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I like the video. He seemed angrier than usual. And NP said what has been the main point overall. Do you believe that the drug works?Getzlaf15 said:
If you don't get the hell out or in his own words get the dang out.
I like the video. He seemed angrier than usual. And NP said what has been the main point overall. Do you believe that the drug works?Getzlaf15 said:
Thanks for the question, but the votes are in and my assessment isn’t valued here. I’m good with that so I think I’ll just “gloat”You seem really confident. I'm invested and I'm not even as confident as you.
Why are you so sure this is going to fail on anything scientific? There are obviously doctors from top programs who believe its going to work. Not sure how you can ignore that with any confidence.
Going further than that, why are you so much more confident in lenzilumab? We are just as blind to that data. The anecdotal with Cytodyn results gives some reason to believe that they may have something for severe/critical but you are quick to throw that out when it comes to leronlimab.
You really are the Night King. This is not an honest post.Thanks for the question, but the votes are in and my assessment isn’t valued here. I’m good with that so I think I’ll just “gloat”![]()
What is there to address? I don't think many (if any at all) in here think we are getting EUA for mild to moderate. This isn't a big relevation if it doesn't happen. Priced in to my risk already.But I wonder why Nader didn’t address the EUA stuff in the video today?
So, you were giving odds on your bet. What are they?Thanks for the question, but the votes are in and my assessment isn’t valued here. I’m good with that so I think I’ll just “gloat”![]()
But I wonder why Nader didn’t address the EUA stuff in the video today?
We would never be approved then for anything. Lets set the bar a wee higher.Don Hutson said:Leronlimab is Calvin Johnson and CytoDyn is Matt Millen.
We should get an EAU if the data was correct based on NEWS and the SAEs.What is there to address? I don't think many (if any at all) in here think we are getting EUA for mild to moderate. This isn't a big relevation if it doesn't happen. Priced in to my risk already.
Im really not optimistic on this. I don't think it was a failed trial by any means but they didn't hit their primary endpoint and it wasn't a large trial at that. They aren't going to get a break from the FDA on this data.We should get an EAU if the data was correct based on NEWS and the SAEs.
We haven't heard about the UK fast approval yet which is interesting.
Wait, a week ago you couldn’t take me seriously, now you want answers to all your questions?Honestly hard to take you seriously. You came in here touting Feuerstein, who is on record as being a phony. Hell, you may even be the Night King.
Either way the guy you cite has gone beyond normal protocol to write negatively about Cytodyn. He's resorted to outright lying to make a point. He's also contacted a cancer patient and recommended an alternate treatment, which he has no business doing, as he barely writes about the science. Aside from being a complete scumbag, he's also not been genuine about this company. If that's who you hold in high regard, your opinion is virtually meaningless to me.
I don't know if you are genuine or not, I'm trying to figure that part out. I'm always interested in hearing alternate viewpoints regardless.Wait, a week ago you couldn’t take me seriously, now you want answers to all your questions?
and I’m not an honest poster?
To my understanding the primary endpoint is not an end all for stage 2. If other relevant data and conclusions on secondary points are revealed that are significant they could lead to EAU. That's my message board education which is perhaps flawed. And I do know that other drugs have been approved on smaller trial sizes.Im really not optimistic on this. I don't think it was a failed trial by any means but they didn't hit their primary endpoint and it wasn't a large trial at that. They aren't going to get a break from the FDA on this data.
I am all for different opinions but I think it's been shown that AF has no credibility.Wait, a week ago you couldn’t take me seriously, now you want answers to all your questions?
and I’m not an honest poster?
Depends on whether he has skin in the game. Otherwise, zero point zero.Trump has said he will talk about upcoming therapeutics tomorrow evening--anyone think he could mention LL?
I doubt it, but we’ll know early tomorrow if we see huge movement on the stock.Trump has said he will talk about upcoming therapeutics tomorrow evening--anyone think he could mention LL?
How about we all just go 3 pages back and re-read everyone’s thoughts about Trump last announcement. Seems like it was all covered then.Trump has said he will talk about upcoming therapeutics tomorrow evening--anyone think he could mention LL?
I hope so.Trump has said he will talk about upcoming therapeutics tomorrow evening--anyone think he could mention LL?
The LuLu Lemon tights on the girl in the front row....very possible.Trump has said he will talk about upcoming therapeutics tomorrow evening--anyone think he could mention LL?
Well maybe at the end of all this, we can have some fun and persuade a fbg admin to confirm my account email goes to xxx.xxx@bigpharma.com. And that I’ve had an account for 4 plus years.I don't know if you are genuine or not, I'm trying to figure that part out. I'm always interested in hearing alternate viewpoints regardless.
