The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Just to muddy the waters a bit, after the technical end of Ph1a I think there will be fair chunk of time spent on collating and interpreting all the data, reviewing it (and maybe peer revising it)! So it could be 6 weeks (?) or so before it is released to the public! However they may have kicked off Ph1b by then!
Also if the data is that good, they will want to have a mega event to launch it with a fanfare (or maybe that’s just not AS’s style!), or just an RNS then!?
I think the limiting factor is the impact on the heart. For the same toxicity in the heart from standard Dox (which will be at a "safe " MTD level to protect the heart anyway) then AV6000 can be dosed at x6 for the same impact/ level of toxicity in the heart, which then results in x18 at the tumour!
"And tod!?ay is still tax year end, so probably still some last-minute bed-and ISA selling today. Like most stocks, there is fair prospect of uptick tomorrow and/or next few days as the new ISA year starts. On that premise I've added more today."
From Abdx bb, this could explain today's sp weakness
According to RAH on twitter:
"There are 24 presentations so c.9 mins per presentation. #AVCT are slot #13 so presenting shortly after c.8.15pm GMT."
So not just a poster, but a presentation and a delegation of top brass too!
According to short tracker and LSE on this page, Bronte are 0.5% and Jupiter 0.58% (reduced by 0.1% on 3rd March) = 1.08% which is 2.5m shares to buy!
Bronte will be getting twitchy as they shorted at about £0.75, Jupiter at about £1.2!? A short squeeze coming imo!
Runner, I accept your logic, but I thought that Marex/Jupiter were somehow manipulating a low sp inorder to get out, however not being a professional I don't know how. I thought if they were to sell a few to get a low sp and then buy a lot more (outweighing the sell) then that might explain the seesawing sp. OR is it just normal sp fluctuations!?
Not quite right, any bidder only needs 51% of shareholders votes not shares! Given that II's hold say about 75% of all shares and are highly unlikely to vote for a hostile bid of anything like £1 or less then any such silly bids would be unsuccessful!!
BITL, Ok, but I am assuming that they are not in the business of increasing their short anymore (hoping) and certainly not for a small rise in sp, as good news is not that far away and they could be caught out big time.