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I believe the patent was approved 28th October 2020

I suspect this may be the cause of the rise now happening.

Patent:
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COVID Cytokine Storm article:
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Is anyone following the news on HVOs new compound patent to treat Cytokine Storms? Hypercytokinemia is believed to be the cause of death in around 50% of severe covid cases.

With the language they used in the past and their arrogant nature I feel they will muscle through 10p by fair means or fowl might as you say, may have to wait until 2021 before doing so.

Does a stock split circumnavigate the issue of offering above the highest price paid?

I assume they will just muscle through their offer of 10p per share now?

MMs are paid to create a market, there is nothing more to it than that. You see so much nonsense about the evil market makers but most of the accusations are utter nonsense. They are solely there to drum up business for themselves by enticing buys and sells and to provide liquidity - up to you which of these you view as the side effect.

Make no mistake though, it is holders who fail to understand ORPH in its entirety, not the market makers.

People need to understand the vaccine news isn't bad news for ORPH at all. The people selling their 10,000 shares are probably the ones who bought off some random article from Doc Holiday, with no real understanding of the company nor the inclination to bother to learn about it. I'd bet my bottom dollar no institutional investors sold any on new today(!).

It's a fantastic buying opportunity for a company that has derisked to well beyond the current share price and I would assume will bounce back (and beyond) quickly too.

IG was a bit slow to give quotes but otherwise fully functional. Find their platofmr a dam* sight better than HL or barclays, although cystomer service are useless ******s

Haha that aged well

I don't think they'll be an immutex announcement anytime soon

are you bi-polar?

Go and look at pretty much any posdt you made from July to September, may jog your memory a little. Not sure how this kettle relates to your pot, I've never posted a negative post on ORPH, let alone one on SP stagnation.

For those like moniman who get annoyed whenever an SP stagnates for 5 minutes, heres a little perspective from a spreadsheet I keep, since HVO acquisition .

Month - Price - Increase on Previous Month - Compound Increase
Mar 5.94p
Apr 6.24p (+5.05%)
May 9p (+44.23%) (+51.52%)
Jun 15.84p (+76%) (+166.67%)
Jul 11.9p (-24.87%) (+100.34%)
Aug 12.79p (+7.48%) (+115.32%)
Sep 15.1p (+18.06%) (+154.21%)
Oct 19.5p (+29.14%) (+228.28%)
Nov 26.5p (+35.9%) (+346.13%)

Im not so convinced a contract should take 18 months and still not be signed. If that had been the expectation the initial agreement would have set a date with this in mind. I just know EQTs history of signing MOUs then slowly brushing them under the carpet and moving on to the next one.

Why are you still invested then? There are plenty of companies out there that will 4x in a matter of months. You might even find the next NCYT. I knows people in UKOG who were 95% down and only £100s still left in, and they still sold. I'm not saying DISH will definitely fail, it has some positives as I've seen CEOs treat investors with far more contempt than aiden has here for example, but I think some red flags and COVID make me personally lean that way. But whatever happens you have to be true to your gut and your research.

Don't hold anything you don't believe in

Ill leave you to make up your own decisions I guess, the question that someone asked here is pertinent; if you knwe about dish, had nothing invested and had £20k, would dish be the one you chose?

Difference between Estimated Primary Completion Date and Estimated Study Completion Date meaning, anyone?

ive been there jsmith. ive left companies at 80% down but recovered losses elsewhere. There's so many better 'stories' out there than DISH (in my opinion), and plenty with potential to do 4x in light of covid. Wont be recommending any as I feel its important to do your own research.

What got you in to dish in the first place, and why so much into this one rather than spread out?

jsmith, you have to try and take emotions out of investing. Holding because you are doing badly is one of the worst strategies there is, and long term pretty much guaranteed to wipe you out. There's so many expensive lessons to be learnt on the markets but you do have to LEARN from them and not just stay invested through nothing but stubbornness. You're hanging on to a dream here but there are so many better companies with genuine prospects and achievements.

WHat is your average here anyway? There's no way you have "tens of thousands" up at 9p ish, so im guessing your average is more around the 4-5p mark(?) being 75+ down is utterly painful but you must still have £1000s of value left; its not chicken feed so dont disrespect that cash leaving it in a company you have no faith in. I have sold out of companies at up to 90% down but in retrospect that 10% is a blessing. Honestly you sleep easier when you leave a loser behind, regardless of loss.