Synairgen Share Discussion Threads

[topnotch] 03/4/2020 15:46

Also, volume is smaller than previous days - which may be a contributing factor

[peachie 74] 03/4/2020 15:46

Yep. This is painful

[topnotch] 03/4/2020 15:45

A further 10% fall on Monday (based on current momentum) will bring this down to around 42/43p - but things may change if any RNS is released

[asif12] 03/4/2020 15:44

end of tax year also on Sunday. so today is last day to realise profit or loss

[johndoe23] 03/4/2020 15:43

Around 45p might be worth a small punt

[topnotch] 03/4/2020 15:40

Punters probably want to lock in profit after the massive gains this week and chase the next big thing!

More fool them...

[nobbygnome] 03/4/2020 15:38

There is a lot to play out before we get the trial results. Plenty of time for a lot more volatility both up and down.

[801710245] 03/4/2020 15:37

The selling is relentless - it's been a grim 48 hours for those of us who discovered this late. Can but hope for better sentiment after the weekend.

[topnotch] 03/4/2020 15:36

Hmmm, had put this on my watchlist to buy @ 50p after it went 60p+ this week but may just hold off to see where it finally ends up - probably around the 40p (ish) mark

[bmnsa] 03/4/2020 15:22

hazl
That has been my plight too plenty of times,but I play safe now when the world is in a spin and no one knows where it will all end up at.
After 2008 I lost a shed load through staying in the market for far too long.
When in BMN a year ago I was a near lone voice to get out in the low 40's after some great profits were made from a high of 49p. Where are BMN today after all the bb talk which was of the NEW Vanadium Gold dust and China's high demand for it?
Take nothing for granted and play safe my friend.

[royalalbert] 03/4/2020 15:01

Nobby thanks for that, always nice to know we have an expert who knows the inside of an industry like SNG.

[bmnsa] 03/4/2020 15:00

These are unprecedented times that we now live in with the US about to implode imo and the euro not far behind them.
I hit the sell button on 3/4 of the shares I held(allsectors) early this morning and although there has been some recovery since I don't believe it will last.
Sitting cash ready at present with a small core holding in SNG only left.

[d1nga] 03/4/2020 14:58

well I aint waiting so took a few

[spqstrader] 03/4/2020 14:51

Wait until it hits 42p. May be a good entry point then....Not far off from the ii and hedge funds that are getting 40 million shares at 35p - PIs will always be mugged at higher prices.

[bmnsa] 03/4/2020 14:47

Following the charts and not this bb & reports has saved me a load in the past 3 days, as I have been selling down ready to pick them all up later on. A lesson I learnt after losing £300k some years back.

[bobaxe1] 03/4/2020 14:46

I'm getting truly tempted to have a top up at this level

[nobbygnome] 03/4/2020 14:39

Sadly I am a little vertically challenged....but not really short enough to be one of the seven dwarves.

Although my wife might suggest I would be perfect for the part of Grumpy....

[nobbygnome] 03/4/2020 14:36

>> likya

The two cytokines are similar in their mode of action so in reality it is probably difficult to separate the two. However, I have seen some research which suggests Alfa interferon is more part of the adaptive immune system, although I suspect you could find an interferon expert who might dispute that.

I am not aware that Alfa interferon has been in a clinical trial in an inhaled form but I stand to be corrected.

[d1nga] 03/4/2020 14:35

bored watching the share price , excuse me on lock down for too long....

[arpy2] 03/4/2020 14:35

No disrespect Nobby - it must be fun-Friday.

[d1nga] 03/4/2020 14:34

no the only one with a big nob , the clues in the name

I must put a disclaimer in that I don't know if this is true or not

[flashheart] 03/4/2020 14:33

That's an impressive CV if I may say so!

[arpy2] 03/4/2020 14:33

The only gnome with a PHD ?

[nobbygnome] 03/4/2020 14:31

LOL very funny.

A degree in biochemistry and a PhD. in immunology lead me to get a job as a bench scientist in a biotech company. I ended up following a drug all the way through on to the market as the scientific expert and became a medical director. Hence I got experience of all stages of drug development from bench to bedside. The drug I worked on for 24 years is now turning over £1.5 billion.