Synairgen Share Discussion Threads

[ramridge] 04/5/2020 08:10

Feast on this!
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BBC Panorama has been allowed inside a UK coronavirus drugs trial for the first time.

The SNG-001 drug, being developed by Synairgen, prepares the body for a viral attack by stimulating the immune response in the lungs of asthma and chronic lung disease patients.

It is hoped the treatment will help coronavirus patients and prevent the most severe cases from requiring intensive care and ventilators.

Panorama has spoken to those involved in a trial at University Hospital Southampton.

Richard Marsden, the CEO of Synairgen, said: "Our drug is a special formulation of interferon beta that we deliver directly to the airways when the virus is there.
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[rosco230667] 04/5/2020 08:08

Bid 71 ask 65 what

[tidy 2] 04/5/2020 08:07

Solid rerate.

[peachie 74] 04/5/2020 08:05

Struggling to buy

Can sell loads

Cant even buy 100 at 8.07

[blueblood] 04/5/2020 08:04

So it is us on Panorama tonight! Going to be fireworks this week!

[wetdream] 04/5/2020 08:02

Posted by ‘solstace’ on LSE.

[peachie 74] 04/5/2020 07:59

Going to be very very risky playing with these today! looking for a retrace / Good luck !!

[peachie 74] 04/5/2020 07:53

Looks like we are opening higher ?

[141jaffa] 04/5/2020 07:50

Sky....BBC....etc......Media storm and publicity . Timed just before an RNS and launch of Home trial IMO ?? Hopefully, getting the word out there so people are keen to take part, having seen it on their TV. Fingers crossed it helps them as fast as possible and can give some protection in care homes too.

[crookie3634] 04/5/2020 07:47

There will also be word of mouth between share forums etc which will bring in new buyers who know its featured. And also those on this forum and others who decide to invest more so I expect a rise but for how long impossible to say given the recent behaviour of this share! Blue then Red probably!

[vitec] 04/5/2020 07:42

Toffeeman I think you are partially right. Where I see a difference is that SNG has now a much higher profile and possible new investors have been alerted to the potential. That is all outside those invested and post on this BB, LSE etc.

[wetdream] 04/5/2020 07:40

Yes, it’s not what the share price opens at, but what it closes at, that matters.imho

[toffeeman] 04/5/2020 07:35

I am looking forward to trading today and do hope we see a decent and sustained rise - but nothing in the papers or Panorama is new to us or the market, and so in theory we should not see a change in price.

[peachie 74] 04/5/2020 07:34

To put yourself in the spotlight on national TV , you’ve got to be very confident that your product will work

[crookie3634] 04/5/2020 07:05

I love this bit:

The 67-year-old, who was taken to hospital due to difficulty with her breathing, said taking the drug hasn't caused her much discomfort.
"You don't notice you're taking it 'til you're finished. It's not so bad. I could see myself taking it at home."

BBC not so bullish on timescales though talking end of June for trial results and end of year to produce.

[pdt] 04/5/2020 07:05

Liked this comment in the Daily Mirror

"SNG-001 could be the breakthrough drug the world has been waiting for"

[adman50] 04/5/2020 07:01

Awesome write up here on it. I noticed the nurse is the one who deleted her twitter account.

[fanramptastic mate] 04/5/2020 07:01

MIRROR

'Breakthrough' drug that could transform coronavirus fight gets UK trial

Matthew Dresch 6 hrs ago


BBC Panorama has been allowed inside a UK coronavirus drugs trial for the first time.
The SNG-001 drug, being developed by Synairgen, prepares the body for a viral attack by stimulating the immune response in the lungs of asthma and chronic lung disease patients.
It is hoped the treatment will help coronavirus patients and prevent the most severe cases from requiring intensive care and ventilators.

Panorama has spoken to those involved in a trial at University Hospital Southampton.

Richard Marsden, the CEO of Synairgen, said: "Our drug is a special formulation of interferon beta that we deliver directly to the airways when the virus is there.
"What we've shown in our research is that older people, and people with some chronic conditions, have a poor interferon beta response when there's a virus present. Coronavirus does the same thing."



fanny

[dave444] 04/5/2020 06:55

Don't forget it got a full showing on Teletext lol!