The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
It absolutely would affect data integrity.
As frustrating as it is, we will be rewarded for the data first by-the-book approach.
Would love to see an RNS stating begging of mass production come a couple of days after the data is unblinded. It wont happen of course, but it would be a great way to inflate the SP pre readout.
Great, thanks.
My thinking was that the data is being unblinded around that date and with interim readout being an option in the trial protocol perhaps the data will be handed over immediately.
It gives some reason to that date, but wishful thinking by the sounds of thing.
So once the data set is open they'll look at it themselves rather than waiting for SNG to analyse and publish it.
Smooth move if thats the deal, they might get their authorisation and orders in before America that way.
I mean in his defense the document provided makes it very clear you are more likely to test positive if you're vaccinated (unless under 18). It's there in black and white.
But the other points you state are backed up by the same document.
Yeah, it felt like the board was under assault yesterday. And really going for it with some flat out lies too! I see the lies more and more now that there is such a solid case for this, it becomes hard to undermine the facts so just lie.
I really don't think 'they' are targeting us, I think 'they' just want to reduce the number of new entrants (who are likely to hold until results) to minimise buying pressure and 'floating' shares as much as possible. Traders are probably fine with 'them' I'd imagine as they make a SP more volatile and will ultimately sell in the short term anyway.
LTH all seem hardened to it, prospects if you're investing based on what you see in a BB, maybe do a bit more of your own research (amusingly that counts for my post too). If youre genuinely "thinking of investing" and are here for support ask for supporting studies or where is a good place to start your own research, we'd all love to help (others will have better suggestions than me I'd think).