The red flag is that if you aren't the Night King, you seem to have a lot of respect for him, where I have 0. That guy is definitely not honest so yes, its hard for me to take anyone too serious that is touting him. Mean you no offense otherwise but that's my opinion.
I disagree that there are doctors from top programs who believe it’s going to work. They believe it’s worth a try, a very big difference. No one thinks these doctors are part of some conspiracy or scam. Cytodyn has phase 2 data they are hiding from you guys, if the data’s great why not share it? It seems like there is a new red flag weekly with the company.You seem really confident. I'm invested and I'm not even as confident as you.
Why are you so sure this is going to fail on anything scientific? There are obviously doctors from top programs who believe its going to work. Not sure how you can ignore that with any confidence.
Going further than that, why are you so much more confident in lenzilumab? We are just as blind to that data. The anecdotal with Cytodyn results gives some reason to believe that they may have something for severe/critical but you are quick to throw that out when it comes to leronlimab.
While you fondle HGEN, their market cap is a third of CYDY’s. You left that part out.Well maybe at the end of all this, we can have some fun and persuade a fbg admin to confirm my account email goes to xxx.xxx@bigpharma.com. And that I’ve had an account for 4 plus years.
I disagree that there are doctors from top programs who believe it’s going to work. They believe it’s worth a try, a very big difference. No one thinks these doctors are part of some conspiracy or scam. Cytodyn has phase 2 data they are hiding from you guys, if the data’s great why not share it? It seems like there is a new red flag weekly with the company.
lenzilumab has been in development for years to treat cytokine storms. Humanigen has shared data and said more is coming -published from the Mayo Clinic, so independent. This is how you gain credibility in this industry, not by paid articles speculating on Boris Johnson’s coronavirus treatment or t shirts from YouTube promoters. lenzilumab competed for and won government clinical trial support, Cytodyn talked about this but no dice. In my view, Humanigen management knows how to develop and commercialize a drug and is credible, you can guess my opinion on CYDY‘s management. How about financing, Humanigen has serious investors giving them $70 million, CYDY gets funding from a toxic penny stock lender at loan shark rates who’s record of companies financed almost always lose all equity value.
Honestly, there’s plenty more, but that’s enough for now.
You have to think that, doesn't mean it will happen. But the timing is right and there's been no word from FDA and UK yet.Trump has said he will talk about upcoming therapeutics tomorrow evening--anyone think he could mention LL?
Well the FDA has access to their data and they haven't rejected them yet. Clearly it's not as bad as you are inferring either.Cytodyn has phase 2 data they are hiding from you guys, if the data’s great why not share it? It seems like there is a new red flag weekly with the company.
The data was good enough that the UK opened up the phase 3 trial to them. I'm not that concerned.It is concerning that they haven't released the same data they've given to the UK, FDA, etc. I would be lying if I didn't admit that.
@chet Anyway you can get them to release that data?
It wasn't when he recommended it.While you fondle HGEN, their market cap is a third of CYDY’s. You left that part out.
It wasn't when he recommended it.While you fondle HGEN, their market cap is a third of CYDY’s. You left that part out.
Did the guy who repaired your phone tell you it was fixed?It wasn't when he recommended it.
That was the outstanding board software. My phone duplicates in the same post.Did the guy who repaired your phone tell you it was fixed?
You make interesting points. I do not know enough about lenzilumab. Was the Mayo clinic data a big sample and double blinded? Second Phase?Well maybe at the end of all this, we can have some fun and persuade a fbg admin to confirm my account email goes to xxx.xxx@bigpharma.com. And that I’ve had an account for 4 plus years.
I disagree that there are doctors from top programs who believe it’s going to work. They believe it’s worth a try, a very big difference. No one thinks these doctors are part of some conspiracy or scam. Cytodyn has phase 2 data they are hiding from you guys, if the data’s great why not share it? It seems like there is a new red flag weekly with the company.
lenzilumab has been in development for years to treat cytokine storms. Humanigen has shared data and said more is coming -published from the Mayo Clinic, so independent. This is how you gain credibility in this industry, not by paid articles speculating on Boris Johnson’s coronavirus treatment or t shirts from YouTube promoters. lenzilumab competed for and won government clinical trial support, Cytodyn talked about this but no dice. In my view, Humanigen management knows how to develop and commercialize a drug and is credible, you can guess my opinion on CYDY‘s management. How about financing, Humanigen has serious investors giving them $70 million, CYDY gets funding from a toxic penny stock lender at loan shark rates who’s record of companies financed almost always lose all equity value.
