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I don't know Doc - I do think it is positive even with RM's comment about 'putting the fire out'. All depends on the authorisation given but if SNG is given medical authorisation for both home AND hospital setting, then we are going to be swimming in the gravy regardless.
Imagine you get C19 at home and start off fine, but then start to become breathless. First port of call - get SNG delivered and onto the nebuliser for 14 days.
If the disease progresses too fast, you get admitted into hospital then get put on SNG.
I see it as a win-win. Simply a case of when SNG is administered.
I had thought the worldwide hospital trial a waste of time with Activ2 running - but goes to show again, the SNG board really do know what they are doing.

Listening back to his comments, I have a different take on his comments re: home trial results. (40:45 min). It is pretty positive.

He did not sound disappointed at all and his comments were in reply to Max Hermann's comments "let's hope the earlier setting results are even better...". RM's reply was definitely to manage expectations "...our drug seems to want a fire to put out ... and it might be with Covid that the patients aren't poorly enough to generate a big signal..."
Cue the word 'might'
"...Nevertheless you don't need much of an effect when the world is broken ... any effect you can have in the home environment is priceless..."

Long covid - he refers to teasing data and again sounds positive.

Going back to re-listen to recording, see if I missed anything of import.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6UUKBD62gk

Alinz,

I understood that as well. RM said that logically, they'd expected better results if anti-virals are given sooner rather than later; lowering expectations for the Home trial results as compared with phase 2.

Interestingly, he also pointed out that the positive effect on day 28 is greater than at day 15 as compared with the placebo.

Yes, SH would have been better on this panel.

Alinz,

Caught that comment, too. Sounds like he wants to manage expectations.

Whilst the science is no doubt interesting and it is good to know what 'competition' is out there - do wish there is a 'fast forward' button for this RECORDING!

I think we need to send RM a copy of the Oxford dictionary with bookmarks under 'imminent' and 'sprinter'! :-)

Bruce - Bed and ISA not available from my broker. Will need to look around for another broker. Not happy with the delay in releasing monies.

Side note: My buys and sells are showing correctly on LSE.

Some of the sells will likely be people like me who have to sell first from a non-ISA account before buying in a new ISA account. Would prefer to buy first before selling but needs must.
Making a mistake by selling from the wrong account then having to quickly buy back does not help either. LOL. Need a cup of coffee.

Interesting to watch to watch the price movement with my buy and sells though. Volume is really low as my transactions should really not have much of a noticeable effect.

I hope he can hold off till Friday...
Cash tied up till then.

Possible other effects of Covid found:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56650125

I don’t normally use log scale but yes, channel can help set the next price target, depending on where and when price reaches the upper channel.

If this next price move is an intermediate Elliot Wave 3, then price could exceed this channel too.

Fruits,

Do you know if the earlier Numis quote for SP at £10-50 on the fraudulent website then?

Just a note of caution: SNG001 is not tested against under 18s. Whilst it is worrying that more children are being infected, there will unlikely be any direct correlation with future orders for SNG until further trials (*sigh*) for under 18s are run.

Good points Andy. You’ve articulated some of my thoughts. One good thing to remember though, aside from the USA angle, is the concurrent multinational trials happening. Fantasy Positive results from both will make it a lot harder for the govt and EU to ignore

And just a reminder that new vaccines will continue to be needed ...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/30/tuesday-briefing-vaccines-covid-coverage

CR - defo can relate with your sentiments. Never win anything much either, though comparing to lottery is perhaps a little unrealistic (!) as odds of winning the lottery is 1 in tens of millions! Think our odds of 'winning' here is a lot higher. lol

I'm with HL so cheers, guys. Saves me learning this Bed/ISA the hard way! Got some spare cash so will create ISa first, buy before selling - or maybe do the it the other way round depending on SP...

You know, now we are so close to the new ISA deadline, I really would not mind 'no news' for another few more days so I can shift some of my stock into a new ISA account. Selfish, I know but makes better financial sense ;-)