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Your comment is not without merit FTC but
35 years but £2500 investment?

Doesn’t square up.
See the problem?

Amazing find Ducati

Paper was submitted 2 Dec 2020, revised 16 July 2021 and accepted 20 July 2021.
Found the delay and timing of acceptance interesting.

Not sure if the phase 3 referred to here refers to the SNG 18 trials or Activ 2. Might be the former as no direct mention of Activ2.

Good debate. Merit on both sides of the argument.

Thanks Doc. That is what I understood from your previous comments.

As our trial has not been closed due to futility, as with some others, there is still a possibility of positive news on the Activ2 front, though perhaps not as stellar as previously expected. Fauci has said in the past that he wants to keep people out of hospital. However, it does raise the question though, if SNG001 is best placed or first administered in hospital (stabilise patient and send patient home to complete treatment), should we perhaps look out for SNG being moved into one of the other Activ trials?)

But I see that now the greater weighting will come from our current international hospital trials.

Thanks for explaining this is layman's terms, Doc.
If I may clarify, you are suggesting that it is possible we may not see stellar results for Activ2, as hospital then home setting may be best place for SNG001.

What about confirmation we are in phase 3 for Activ2?

To those involved, it seems a foregone conclusion and no news is good news - but should we expect an official announcement?

Thank you Joey - for the 'translation'! Would have got my head in a twist otherwise.

Brilliant!

“It’s not worth giving our drug to everybody. Wait until they develop lower respiratory tract illness and then give it to them,” when it may do more good, Marsden says. “It’s a huge ask of a drug that it be so safe and so efficacious that you can give it to everybody.”

Correct me if I’m wrong: 24 weeks from the start of Activ2?
Surely it would be 24 weeks for each test participant until the trial numbers are filled - ie several weeks from now, at the earliest?

Announcement is a red herring. It is about prolonged shelf life to ... wait for it ... 1 year!

In their own words: ... unable to stock the investigational medicine in pharmacies...

Note the word: investigational. Sounds like they could not even get to the starting block.

IMHO Synterferon is a better name than Synairgen or any make up of Synairgen.
Synterferon alludes to the main ingredient very well. More importantly, it is easier for Joe Blogs and journalists to pronounce.
Don't we now have a marketing bod? The easier the product name is to pronounce and remember, the better.

I know we have another 45 mins to go but if this SP holds, nice end to the day and week! Good candle pattern, too.

You're right. My mistake )-:

Whilst I'd welcome positive news next Tuesday, charting doesn't work like that. If you are looking at an annual chart, the smallest timeframe would be a year. BTW my charts only give me up to monthly views :-)

But you did get me looking and counting the weekly bars. The pattern so far has been:

13/1/2020 to the high 14/4/2020 - 13 weeks (a Fibonacci number)
8/6/2020 to the high 17/8/2020 - 11 weeks (another Fibonacci number)
7/12/2020 to the high 15/2/2021 - 11 weeks

So if this pattern does continue, taking the low at 17/5/2021, this is week 9, then we could expect price to reach the next high within 2 weeks (11 weeks) or 4 weeks (13 weeks).

Those who dislike 'chart talk' please keep you knickers on. This is all in good fun.

You are right, this share IS news driven.

Rubbish at timing. Have not found a robust system yet.
However, there is a possible hint that the next 'peak' could be at the end of this month, beginning of August.

Don't hold me to it though!

I am cautiously optimistic. Hourly and 4 hourly chart beginning to show a possible technical divergence (favouring the upside).

Study finds young just as likely to develop complications: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57840825

Just found out: Friend's daughter is a nurse. Tested on lateral flow AND PCR - came back negative but persistent chest problem. Xray reveals problem with lungs so now admitted into Covid ward despite negative Covid tests.

From Whitty himself:

Prof Whitty predicted that in the medium term, coronavirus could mutate into a "vaccine escape variant" that could take the UK "some of the way backwards" into the worst days of the pandemic.

source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57858864

Thanks for that, Doc. I must admit to have scrolled very quickly through the ‘debate’ on vaccines.
I’ve had AZ so reassuring to know I’m still wuite protected. Bubbles bursting in schools around my area, closer and closer acquaintances and colleagues isolating due to contracting Covid.
We ARE a long way off

I’d feel happier knowing I had an SNG treatment in MY fridge!

We have a high vaccination rate but a large portion of that is AZ vaccine, not just Pfizer. AZ is much less effective against the Delta variant. This may be why even double vaccinated, we will continue to have rising cases of infection and hospitalisation.