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agreed

Good link, I also found this one
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jan/11/government-shutdown-food-safety-fda-donald-trump
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry is operating with a bare-bones staff, and can’t provide exposure assessments or technical assistance to local and state partners. Their capacity to ensure safe drinking water is limited.

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Many of those furloughed at the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, “are doing long-term research that is important to public health”, said Sorscher. “It could impact our ability to plan for the future.”

@hanibal your grammar is appalling.

fingers crossed once nasdaq opens up we will see a gain

presuming a re-trial isn't needed and its just a case of submitted further data or reducing the dosage etc...
how long does everyone think realistically we can see FDA approving?

This articles dated 2015. from what ive read the FDA have issued more CRL'S in recent years, which doesn't always signify a complete rejection. Most companies that get issued a CRL do eventually get approval but the big question is whether a re-trial will be needed. I personally don't think that's the case.

I meant prior to the FDA date you cretan.

Its funny how FDA in America can approve a opiod based drug that gets people hookedcon what is similar to Heroin effects but wount approve or atleast seek further clarity from Motif about the toxicity issue. Very bizzare.
Anyway what are people hopes on FDA approving without the need for further trials?

I guess if and when it all becomes finalized you will see a significant rise.

This company unlike some other Oil and Gas exploration companies doesn't seem to be susceptible to the decline in oil prices in recent times. Which does make me feel optimistic about the structure of the company and what they may have happening behind the scenes. I sense a sharp rise in the new year. My question to all is what are your thoughts on this? and what do you deem the right price to be to consider re-buying more shares? I was lucky to buy a moderate amount when it fell to 1.10.

Funny, not long ago you had all these top brokers saying how premier oil was a must buy company and yet it's been among the worst performing in recent weeks. you got more chance making ££ on Bahama petroleum then this debt ridden company