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Getting panned on the UK association - the only mention being a largely sceptical/negative forum thread: https://www.psoriasis-association.org.uk/forums/topic.aspx?ID=3985

I see the UK association is hold a live q and a during this Psoriasis Week on food/supplements, on Monday.
https://www.psoriasis-association.org.uk/news/facebook-live-sessions-november-2021

Read the small print though: https://www.sciencemediacentre.org/expert-reaction-to-study-looking-at-fluvoxamine-as-a-covid-19-treatment-in-high-risk-outpatients-with-early-diagnosed-covid-19/

Which year?

Liked by Iain Staples, Fund Manager on the UK Desk at Schroders, if it's any consolation. Mentioned in this interview, at about 24'35". (But then, what does he know :) ).

Actually what the facts show is that the best protection we currently know of comes from having had Covid-19 and (assuming that didn't kill you) then being vaccinates as well. Example: "a study of COVID-19 infections in Kentucky among people who were previously infected with SAR-CoV-2 shows that unvaccinated individuals are more than twice as likely to be reinfected with COVID-19 than those who were fully vaccinated after initially contracting the virus": https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/s0806-vaccination-protection.html

People always tend to forget the importance of viral load as well. This appears to have a massive effect on how ill you get and your subsequent progress.

Double top. It was always going to go down this week.

Sounds good to me. Also IP licensing seeing "the start of an extremely high-margin and high-profile revenue stream".

Lol I hold some legacy TRP from years ago. They’re only down about 99.99%. Avoid!

"When are we now due to get the result?"

Domani.

It's worth looking at the Imperial study which the article references, which makes a compelling case that investors get far better returns on renewables than the energy dinosaurs - the only problem being the scarcity of ways to invest at scale:
"We analyzed the financial performance of a global portfolio of listed fossil fuel and renewable power companies, with detailed comparisons of underlying performance between advanced economies, emerging market and developing economies, and China. Renewable power portfolios have produced better risk-adjusted returns than those of fossil fuel portfolios on average over the last 5 and 10 years."

Solid update this morning. Any idea why the sp fell out of a tree last month?

Thanks Elric and everyone for taking the trouble to reply in a sensible way. Personally I don't have any doubts about SBTX or OPTI so wasn't needing any reassurance ( the "sell off" seemed obviously froth) but I'm glad if it has comforted some others. Cheers.

As a long term holder of the shares but not (yet) a subscriber of yours, I'm dispassionately curious about these posts. If a CEO is giving you "actionable information" to sell, isn't that some sort of insider trading? If it isn't, then it's not worth paying for. Could you give me a steer, please?

Genuine question about the reported results from a long term holder (not selling). Why did so few complete the study? Or to put it another way: why did so many drop out? No efficacy? This has a bearing on the reported % success. They’re clearly great results anyway, for those that it did help; I’m just being cautious here.

“Of participants that enrolled onto the study, 177 identified themselves as suffering from mild to moderate psoriasis. Of these, 142 commenced the study and completed the day 7 questionnaire with 91 reporting for the entire 56 day study period. The study results are calculated on the basis of the feedback from the 91 participants who reported for the entire period.“

Subscribe on the website: the porridge comes in the post. It’s remarkable stuff.

Likewise. I’d had a hunch that the market was undervaluing these and overplaying the impact of the vaccine rollout. The update confirmed it. I’m glad that I had added. I’m not sure why stt1 is so aggressively negative.

It's always been large, in my recollection. Welcome back.

Yep. Double top.

I wonder. Classic double top forming?