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Have a look at this PMJ

https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/20/08/g16942706/revive-therapeutics-update-following-u-s-fda-approval-of-phase-3-clinical-trial-for-bucillamine-in

https://www.thepharmaletter.com/article/severe-covid-19-patients-benefit-from-redhill-s-opaganib

Sound familiar, double blind placebo, orally administered etc

I'll be jumping in here when the Nasdaq opens, I would appreciate any insight MEDICAL STUDENT may hay have on opaganib
https://www.investegate.co.uk/redhill-biopharma-ltd-/gnw/redhill-biopharma--8217-s-phase-2-3-covid-19-study-approved-in-mexico/20200806120010H2507/

Results from the treatment of the first patients with severe COVID-19 with opaganib have recently been published2. Analysis of treatment outcomes in five patients with severe COVID-19 showed substantial benefit to patients treated with opaganib under compassionate use in both clinical outcomes and inflammatory markers as compared to a retrospective matched case-control group from the same hospital. All patients in the opaganib-treated group were discharged from hospital without requiring mechanical ventilation, whereas 33% of the matched case-control group required mechanical ventilation. Median time to weaning from high-flow nasal cannula was reduced to 10 days in the opaganib-treated group, as compared to 15 days in the matched case-control group.

Top of the list is Jersey in the Channel islands second is St Helena, this is a tiny island in the middle of the Atlantic between west coast of Africa and Brazil population 4000 UK is third BEHIND st Helena

Google also runs under sea cables through St Helena

where, also I'm sure Google runs undersea cables though there

Holds point is very valid, what is interesting through is if you change area from US to worldwide the UK is third on the list.

Top of the list is Jersey in the Channel islands second is St Helena, this is a tiny island in the middle of the Atlantic betweeen west coast of Africa and Brazil.

So probably were loads of servers are

No worries, It's not misleading as per say.

You are correct that is where the highest searches are from as a whole however if you change from all categories to business the highest searched area then changes to Hawaii

PMJ, I wouldn't get carried away with that data,.

Searches were performed on 1 day the 20th july and these were tiny.

Prior to the 20th it had zero searches and since has had a couple on the 26th July, 28th and 3rd August and hardly anything since.

I think you are looking at 7 day data and percentage of search. if you switch to 30 day you will see 100% on 20th July but that is peak and as the search volume doesn't register it's less than 10 searches in a day and that's the highest it's ever been so could be 3 searches could be 9 , the sample size is that tiny there's not enough data to break it down to city.

Having worked specifically for a Google partner for 17 years I would advise not to pay any attention to this at all.

Range now would be between 197 - 217

I don't expect us to move out of this until news

NT now, 217 not far off IMO

now offered 213.1 to sell wow

1st res is 3.98 then 4.11, we need to hold and close above that before new analysis on the next res levels

Just dummy quote for my entire holding was offered 212 dead,

Volume for the day is minimal at 270k so there are desperate buyers who are willing to pay big now

Just to be clear I am not saying anything about a leak and I don't think there is one.

Good point Belgrano, all that happens on the shakes is holders top up it's great lol

With lots of news due in August you'd be mad to sell any before official news released

There's one post referring to your subject with ZERO replies from someone who has only just joined lse with minimal posts

About as long as you've been here and similar number of posts

resistance now at 209, break that next stop is 217

hmmmm we've shot to 212 this morning not been there this month!

What's the date again today? ;)

212

come on