake was going and making a load of money elsewhere and getting out before the drop.
If you had been sensible like me and stayed in, you'd have much less dosh on the table to worry about.
Still, not bad for a beginner and if you don't lose it all you'll be stonking rich. So that's nice.

I have no idea where the idea of secret convertibles has come from, the shares were sold and have been admitted. Otherwise known as 'conversion'. Both parts of the round were over-subscribed. The best explanation I have seen for the lack of TR1s is that any IIs who asked for more than £10.5M worth were simply scaled back under the threshold due to the over-subscription.

It excludes millions of people including many of the most vulnerable to covid, so it is a setback in terms of the impact on saving lives in the short term. But it's highly precautionary.
I think two adverse reactions out of the thousands vaccinated yesterday is well within the sort of range you'd expect. It's more concerning that it's being reported as a problem because that may harm uptake.
The public needs to be expecting adverse reactions and even fatalities sooner or later, the point is to swap one risk for a smaller one, you can never eliminate it. I worry that if they come as a shock, people will panic.
From the trial the allergic reaction rate was 0.6% vs 0.5% on placebo and a small proportion of reactions will be severe.

New PR strategy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs_-emj1qR4

Whatever. I feel like I've been vaccinated against the SP at this point, should have at least a few months of immunity.
I'm just grateful we got our placing away when it mattered and before the market decided the pandemic was over.

Sue works for consilium, our PR agency. She is not Richard's PA and she is not directing anyone to ask Clinigen about the start of Phase 3, since that makes no sense whatsoever. Woodstock is mistaken.

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

I do tell people I'm a fish but the truth is I am fibbi'n
- Axolotl

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Hmm. Who to follow? Eva or pants?

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Phew. Thank you for bringing out the lucky pants.
Have to say it's a relief as the SP has been in a rather unlucky spot.
Would you mind wearing them through until Christmas please?

Once upon a time, before Manic Monday, many of us saw the home trials as the ultimate prize here - the goal being to treat the patient early and prevent hospitalisation completely. The brilliant news that SNG001 is effective for hospitalised patients shifted the priority to hospitalised cases as that is where the immediate need and value is greatest. However, we shouldn't forget that many experts expect efficacy to be greater at earlier stages. The home trial results could be very exciting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1uEy-n4IsU

I would happily orbit the earth a few times before we go to the moon.