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Sharedealer2019 - if you use logic and facts.....try the logical explanation that the selling had been reducing lately, buyers had been gradually gaining confidence, and national press to further increase the buying.

It's totally illogical to think that a market maker, who's conspiring to commit market abuse, would do that publicly, by putting trades through, for everyone to see. So it's nicely recorded for everyone to use against them. It's one of the weirdest conspiracy theories there is.

They're total nonsense LimaLiam and anyone who believes in them needs their head examining.

I imagine there a process something along the lines of, once someone tests positive for the virus, their data is screened, along with all the other positive tests, and then they're contacted to see if they want to take part in the trial.

To answer your "serious question: No. Thankfully I don't know a single person from any of these messageboards (as far as I'm aware).
A "serious question" for you: Are you just a wastril that's here to troll everyone, or are you just bitter and twisted because the price has fallen since you bought at 50-60p, or is it because you've now taken a massive loss selling at the lows and are desperate for the price not to rise? Or all three?

One sure signal to buy more stock is when you get a load of cretins trying to convince people to dump it saying the sp will tank guaranteed ;)
Just like when it was around 34p/35p.

Chrishar - that's the same problem with any stock. You can simply go with the trend...and let the trend be your friend....as they say. It's great until it doesn't work and there's not many stocks that just continue in one direction. Biotech stocks would arguably be the worst stocks for trend investing because they're much more likely than anything else to have a giant leap upon good news. So you'll just increase your chances of missing the big value events.
A bit like right now. You could hope it pulls back to 35p, to save yourself 5p, but it might continue steadily rising from now and get to 50 or 60p without news. Or they could release news that the COPD trial has gone well and open up at 100p. Or just get bought out by a predator. Which would make haggling over a few pence seem a bit silly.

Just when you think the government couldn't be more clueless......FOREIGN SECRETARY Dominic (I didn't know lots of goods came in via Dover/Calais) Raab has just done an interview where he shows he thinks the taking of the knee to support Black Lives Matter.....comes from Game of Thrones! What an imbecile.

https://twitter.com/Femi_Sorry/status/1273534626322092032

Also gives more detail on the advantage of SNG's inhalation method versus injections (reducing chance of side effects):
Avonex is the name of one of the Interferon-? drugs that is given by injection to patients with multiple sclerosis.
There are side effects of a different make of Interferon-? (Avonex), when it is given as an injection.
Some of the SNG001 will go through the lungs into the bloodstream, this is normal. However, the blood levels would be
much lower (approximately one tenth) than those found after injection, and this will reduce the chance of some
of the side effects in this list:
Very common effects (at least 1 in 10 people are affected)
? flu-like symptoms - headache, muscle aches, chills or a fever
? headache
Common effects (less than 1 in 10 people are affected)
? loss of appetite
? feeling weak and tired
? difficulty sleeping
? depression
? flushing
? runny nose
? diarrhoea (loose stools)
? feeling or being sick (nausea or vomiting)
? numbness or tingling of skin
? rash, bruising of the skin
? increased sweating, night sweats
? pain in your muscles, joints, arms, legs or neck
? muscles cramps, stiffness in the joints and muscles
? changes to blood tests. Symptoms you might notice are tiredness, repeated infection,
unexplained bruising or bleeding.
Uncommon effects (less than 1 in 100 people affected)
? hair loss
? changes to your monthly period
Rare effects (less than 1 in 1,000 people affected)
? difficulty breathing

I note from that covid trial link the number of people to potentially be tested has gone up:
"Between 100 and 600 patients with confirmed COVID-19 will be enrolled into this study"

If it looks like it's working then it could be straight into production if they manage to get numbers like that into the trial.

CW25 - Considering they allocated £4m of the fundraising specifically to this. I would like to think they're well prepared if the results come in as we/they hope. It's also not like interferon-beta is radically new/different substance and therefore should be comparably easier to arrange/agree the production of (as they have the benefit of the time to arrange it whilst these trials conclude).

JAdam - congratulations on making yourself one of the rare people who can sell out and be honest enough to be positive about the stock they've sold if they see positives whilst they no longer hold. You get a tick up for that alone.

CW25 - Filthy :p

(PS - I think it was you asking about the manufacture of the IFN-B a little while back. I did try to find out the answer to the question for you because it was valid and I didn't know the answer. I did ring Richard (Marsden) but he couldn't give me any specifics of existing deals for that (or future ones obviously if they exist) as commercially sensitive. I know that sounds like a fob off but I don't believe it was, and I do find him very trustworthy (spoke to him last year when I had some queries about their protection for LOXL2 interest), and am comfortable they have that side of things well in hand).

Sorry, takenorisk, called you confused.com by accident :)

Confused.com - this wasn't an RNS to skyrocket the price to 120p or 360p.
It might help confidence grow though, and the SP was already starting to recover, and there's a lot of room for upward movement in the SP now. The COVID home trial should now not drag on as long as it might have.
However for the price to skyrocket you're going to need things like the results/analysis from any of the trials (or potentially some kind of other wildcard positive news, partnership deals, takeover offers, etc).
Doesn't mean this can't recover to 50p,60p,etc without news though.
These steady rises are no bad thing. Some will have taken profit and been replaced by new holders at this price or those people increasing their positions.
Just like when everyone was all "woe is me", because the price was steadily falling, a steadily rising price breeds confidence and people become more confident holding.
Ultimately company remains with some very good shots, in the near term, at showing their drug is effective - in probably the most easy to deliver, distribute, and administer, form there could be.

Probably struggling to open his front door and furiously shouting at Siri to order him an Uber whilst his phone is turned off.

I'm with the others. I'm pretty confident it doesn't mean 100% success rate. That would be a separate RNS and be massive.
However....like the others below....I'm not sure you'd phrase it like they did if things had gone badly :p
I remain of the view that COPD probably looks likely to be good. Hospital, where it was probably a longer shot to have a big impact has probably gone OK, and they're expecting the home trial to show a good impact like for COPD.

That was a nasty shake.
Personally I still believe they're gathering shares from profit-takers at every opportunity.
Now back up to 40.5p - 42p.

Exactly. A steady rise will be just fine.

It's not particularly surprising, that with reduced COVID cases at present, and SNG requiring a particular sub-set of those people with specific criteria, to get the trial done quickly, they'll need a bigger reach. So it's good news that it has gone national and now should be completed much quicker (that's the main thing).

You could perhaps take it as a pretty good sign that the NHS would be facilitating this national trial and working with them to get patients in from across the country.

Scarabbeatle - exactly. One of the biggest problems in the NHS is the over-prescription of antibiotics (and prescribed wrongly). Not only is that leading to decreased effectiveness of antibiotics in general, it doesn't help patients with viruses, and leads to hospitalisation of those who can't fight off the viruses.
If they can prove up that a simple inhaled drug, will help people fight off viruses, improve their chances of recovery, and reduce the load on hospitals. It's a no brainer for GPs/doctors, healthcare trusts/providers, and governments.