Synairgen Share Discussion Threads

[peachie 74] 01/5/2020 17:41

The mystery of how you can have half a million more buys than sells and be down on on the day ?!?!?!

[bobaxe1] 01/5/2020 17:31

Churned a lot of shares today!

[bobaxe1] 01/5/2020 17:29

Beware of dude's plugging other shares on your bill board

[bmnsa] 01/5/2020 17:28

I knew a gal called Val once.

[cambradjones] 01/5/2020 17:13

O/tvitec, wild action at Val today. Started flat, up 80% and closed 20% down.Ouch !

[owlbaby] 01/5/2020 16:49

yes he does, doesn't he? & he conveys the nature of the sector too. I don't think we can expect promising & hype, it seems like steady measuring of progress while there are other development going on, like at the Oxford consortium & in the big boys, that may eclipse SNG but SNG still seems to have a place to me at least, Often wrong, DYOR, just liked Richard Marsden & his product.

[141jaffa] 01/5/2020 14:47

Am I correct in thinking any licencing deal / takeover would be held until results ( since they know what they are getting without question) ?? Or any (serious) likelihood of something occurring in the interval before then ?
Edit - sorry, obviously, not a licencing deal for something still in a trial , so I mean expressions of interest / links to other companies etc etc

[nobbygnome] 01/5/2020 14:46

LOL I only left 2 years ago and was involved in clinical trials the last 15 years of my career. I can tell you it would normally take about a month if not longer at the end of a trial to clean up the database and do the relevant statistical analyses. This is a relatively simple trial and there will be huge pressure to get it done which is why I estimate a week.....but a few hours most definitely not!

[russ42] 01/5/2020 14:43

nobby still has an abacus for counting.:-)

[bobaxe1] 01/5/2020 14:33

They have computers now nobby. Lol

[waterloo01] 01/5/2020 14:29

Gilead talking about the need to nebulise. This is such a huge plus, IF it works.

[nobbygnome] 01/5/2020 14:27

I have been involved in this process when I worked in the industry and you are definitely wrong. I'm sorry I can't say it any clearer than that

[toffeeman] 01/5/2020 14:24

Disagree Nobby

The data will be transmitted to the company on a daily basis and will be entered into (probably) Excel and SPSS.

The ordinal comparisons will be spat out with each data set entered.

There will be two people doing the data entry separately (so that checking is live).

The only additional task will be unblinding at the end, and this should take no time at all.

And if this is not the data management protocol - it damn well should be.

[rafboy] 01/5/2020 14:04

Thanks Nobby, so back to my original thoughts of the end of the month.

[nobbygnome] 01/5/2020 13:58

It will not take a couple of hours to complete the trial once the last patient has finished. The primary end point is the ordinal scale and the data from it can be compared in multiple ways so it will take at least a week. Plus all the data entry has to be double checked and any dodgy data removed.

[rafboy] 01/5/2020 13:50

Toffeeman, even quicker then so around the 24th of this month.

[westmoreland lad] 01/5/2020 13:43

Hi Judy Judy -- good to see you here. Beats waiting for that China south sea gig !!

GL

[cambradjones] 01/5/2020 13:41

Just the daily block Russ to stop us going blue.

[russ42] 01/5/2020 13:38

22 sells in a row.

[adman50] 01/5/2020 13:35

Just pray it's day and night difference in terms of improvements. Imagine an affordable product that could potentially being hospitalised. Amazing.

[eeza] 01/5/2020 13:35

MM's enjoying themselves today, though.

[bobaxe1] 01/5/2020 13:35

Yes but in the mean time the extended urgent study has legs of it's own.