Synairgen Share Discussion Threads

[wetdream] 19/5/2020 12:23

Seems to be a stand-off between seller with apparent endless stock to sell and buyers unwilling to play ball.
Impasse.

[slinkyj] 19/5/2020 08:23

Lth,s in the background peachy, but without some news or media coverage there is not much more to say. This board has been so informative that there is little more to be covered now. BOD need to get some news out there.

[rogerbridge] 19/5/2020 08:23

I can not see a successful vaccine appearing, I certainly would not take one. It could cause more harm than good. Lots of testing should be required.
SNG, could have a very good chance of success.

[peachie 74] 19/5/2020 08:13

Volumes disappeared and no discussion. Tumbleweed .......!

[801710245] 19/5/2020 07:08

I'm getting addicted to 'Trump-isms'. Last night's was priceless,

- but I'm already getting desperate for my next 'fix'.

[bobaxe1] 19/5/2020 01:33

UK Business Secretary @AlokSharma_RDG referenced the ACCORD collaborative during today's UK government #COVID19 briefing. Clinical academic lead to accelerate drugs aimed at treating the virus is @ProfWilko @unisouthampton @UHSFT. More here ? https://t.co/3BXlIOxNwm https://t.co/keiB25ygFv

[amaretto1] 18/5/2020 22:03

Good headline yesterday! A really bad one tommorow ...

[amaretto1] 18/5/2020 22:02

Oxford doesn't work on monkeys !One day after Goverment announcement ...,, Were does SNG stand

[eeza] 18/5/2020 20:59

ut it's definitely Syndarella.

[itshenderz] 18/5/2020 20:46

2 consecutive blue days? This isn't Christmas ;-)

[cambradjones] 18/5/2020 20:41

Finished at the data low right on the bell after a 11% intraday swing.Glad I had a day mostly away from the screen, didn't expect to see 2 consecutive blue days but at least we are another day nearer.

[dovey21] 18/5/2020 17:03

Our day is coming. We're one day closer.

[slinkyj] 18/5/2020 16:35

Cmon bod, gives us something tantalising tomorrow AM.

[nobbygnome] 18/5/2020 15:48

The phase III for the Moderna vaccine won't start until July at the earliest. No way it will be available in scale until next year.

[vitec] 18/5/2020 15:47

Sound like politicians playing politics and giving false hope. Trump needs something to bolster his rating going into an election and he will grasp at anything that gives him an edge.

[ambyth] 18/5/2020 15:46

The detail within the vaccine candidates shows just how desperate Governments are for something that "moves the needle" positively at all.

Of course a successful therapy would do that...

[ambyth] 18/5/2020 15:45

Also, the UK’s Oxford Vaccine candidate trial does not seem like a positive result at all as it failed to stop infection transmission in the monkeys, and although the trial is currently progressing I am left wondering why.

It looks increasingly like a UK government political project to say we are doing something and is unlikely to deliver the vaccine the world can depend on.

Here is the Telegraph link:

[ambyth] 18/5/2020 15:42

The MRNA USA vaccine candidate (on closer inspection) looks less hopeful than its headlines: This from the FT article today:


"There were just 45 participants for the early stage, and the data on antibodies was only available for eight of those.

The study participants, aged between 18 and 55, received two doses of the vaccine. Two weeks following the second dose, those on the lowest dose showed the same level of antibodies seen in recovered patients. The group on an increased dose showed higher levels.

“I’m really thrilled,” Mr Bancel told the Financial Times. “What is really special about mRNA technology is we have pushed it to a place where more antibodies are made than a natural infection so it should provide a long immunity.”

He believed Moderna could start a large phase three trial in July, as the phase two trial was starting shortly. The third trial will need to include thousands of participants, to demonstrate safety and efficacy across a large population.

Mr Bancel said even if the vaccine showed an efficacy rate as low as 60 or 70 per cent, it could be useful in stopping the replication rate of the virus. The third trial would probably be conducted at sites around the world, as it was hard to predict where an outbreak of Covid-19 would occur at that time.

That larger final trial could give results by the end of the year."

[waterloo01] 18/5/2020 15:30

I know the market has gotten excited by the news of a potential vaccine. I would point out, it's VERY limited size to date and there is still no evidence that it or having antibodies, gives any immunity or limited immunity.

As such a cure or a treatment that improves the condition will remain invaluable.

[hairballradical] 18/5/2020 15:29

8017,

that may be your interpretation of what's between the lines but mine is that I'm here to bolster my pension, that will happen if SNG succeeds. The vaccine views is not about wanting it to fail but a disbelief that you could test a vaccine in that time frame which would be proven to be safe and effective via a rigorous process. It just doesn't seem to add up.

[dovey21] 18/5/2020 15:24

Not from my perspective...I consider the current urgency placed upon scientists to be potentially dangerous. Most specialists on the news approach the forecasts with caution. Look up Gulf War Syndrome to see what effects hastily prepared vaccines can cause. I hope there will be a vaccine to enable us to return to normality and save countless lives.

[801710245] 18/5/2020 14:51

Reading between the lines of much that has been posted here earlier today, I can't help feeling the general consensus is "fingers crossed the vaccine(s) fail(s) - more potential demand for SNG001 etc".

Is this what we're reduced to?