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Phil,

When price went to 136, it had already reached 50% retracement. So hopefully we won't see that low again.

Goose,

I sincerely hope that is the case, i.e. that they are working on something for care homes. God forbid this forecast comes true:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/oct/21/warning-of-tens-of-thousands-of-deaths-in-england-from-covid-19-second-wave

I was just about to open a thread about long covid.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54622059

Apologies if this has already been discussed, but is there a case for contacting these Kings Researchers and make them aware of Synairgen as a preventative measure against long covid?

More like 4p - opened at 182 :-)

Good for you. I've still got time to make a final decision on my allowance - so you'll have to 'steal' extra shares from someone else ;-)

Grifter:

My thoughts - 2 possible fibonacci scenario (https://tinyurl.com/yyeqghty)
Essentially, we are either still in a corrective mode or we are part-way through an impulse wave.
If price closes down, below yesterday's low, then we are more likely to see lower SP in coming days.

I'm sitting out buying the share options or buying any more shares until I can see clearly that the price has bottomed.

I can see my offer on HL app.

Looks increasingly that price will reach about the £1.50 level. Shame I did not trust my own analysis. Could have sold higher to buy back at a lower price. No more spare cash )-:

Welcome Kardor

Should we all report Parry's post then?

Kenneth

I had to look up GLA, too. FYI: DYOR = Do Your Own Research!
Pun intended.

BigMac

You are correct about the family of coronaviruses. As are most of the seasonal flu we get . As you correctly pointed out, we did not have the technology then to identify nor to treat the Spanish Flu.

With Covid19, even with current technology, the virus spread so quickly and the world has been scrambling to understand this virus, to prevent and treat it.

Thank heavens for Synairgen!

Disclaimer 1 - I hold SNG share, but was not fortunate enough to buy at as good a price as many of you LTH here. It is in my interest for price to rise.

I have been doing some simple fibonacci calculations based on closing price. If we take the recent rise from 6p, then to 71p, back down to 33.5, etc to the closing high of 249p as Wave 1. A 50% retracement for wave 2 could see a closing price in the range of £1.50. This would coincide with a 1-to-1 extension (AB=CD) of the recent drop. It will also coincide with the last high at about £1.48 in Feb 2005.

For me, having some idea of where price might drop to before a rebounce is very useful.

If we have had Wave 1 (ending with a closing high of £2.49), and we are currently in Wave 2, then this is very good news indeed. So long as we can hang on past the pain of a further drop in price, Wave 3 and Wave 5 (extension waves) will take us way beyond £2.49. Anyone who is familiar with fibonacci charts will be aware that Wave 3 is never the shortest wave.

Disclaimer no.2 - I am not a fibonacci expert. :-)

Awonda, I think I know this acronym at least! MF = Motley Fool.

And many thanks for explanation, Meelie.

Makes sense that you would have covered patents already and Syn BoD are very smart people.

Apologies for querying this further.

Does the patent include method of delivery? Isn't the nebulisation form of interferon the key cornerstone of Synaigen's uniqueness?

I very much agree with you. It is possibly the early result from the test they are running with remdesivir and interferon:

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/nih-to-test-remdesivir-with-merck-kgaas-interferon-therapy-as-a-covid-19-treatment-2020-08-07
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/nih-clinical-trial-testing-remdesivir-plus-interferon-beta-1a-covid-19-treatment-begins

He was able to offload 400K shares without price dropping. Pretty bullish, no?

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