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Investor discussions regarding Cambridge Cognition Holdings Plc (COG) during the week of February 19-26, 2025, reflect a cautious yet optimistic sentiment. There was notable attention on the company's Phase I MT1988 trial, which saw an unexpected amendment to involve more participants, increasing the count from 38 to 76. This adjustment, along with a revised overall study end date pushed back to June 30, 2025, suggests a strategic pivot aimed at enhancing data robustness, although some investors viewed it as an unusual move mid-trial.
Financial highlights indicate active fundraising efforts in the industry, particularly in schizophrenia development, as mentioned by bedford1976, referencing Monument Therapeutics securing an additional £850,000. This success led to discussions around the potential for capital influx into COG and raised questions about potential dilution, although specific concerns regarding Cambridge Cognition were not highlighted. The engagement of investors underlined a cautious approach as they await more clarity on the development pipeline and fundraising implications. Notably, a sentiment was expressed: “They certainly don't seem to have any issues fundraising,” reflecting confidence in the broader sector while demonstrating skepticism regarding COG’s current positioning.
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Cambridge Cognition Holdings Plc has made significant strides in advancing its position within the field of cognitive health assessment. On February 18, 2025, the company submitted a Letter of Intent to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Drug Development Tool pathway. This initiative aims to develop and validate an objective measure of cognitive impairment in patients with schizophrenia, known as Cognitive Impairment Associated with Schizophrenia (CIAS). Notably, the FDA has acknowledged that improvements in CIAS may serve as a co-primary outcome in clinical trials, reflecting an increasing emphasis on cognitive symptoms in the treatment of schizophrenia.
In addition to this FDA submission, Cambridge Cognition also announced the appointment of Jonathan Kempster as an independent Non-Executive Director on February 7, 2025. Kempster brings over two decades of experience as a public company director and has held various senior management roles, including CFO positions. His expertise is expected to enhance Cambridge Cognition's governance and strategic oversight as the company continues to leverage its digital products for brain health research and treatment pursuits.
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My linkedin had a new post today about Monument Therapeutics they have another 850k for the schizophrenia development. This must be quite lucrative pipeline they certainly don't seem to have any issues fundraising No mention regarding Cam Cog or dilution. |
For an overview of what Winterlight Labs does, how it does it and how long it takes to validate any technology in the CNS space and thus the size of the moat CANTAB and Winterlight have. Then this YouTube interview with some of the founding team is worth watching, it was posted a few weeks ago. |
Having looked a little more, my suspicion above is highly likely to be correct. |
I suspect today's RNS has something to do with BMS and its recently approved COBENFY (KarTX). Last month, Cambridge Cognition congratulated BMS on its approval and noted that CANTAB data had been used to conduct certain post-hoc analysis. |
The link below highlights the longer term potential of Cambridge Cognition in the healthcare setting. Leaving aside for the moment the obvious opportunity in Alzheimers, they have a substantial number of validated biomarkers under development that can help identify clinical issues ranging from psychosis to hepatic encephalopathy. |
No problems now anyway,dont know what that was all about (my name changed from Tom111) some tech probs. |
Just not right that you can only buy £100 but sell £50,000. Yep I wouldn’t be selling at 60p but the price should reflect the total lack of liquidity on the buy side. The Noddy Market Maker should do as their title suggests or retire to Toytown. |
Interesting idea Bedford:) not sure it would be anyone but Pi. Ints will be expecting multiples of current Sp I would have thought. Not that many shares in circulation even after the last placing. Results a bit late this year. I think 2020 was the last time they were in Feb |
Market makers need to push up the share price to 60 pence and let's smoke out some sellers. |
Market maker there to set a price and provide sufficient (or at least some) liquidity. Not to act in collusion. |
This has been going on for a whole week somethinggoing on in the background? |
I thought there was a minimum deal size a market maker was obliged to meet? Yesterday I couldn’t buy £70 worth!!! Got a price to sell £50k worth though. This is not market making. I’ve got a far better way of describing it! |
When I saw thr RNS titled Board Appointment,I assumed it was for the appointment of a CEO or CFO. |
I tested for a buy of £100 Bedford just to see,not a bean so someone is mopping up. imo |
Nice chart setup. Above the 200EMA for the first time since September 2022, and has held. Fundamentals and Director activity support the technicals. Monument also making steady progress. By far the most promising it's looked for a couple of years. |
Tom. I've had exactly the same issue tried to get 2.5k shares through Jarvis investments. They couldn't fulfill the order volume, luckily topped up properly a while back at the lows. |
WIth no shares available for the last few days i can only assume that the next trading update will be very positive and the share price imo will be up significantly |
It appears that the Actinogen announcement isn't the major news that the Companies actions have been suggesting, recall the recent job listings for "expression of interest" for NEW clinical positions last month. |
Agree we are now winning. Utilizing our full suite of products was evident in the RNS. Although Stork has departed he appears to have paved the way for a very profitable outcome for shareholders. |
The real significance of yesterday's RNS has only just dawned on me. Cambridge Cognition won all the cognitive measurement, data capture, and quality control work for the entire trial, even though CANTAB is only a secondary endpoint. The primary endpoint, CDR-SB, must be administered by a rater, usually a clinical psychologist. |
Not an impressive reponse at Niox this morning Simon the S/C seems on the high side,better prospects here i would have thought GL |
Hi Tom. I certainly hope so now we are both out of Niox? Strange market reaction to their results today, but Pretty much what I expected. You got into Renx too? Bit of a gamble as here. At least we are getting a bit more news flow now and with appointment of new CEO looming and results maybe better than expected(guessing obviously) Sometimes it’s better to juggle things about a bit. |
Thanks earwacks looks as if its going to be a winner.M/C only 16M as well |
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Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00B8DV9647 |
Sector | Pharmaceutical Preparations |
Bid Price | 41.00 |
Offer Price | 44.00 |
Open | 42.50 |
Shares Traded | 2,500 |
Last Trade | 08:00:00 |
Low - High | 42.50 - 42.50 |
Turnover | 13.52M |
Profit | -3.51M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0836 |
PE Ratio | -5.08 |
Market Cap | 17.82M |
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