Honestly, there’s plenty more, but that’s enough for now.
My reward right here for responding with my opinion. Guess I’ll stick with the gloating.It wasn't when he recommended it.While you fondle HGEN, their market cap is a third of CYDY’s. You left that part out.
Is the phase 3, the UK response to the emergency approval request?The data was good enough that the UK opened up the phase 3 trial to them. I'm not that concerned.
Its obvious they didn't hit a home run with the mild to moderate population. For whatever reason, they don't want to give more ammo to guys like the Night King who is just going to tear them apart for any inconsequential thing they can find. Let the FDA make the decision first, that's fine with me.
What gloating? You touted HGEN at 5 dollars a share and it’s at 3. You’re as bad at this as anybody. Stop acting like you’re some cutting edge knowledge here.My reward right here for responding with my opinion. Guess I’ll stick with the gloating.
The timing certainly fits. While technically they haven't rejected Cytodyn yet, Im getting the feeling that's the best they are going to get from the UK at this point.Is the phase 3, the UK response to the emergency approval request?
Looks like we're down to interim analysis in October.The timing certainly fits. While technically they haven't rejected Cytodyn yet, Im getting the feeling that's the best they are going to get from the UK at this point.
Dude, I've traded my way out of that mess. Thanks for the recommendation on a good day trade stock. Take you medicine on that call. I've made bad ones too.My reward right here for responding with my opinion. Guess I’ll stick with the gloating.
With a very statistically significant result from a very difficult patient cohort measured by an objective index that was designed by the Royal College of Physicians?The timing certainly fits. While technically they haven't rejected Cytodyn yet, Im getting the feeling that's the best they are going to get from the UK at this point.
I'd like to be wrong for sure. I think its a good starting point and will be judged along with the phase 3 data for severe critical. They are definitely more interested than they were and that's a huge positive.With a very statistically significant result from a very difficult patient cohort measured by an objective index that was designed by the Royal College of Physicians?
Its hard to know if HGEN is a bad call yet. They definitely don't do a lot of self promotion. They are likely to have data from their phase 3 prior to Cytodyn having data ready so possible leg up there but any outcome is possible, both approved, both rejected, one makes it, one doesn't. I don't think Lenzilimab is out of the conversation like Whyatt thinks Leronlimab is.Dude, I've traded my way out of that mess. Thanks for the recommendation on a good day trade stock. Take you medicine on that call. I've made bad ones too.
Here is something to consider, due to higher healthcare costs, approval in the US first is always preferred.With a very statistically significant result from a very difficult patient cohort measured by an objective index that was designed by the Royal College of Physicians?
If it cuts 3 days off of ICU it pays for itself.Here is something to consider, due to higher healthcare costs, approval in the US first is always preferred.
The UK has socialized medicine and is notoriously cost conscious, even more so than the EU. This link below is old but I think still reflects the situation. Efficacious cancer drugs are turned down by the U.K. if they are too expensive.
https://www.parliament.uk/documents/post/postpn_364_Drug_Pricing.pdf
I don’t think you want the U.K. setting the price of an expensive MAB.
How many m/m patients are in ICU? Not many.If it cuts 3 days off of ICU it pays for itself.
If it works I want somebody to use the damn thing to start saving lives. If Americans see a drug saving Brit lives, it’ll be in production over here real quick.Here is something to consider, due to higher healthcare costs, approval in the US first is always preferred.
The UK has socialized medicine and is notoriously cost conscious, even more so than the EU. This link below is old but I think still reflects the situation. Efficacious cancer drugs are turned down by the U.K. if they are too expensive.
https://www.parliament.uk/documents/post/postpn_364_Drug_Pricing.pdf
I don’t think you want the U.K. setting the price of an expensive MAB.
Did any of the placebo patients die in the m/m Trial? No.If it works I want somebody to use the damn thing to start saving lives. If Americans see a drug saving Brits, it’ll be on production over here real quick.
Or if the drug has been demonstrated to be safe and at least somewhat effective we can start now seeing as 1000 people are dropping dead in the middle of a GD pandemic every day.Did any of the placebo patients die in the m/m Trial? No.
You need to wait for the S/C trial results to demonstrate saving lives.
If you believe in lenzilumab enough to invest in HGEN, then you have to admit that leronlimab has potential. The interim analysis of S/C could produce great results. The stock would skyrocket if the placebo arm has more deaths than the treatment arm despite having half as many patients. And that is a possibility.Did any of the placebo patients die in the m/m Trial? No.
You need to wait for the S/C trial results to demonstrate saving lives.