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My expectations are next week as well. What I really want to see is the endpoint data for severe/critical... Anything deemed statistically significant and I think you start looking for approvals quickly. Might need more data than 150 patients though, so I’d anchor expectations a little lower and wait for this one to finish, hopefully by the end of summer.
Are you planning on playing the first 3 minute surge to sell and then just waiting for the right price to buy?
First off, trust everyone else's strategy more than mine as I'm an inexperienced trader who has typically only bought and held for years companies I believe in. My change in strategy here is that this is a company whose product I believe in (management still has to prove itself) but I had bought in at a higher average cost than most, but got it down to mid 5's and sold this morning for a profit. I'm treating that profit as a tool to help reduce my average share price. I'll try it tomorrow and if I have luck and no reports are released, I'll try again Friday. Expecting low volume and some moderate swings and maybe a short attack or two, and if those happen i'll try to take advantage of them. If anyone thinks this is a stupid strategy, please tell me...again, new to this so just winging it but if I end up with stocks I can't sell for profit and lower cost intra-day, I have no problem sitting tight and holding them so I figure the risk of this is low...major risk is missing out on lower prices as the price rapidly increases with news breaking.
It will be unblinded next week. He said it typically takes 6 weeks from unblinding to get the data out. But that they are going at hyper speed.6 weeks to analyze their unblinded data?
What a clown show
Apple thread was one I started. Rode that stock for 15 years.
This is true but we’ve seen multiple stocks jump up 80 to even 300% with corona news recently. The lack of buying is a concern though.
A lot of institutions wouldn’t be allowed to invest in a company not on a major exchange. I’d imagine being a fund manager is a pretty cushy job and you’re not going to risk it on something like this.
So is it just the lack of being on a major exchange that's deterring folks in your opinion? Or do you suspect other reasons?
There's a billion companies and drugs racing to be the cure. I can easily see CYDY being overlooked. Even if they're keeping tabs of the stock, big money doesn't have to be in at the ground floor to make money. CYDY has plenty of runway if it's legit and I'm sure institutional investors would be happy with a simple 2x with how much they can invest.
My Massage Therapist has $400k in her retirement account and she can't buy OTC with the brokerage managing it.
All good points
Not the case at allSeriously think I'm bailing. The list of things these dimwits have been promising "soon" just goes on and on. Now we are a month out from anything?
NP needs to go back to teaching middle school
The rantes not panties guy will NOT be answering questions about the only thing anybody is paying attention to him for.
I am serious every time I see its rantes not panties I want to sell all my shares. Is he a real doctor? If you were scheduled to go see him, googled him and then saw that hashtag would you still go?
I suspect I can start a twitter account, put together some fake stuff, a fake website, fake LinkedIn profile, discuss Leronlimab, get a following, and wind up on their website.
Do I really need to be that guy again?
Honest question. Do pump and dumps typically have clinical trials at prestigious schools, or have the backing of well respected physicians?
Come on. They’re signing up patients at Baylor for another trial. It clearly isn’t a P&D
Seriously? The drug obviously has some merit. Look at all the drugs that blew up so far and went from $5 to $50 with Covid. Did people in the industry come to the conclusion that they were pump and dump?
Bruce P. is the clear outlier. There is willingness to try just about anything in this pandemic.The drug is a safe CCR5 antagonist.
So obviously to determine whether it's a pump and dump, you'd need to line up the things in the pro "pump and dump" column against those in the against "pump and dump".
I generally like your posts but calling it a pump is why so many here are questioning your motives.
It's nothing a lot of other folks aren't saying. At least he's here, engaged, and willing to explain. So long as he can go into detail and explain the justification in a way that makes sense, and isn't just repeating an accusation without being able to back it up, he's offering some value IMO.
Like I said, I appreciate his posts for the most part but the drug clearly has merit for some uses. Whether the ceo is incompetent or not or whether this helps us move past rona I guess we’ll continue to see, but a pump implies sham and if this is a total sham I’ll be floored.
I truly don’t understand motive here, and I’ve tried to figure it out for a while. A few questions:
I get the sense they’re paying attention (and why is that?), they hate this drug, and it can be beneficial. Big pharma is pure evil, let’s not sugarcoat it.
Once again, I tried to answer the question asked. You all don’t have to believe me, but that doesn’t make me wrong.
Dr Otto Yang:
And on the not a pump and dump side we have:
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