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Org, you may be subtle but you aren't good enough. You have posted your argument that the strain is getting weaker, without a shred of evidence, more than 10 times. You have posted that you've been told this by a pilot friend, you've posted that you play golf with a member of the Sunday Times Rich List, you've posted that you're concerned our CEO does not have sufficient business experience. You continually post that BBs have no effect in a company with a large proportion of PIs. Your holding, if you have one, may be inconsequential. Others are not. Your BS is calculated.

I was certainly surprised the changes were not included in an RNS.
However, they are there in black and white on the register.

Punit posted that he had sold at 100p on the morning we got results. It ended the day at 190p.
We know what they're doing.

Other peer reviews are irrelevant, Covid is currently top priority.
In my view the decision has been taken to hold and publish results for the trial as a whole. Getting peer review for the initial pilot of 100 patients would likely only result in people pointing to the small scale and saying more data is required.
As a reminder, the trial has been expanded from an initial pilot of 100 hospitalised patients to include a pivotal stage.
This is likely the outcome of talks with regulators on their requirements for approval.
The trial is ongoing. Given the rising numbers of cases and hospitalisations, recruitment is likely to be accelerating.
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04385095?term=sng001&draw=2&rank=1

Shpunken - I can see what I can see. There is a concerted effort to create panic here this morning.

Yes - interesting but extremely conservative.
Worth noting that Finncap target of £3.60 was based on COPD alone, without approval - double that with approval.
They explained that the COVID element is essentially impossible to value at the moment.

AIM is highly corrupt and there appears to be an organised syndicate betting against the stock. Their goal in posting lies and creating turmoil here is to get PIs to panic sell in order to drive the price lower.
Unlike many, this company is not corrupt. Do what is right for you, but do not let others scare you into selling.

Lansdowne had no choice, they did not maintain liquidity

Org30 confirmed beyond any shadow of a doubt as a shorter. How sad.

Wow. it looks like some folks are organised to short this thing. You make me mildly sick.

- Lansdowne sold because they had to, having lost 42% of their fund
- There remains no evidence the strain has changed or got weaker
- COPD results were good, supported use in COVID and gave us very valuable confirmation of use alongside steroids.

I think I'm going make a list and check it twice.

Wish I could be of more help but I doubt there are any meaningful comparisons to be drawn - the situation is so far removed from normality. A successful treatment for Covid will clearly be immensely valuable.

That's a weird one, in my head it's 'beater' for interferon, but 'bater' for software.
Reminds me of the Gif vs Jif debate, the creator insists it's Jif but no-one listens :)

Known as normality bias, or normalcy bias.
Along with a lot of cognitive dissonance and varying degrees of paranoia.

I appreciate the situation is very serious, but just for those who might like a distraction, this is the first (and IMHO best) episode of a sitcom called Black Books, in which Manny assimilates the Little Book of Calm. Very funny.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj5_EVbRk_4

At the risk of sounding fanatical, it's probably quite a good time to buy SNG :)

*Applause*

Lots to blame Boris for but I don't think we can pin the pandemic entirely on him.
I'd imagine the wider markets are correcting as folks are remembering there's a pandemic on.
I suppose EMPACTA may have a minor impact if folks are concerned about competition. I'm not.

BTW, the key issue with a site like 'lockdownsceptics' is that they've got it all backwards.
The logical person considers the evidence and then arrives at conclusions, not the other way round.

Now you're being the silly sausage again Seb.
As you well know, a considerable proportion of this company is in the hands of PIs.
BTW, well-run companies tend to run themselves.

Deeply misguided IMHO.
Goodnight.