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Getting quoted 6.5p to buy more than 30k?

"What was it you wanted to forecast?"
When i'll become a gajillionaire from Scancell - can it predict that? :)

But yes I've been looking into charting recently (i have only a limited knowledge) and noticed there golden cross scanners etc availible, i guess a lot of this software is about combining lots of signals together (like golden crosses) to make the trade as "safe" as possible?

Similar to Scancell, Evgen have looked to see if one of the products can help in the Covid19 issue. The interesting thing is LifeArc.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/market/6965601/Evgen-Pharma-treatment-candidate-to-be-tested-on-Covid-19-patients

"...The company said it was participating in a funding initiative for Covid-19 clinical trials by the medical research charity LifeArc."

https://www.lifearc.org/

Thanks Ruck, is that due to limited volume, market cap, number of shares etc?
I'm guessing a big FTSE player like LLoyds would be more suitable?
P.s. is your software availble to all?

I asked about this recently as a P.S. on the end of another message and may have gotten missed/ignored, and I know it gets derided a little but find it intriguing nevertheless. Anyway are we seeing a Golden Cross? Where the 50 day moving average has crossed the 200 day moving average?

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/goldencross.asp

DP, I've noticed your tone has very recently changed quite suddenly from fairly positive/neutral to full on doom monger mode. Care to say why? Playing the swings perhaps?

https://twitter.com/Roche/status/1272559238884265984
https://www.roche.com/partnering/about_partnering_at_roche.htm?utm_source=T&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=BioDigital&utm_content=PP

(This came out today I think)

"What we are looking for in a partner:
We are focusing on partnerships that have the potential to make a significant difference for patients. Our ideal partner shares our passion for breakthrough science and the vision to make a lasting contribution to people’s health.

We strongly believe that the key elements to a successful and lasting partnership are trust, shared values and openness. To revolutionise today’s standard of care, we are looking for best or first in class innovation in the following therapy areas:

Our areas of interest:
Oncology and Cancer Immunotherapy:
Pioneering first-in-class therapeutics in molecular targeted therapies and cancer immunotherapy.

Immunology:
Leading the way to advance science in inflammatory and autoimmune diseases.

Infectious Diseases:
We are advancing innovation to combat infectious diseases like HBV, influenza and MDR."

Those requirements ring a bell with a company I know, wonder if Genentech do too?

Sky news just interviewed Robert Dingwall from Nottingham Trent Uni, professor of sociology, now I feel like his name has been mentioned before on here, but he's part of the SAGE commitee.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Auq9mYxFEE
(approx 6:35pm)

Vaccines menioned in the interview

But do SAGE have any input with regards to the panel deciding vaccine funding? Or are they one and the same thing?

https://www.gov.uk/government/groups/scientific-advisory-group-for-emergencies-sage

Either way surely the Nottingham University/Trent contingent have a key contact here?

RE animal data, haven't they already started testing the covid19 vaccine on mice?

Just looking to do a top up and noticed the following quotes:
4k shares = 6.05p
80 k shares = 6.1p
160k Shares = 6.2p

Not sure if significant or not? But a premium to be paid if you want a decent amount?

LL, as mentioned before if you are going to chase journalists, IMO Bloomberg and other financial journalists could be key.

Joking aside, that's a very good point!

Monoclonal Antibody Targeting Sialyl-di-Lewisa– Containing Internalizing and Noninternalizing Glycoproteins with Cancer Immunotherapy Development Potential

https://www.scancell.co.uk/monoclonal-antibody-targeting-sialyl-di-lewisa%E2%80%93-containing-internalizing-and-noninternalizing-glycoproteins-with-cancer-immunotherapy-development-potential

https://www.technologynetworks.com/immunology/news/mutation-of-coronavirus-is-significantly-increasing-its-ability-to-infect-336067?fbclid=IwAR04mw89e92e3rBFdIJEY9SVM7eKuf6FMgZr4F0Xbf55eI6_S4LRc6jcCrw

Don't know much about Scripps research, but another vindication for the Scancell approach?

Completely agree Konar. Scancell do tend to be very good at NOT making the most of good news.
Aditionally, I know i'l be in the minority here, but I think they should have held back the news about the AACR article until next week (if possible?), as it seemed to almost dilute the Covid/Sky News Momentum...IMO.

I don't think covidity is trademarked, have a look at the website compared to the other platforms.

I've just tweeted Johnathan Moore to ask if he could pin a comment to the youtube video with the link to the Nottingham Uni's funding appeal:

https://alumni.nottingham.ac.uk/a/covid-19-emergency-appeal

If everyone that had viewed the video had donated a pound they would be some way in getting the funding!

I think this link along with Johnathon Moores summary tweet with the key points should be the ones being shared...all IMVHO.

Possibly a (really) daft question, but as mentioned in the comments of the youtube video:

"Stephen Rouse
32 minutes ago
Could clinical trials be independently funded? Like a kickstarter.

DUPPSS
3 hours ago
If it ain't getting funding just crowd fund it simple"

Why couldn't (just) the Covid vaccine project be funded this way? Although I guess that's what the Nottingham Univeristy donation page was for? I'm thinking that same scheme would have been better served/advertised if had been done through kickstarter/GoFundMe? Because they are both ready made platforms for this kind of funding.

P.s. does anyone have a lnk to the nottingham uni funding page?

Just to add to that list LL, maybe worth contacting those academia types who are asked to appear on breakfast tv for their insights:

Professor Devi Sridhar - https://twitter.com/devisridhar - she appears a lot on TV

Sir_David_King - https://twitter.com/Sir_David_King?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
He provides great insight IMO and is not a fan of the goverments approach.

And the old acquiantence - https://twitter.com/profkarolsikora?lang=en

LL - definitely worth trying to get in touch with bloomberg IMO, both USA and Europe. Not sure who their health reporters are though. The right kind of people watch Bloomberg IMO. I think the American reporters (not just bloomberg) may be key here?
Someone on here or maybe twitter mentioend they've tried to get in touch with Hugh Pymm the BBC equivelant of Skys Jonathan Moore, but apparently he's not interested, maybe he's like the government and can only see Oxford and Imperial!
ITV's health reporter, again not sure of a name.
All the big newspapers Guardian, The Sun etc , MSN, yahoo etc etc, just throwing these out there.