Cambridge Cognition Share Discussion Threads

[tictac] 08/4/2021 08:09

Yes. All looks pretty promising for the long term.

[40 fathoms] 08/4/2021 07:58

Another very nice contract win. At home, unsupervised, more frequent cognitive testing that is the future for many clinical trials. COG and Cogstate have this space pretty much to themselves.

[40 fathoms] 30/3/2021 07:16

Another really nice chunky contract win !

[davidosh] 29/3/2021 13:35

Just to mention that Cambridge Cognition will be one of ten companies featured in the March results round up in the MelloMonday show tonight. It will be a really packed five hour show but here are the timings....


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5.00 pm Introduction to our Mello Roadshow
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6.00 pm Company presentation by Filta Group
6.30 pm Leon Boros interviews Peter Harrison from Bioventix
7.00 pm Company presentation by Digital Box
7.30 pm A March results round up with Paul Scott, Gordon @glasshalfull & Alan Charlton
8.00 pm Company presentation by Get Busy
8.30 pm New IPO presentation by Parsley Box introduced by James Deal, Primary Bid
8.50 pm Mello BASH with Alan Charlton, Alex Schlich, Richard Crow (@RebelHQ) and Kevin Taylor


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[40 fathoms] 24/3/2021 11:07

Enegeticbacker. You are spot on, if you go back and read through the annual reports they have a tonne of stuff they have suspended to focus on getting to profitability. Also at some point there is a healthcare deal to be done and Cogstate (the only real competitor)did a deal with Eisai for a minimum of US$ 45 million over 10 years. I think that sets the benchmark for what a deal may look like.

[energeticbacker] 24/3/2021 10:10

Investor's Champion comments:

The current c£25m valuation (share price 80p - previously 74p), equivalent to only 3.7x historic sales, does not appear to reflect the considerable amount of intellectual property it has accumulated over the past 30 years, supported by thousands of peer-reviewed publications.

[40 fathoms] 23/3/2021 07:19

Cracking results and outlook. And as they predicted profitable in the 4th quarter. Will only raise cash for bolt on acquisitions. There is a very long runway in this name. Will get some of the granular details at the presentation later today. Well done to the management team.

[sharesoc] 15/3/2021 14:22

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[donald pond] 24/2/2021 18:17

I hosted the sharesoc webinar this evening and found it really interesting. Recommend anyone looking at this company check it out at the ShareSoc website

[sharesoc] 19/2/2021 08:40

We are hosting a webinar with Cambridge Cognition which may be of interest for current shareholders or potential investors:

Matthew Stork – Chief Executive Officer will be presenting.

[thaiger] 07/2/2021 18:35

The spread on this share is abnormally wide....must have put lot of people off!

[energeticbacker] 05/2/2021 16:16

Investor's Champion published today an in-depth analysis of COG including background, competitors, financials, valuation and more.

[40 fathoms] 29/1/2021 14:51

It will not be quiet for too long. The FDA have just taken the unusual step of extending the PDUFA date for the approval of Aducanumab by 3 months after requesting more analysis and data. This is not something you would do, especially after the ADCOM feedback, if you intended to issue a complete response letter. With Aducanumab approved and with promising results from Lilly, Shanghai Green Valley and Grifols on the horizon one way or another we are going to get a diseases modifying drug and when we do Cognitive testing is going to be become ubiquitous for the over 60s.

[igbertsponk] 27/1/2021 15:38

Shh... just bumping the thread up my list. It's lovely and quiet.

[40 fathoms] 19/1/2021 07:27

Very nice trading update and it looks like they were indeed profitable in Q4, as they had previously forecast. We should be looking at a maiden year of profitability in 2021. Particularly pleased to see the order backlog increase so meaningfully, long may it continue.

[40 fathoms] 13/1/2021 23:39

Not a chance Cogstate are involved in my view. You go to Cogstate for an excellent commercial/commodity type offering. You go to COG for complex/bespoke research projects exploring leading edge ideas that require analysis and insight. With this large, multi-year, research driven project, COG would be the only commercial group qualified in my view. The reason I suspect COG are involved can be seen from looking at the linkedin page of Biogen's Matt Hobbs, who moved across from COG last year.

With no disrespect intended to the excellent scientific team at Cogstate, when it comes to innovation they are not a patch on the COG team (Pam Ventola is a possible exception). For example COG are still researching their voice based products and are probably still at least 24 months away from having a validated product, COG are already in the market and getting paid with their voice project. If we move on to other aspects such as wareables, social cognition, digital phenotyping etc, COG are so far ahead of Cogstate it is not even really open for debate. Where Cogstate are (have been) much stronger than COG is with commercialisation and they continue to do an excellent job at that. However their commercial focus also means they only purse areas where they can get paid at scale rather than one off bespoke projects.

[mm84] 13/1/2021 19:07

Well, I don't see it that way. Biogen is partners with Eisai. Eisai owns 7% of Cogstate. On top of that, Eisai just bought the rights for Cogstate's technology on the Healthcare segment (not clinical trials). I'm not sure if this study would be included on the Healthcare segment or not (likely not), but if it would, I would guess that Eisai is right now pushing for Cogstate to be the partner, right?

[40 fathoms] 13/1/2021 11:03

Biogen, Apple to launch virtual study on cognitive decline
The research project will be conducted using the Apple Watch and iPhone, and is set to begin during 2021.

COG lead the world in this area digital wearables and are the only ones I know off who have previously used apple watches in trials to measure cognition. I reckon there has to be a very good chance that they are involved in this project.

[mm84] 07/1/2021 21:22

What newsflow?

[essential] 29/12/2020 16:31

Great chart blasting to new yearly highs on high volume. Backed up by positive news flow. Bought in here!

[40 fathoms] 25/11/2020 23:29

I am assuming you are talking about AD in a healthcare context ? I don't think it will have any impact what so ever as the article itself says it is seen as complementary to cognitive testing not a replacement. Firstly as a triage tool and from a price and ease of administration viewpoint you will never beat a digital test costing a few US$. Secondly, even if you can detect beta amyloid in the blood you will still need to monitor and assess the cognitive impact, which will very greatly amongst patients and that can only be done by cognitive testing. Finally, at present this is a tiny part of COGs business and even if this was (and it wont) to close the triage AD market to COG there a large number of other health care applications for their various tests. If it has any negative impact it would be more for a company like IXICO, if they were ever to move in to the healthcare setting.

[mm84] 25/11/2020 17:37

I wonder if this is good or bad for COG? hxxps://www.mcknights.com/news/clinical-news/breaking-alzheimers-diagnostics-breakthrough-first-commercial-blood-test-to-detect-amyloid-beta-hits-the-market/

[40 fathoms] 12/11/2020 14:25

MM, At one level it is an interesting idea. I suspect for many reasons, not least of which would be insufficient cash, it would be Very hard to pull off.

[40 fathoms] 12/11/2020 14:25

MM, At one level it is an interesting idea. I suspect for many reasons, not least of which would be insufficient cash, it would be Very hard to pull off.