Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Forgot to add... GLA.
I've just had a look at the results: the C/D combined data vs C & D individually; the p-value and significance changes which it would as the the n-values are higher combined. This suggests that the n-value should have been higher, so either; the study wasn't designed optimally or the recruitment of patients was difficult. This combined with a medium level placebo response rate, (perhaps they should have gone for low response rate *), and good safety profile gives the impression that this will get approved for phase III. Overall the results are good, and my view is that this will recover in due course.
* https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31368787/
- Disclaimer: I'm not invested here
Just my opinion; a shut down of a "few" cinemas to release some debt followed or in conjunction with a debt for equity swap. It's my opinion, so DYOR.
Yes.
LOL
I'm just saying... don't write everyone's comments off.
How long have you been investing Newbie2020? I'd suggest please don't compare them - it will give you the wrong answer. If you wait for next week you will understand why.
Are you asking me to make another prediction?
I was having a trip down memory lane... and remembering your comments when I said the SP would hit 20p or even lower. It was interesting how many people wanted to just shut the conversation down - including yourself. It's good to have a healthy discussion.
Many of you paid no attention and put everyone who said 20p on a filter list.
@PinkEye
"I've given a reasonable opinion on my view and also tried not to personalise it. It shouldn't upset people too much if I think the sp will fall.
Right now you're setting up a confrontational situation which it doesn't need to be - unless you want a gloat off post 24th Sept, which I have no intention of participating in.
I'm in profit as we speak - ive done my research; I'm predicting 41p on the 23rd Sept end of play. On the 24th im predicting a fall - you could be looking at low to sub 30p.
I'm thinking it will then decline into 20p territory over the coming weeks, unless the news on the 24th specifically indicates a game changer soon after.
Lets see folks.
Good luck."
Like I said, I am NOT a big fan of these Fools. However, they are making observations based on what many commentators and analysts used for Thomas Cook. It's something worth keeping in mind.
I'm not a big fan of the Motley Fool, but on occasions they write something worth reading, this being one:
"Cineworld isn’t far off the Deadly Triad. In my view, the company’s debt and trading outlook are so grim I can only see — at best — a massive debt-for-equity restructuring, leaving current shareholders with negligible value."
"Cineworld isn’t far off the Deadly Triad. In my view, the company’s debt and trading outlook are so grim I can only see — at best — a massive debt-for-equity restructuring, leaving current shareholders with negligible value."
You need 17 consecutive days like this and you'll have a £1/ share.
"...Cineworld’s current liquidity may only last it until November or December"
That's the interesting part.
@M00la - it's wise not to be "curious" about others holdings (to future gloat) when your own are in a bad situation.
@indepthwins - very good points there. Some investors on here could do with reading your posts twice.
https://www.lse.co.uk/news/CINE/warner-bros-delays-dune-the-batman-movies-z3as9b4he2ikiat.html
It's pretty bad behaviour - I was fairly optimistic for a New Year turn around, but this disrespect for the employees is an extremely low blow.