The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Synairgen has a really great product but a seriously amateur web site. What company with such aspirations has not a single email address on its web site? Or is this deliberate? I followed the 'Home Trial' link (below) to its dedicated Home Trial web page. If you then click 'Synairgen' it goes to ... the Home Trial page. This is a schoolboy error. I thought I'd let them know but I can't email them and calling them feels petty.
Does anyone have an email, to save me guessing it?
Thank you.
Org30 - thanks for the link. Is there a comparison between Rgeneron's treatment (by injection) and SNG001? I can't find one.
Fauci and others mention both drugs in their Nov 11 paper on our Reddit page. From this am I correct in believing that Regeneron would not be effective against mutated COVID-19 or any new virus?
Thanks Oxford12 - a message of sanity and realism amongst the rubbish some people feel the need to post. This board often feels like a school playground, with its bullies, rumours, scraps and assorted misfits. And thank god, some very wise, articulate posters.
Reply to my email to NIHR, asking where the Phase 3 trials will be:
"The phase 3 trials is expected to involve 900 participants in the UK across up to 20 NHS sites. There will also be an additional international element to the phase 3 trial."
Thanks Phil - this is an essential, authoritative summary for all those who keep questioning on here what SNG001 is, how it works and why it's unique.
Apologies if this has been discussed previously - what is there to stop UK Govt from ordering SNG001 stocks right now, since they are already ordering millions of still unproven vaccine doses? Maybe Wednesday's webinar will give a clue?
Wise words Oxford12, I really do appreciate your clarity and level-headed posts.
I'm a brand new investor, SNG is my first venture into shares and I have read every word on the excellent Reddit page (thanks to WedMe and others for all this work), The Lancet peer review, etc. to make up my own mind on this. Amazed at how fickle the larket was following the Pfizer news story, all part of my education.
As an amusing example of a schoolboy error, I ended up with far more shares than I intended: I opened a Shares ISA last Monday to buy from, instead of my bog-standard HL account (already with 4,000 shares in it) and bought 4,000 more, intending to immediately sell the original 4,000 to pay for them. I cunningly delayed selling them, hoping (ha!) they might rise a bit. Then went off to mend the toilet for an hour or so. Not clever. I came back back to find the SP plummetting so I've ended up keeping all 8,000 of them.
Maybe this was a hidden hand? I hope so! No, I believe so.
As an indication of just how seriously RN takes conducting and completing their Phase 3 trial, they chose Paraxel - rated No. 1 in the world for conducting clinical trials.
Report at: https://www.parexel.com/news-events-resources/news/current/parexel-ranked-1-among-global-cros-leadership-phase-iiiii-clinical-research-prominent-annual-isr-cro-quality-benchmark-survey
Paraxel is a $2B t/o company, with 20,000 employees working across 100 countries.
Miss_Nosaj - excellent info pn: https://www.reddit.com/r/synairgen/
All you need, really well researched and written.
110Times - exactly what I worried about with HL this week. I opened an HL Shares ISA, put cash in from the bank account, bought the same number of shares as I already held in the plain HL Shares Fund then sold the Plain Shares and put the sah in the bank. I think it took under five minutes. Then five minutes later I found myself putting that cash into the ISA and buying more SNG ...