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I disagree. If the results are good, which most of us are expecting, especially given the recent announcements that Leronlimab patients had 63% less SAEs than the placebo patients, I think any short that's been paying attention will want to cover before Thursday.
They rarely drop a PR BEFORE the call. With good news, they usually drop the PR immediately after the call or the next morning before the opening bell. I assume this is very good news and they don't won't to give the shorts an opportunity to twist and spin the results prior to the call. If it was not so good news, they'd probably drop it in a PR after Friday's close.
Additionally, as with the license agreement that was announced DURING the call on Dec 17, they prefer to make major announcements during calls and not in PRs. And if the results are good, which the recent safety data supports, I suspect they'll also announce their intent to file for EUA with the FDA. So why steal their own thunder by dropping a PR prior to the call? That rarely happens with major announcements.
Also, this may be a bit of a stretch, but given NP has said on numerous occasions that BPs are waiting to see the data, it wouldn't surprise me to hear they also have an update on license deal(s)..
LERONLIMAB PATIENTS HAD 63% LESS SERIOUS ADVERSE EVENTS THAN CONTROL SUBJECTS IN MILD-TO-MODERATE PATIENTS
LERONLIMAB REDUCES PATIENTS WITH ADVERSE EVENTS BY 64%!!!
UP 2210% since Dec 17!!!
...and we're just getting started!
NAILED IT!!! LOL
Can you share the link?
I think the true definition of an illogical thing to say is when someone says a company that may globally save lives for those who have Covid or sever flu symptoms, cancer and metastasis, HIV, Crohn's Disease, GVHD, MS, NASH, Parkinson's Disease, etc. etc. etc., is only worth 12 billion.
So NP, who has said on numerous occasions the sp may see the high triple digits, maybe 4 digits, is now going to sell the company when it's barely over 2 digits??? That's laughable. Anyone who knows anything about our CEO also knows that he's a VERY tough negotiator, and he's not going to consider anything that low, if anything at all. He hasn't worked this hard for so many years just to give the company away. And by the time that he does consider selling, there won't be a BP out there than can afford us.
Your chart nailed it, Tom!!!
Thanks and HB!
The CEO had a conference call on Tuesday when he reminded everyone that there's no need for a R/S, and he's repeated this MANY times on other conference calls. If you can find a transcript of the calls, then you'll have your links. Also, the company CANNOT exercise a R/S without shareholder approval. That is why every annual shareholders meeting until last year has included a vote by all shareholders to authorize a r/s. Everyone who's been in this stock for a while knows they've ruled out a R/S -- it's NOT going to happen unless the CEO, BoDs, and shareholders want it and approve it first. And now they're working with the NYSE to uplist; it is the final step towards uplisting. Uplisting is not a difficult achievement - it's actually very easy, and as the CEO and CFO said during Tuesday's call, they're now making the "final" arrangements for the uplist. It's about to happen to CYDY, so sit back, get some popcorn, and enjoy the ride. My experience is that getting in just prior to the announcement can be the best time to load up, because as soon as they move to the NYSE, many institutions will have the ability to buy into CYDY, and that alone may create a feeding frenzy. I've seen this happen MANY times.
That's not even remotely possible given the CEO and Board of Directors have ruled it out, the shareholders have not authorized it, and it's no longer required to uplist now that we've reached the required share price to uplist. Additionally, the CEO announced on Tuesday that they're currently working with the NYSE to uplist within the coming weeks.
Again, simple question. If HCQ kills more patients than it saves, then why's the VA, UK, and other hospitals and physicians all over the world continuing to prescribe it for covid-19? Because it kills more patients than it saves? Oh, okay...got it!
Please feel free to send a link that says it kills more covid-19 patients than it saves. I'm guessing that's why the VA, UK, and other hospitals all over the globe continue to prescribe it for covid-19...because it kills more patients than it saves. LOL
"As it relates to covid-19 - it will kill more than it saves."
One more time for the people in the nose-bleed section!
"Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie said Thursday that hydroxychloroquine will continue to be offered to VA hospital COVID-19 patients.
"As we speak, Dr. Anthony Fauci and his institute [the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases] are conducting detailed clinical trials and I would underline the fact that it is the 128th most-used drug in this country," Wilkie said on Fox News' "Fox and Friends First." "We have seen it work in many settings across America and our goal is to do everything we can to preserve and prolong life."
"We will continue to do that under FDA guidelines that we have been following religiously," he added.
Wilke said "We started using this in the military in 1955. Everyone who has served in the military since the Eisenhower administration has taken this regularly. We know its side effects, we know what it does and if we can offer hope to people we will continue to do that."
Tell that to the millions of the veterans who have been taking it for 65 years and continue to take it today.
"It’s a drug that will pan out to have caused more harm/mortality than lives it saved."
Is this the VA "study" that you were referring to when you said HCQ explains the higher mortality rate? So, you're saying the head of the VA is wrong, and Dr. Fauci and his institute [the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases] should not be conducting detailed clinical trials with HCQ because you already know that it doesn't work? If it's so ineffective as you say, then why did the head of the VA, Robert Wilke, say the VA will "continue" to use HCG for Covid-19 as a treatment? Hmmmm
I guess we'll know soon enough, won't we.
In case you missed my earlier post...
"Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) has revealed that it is following U.S. President Donald Trump’s lead on experimenting with hydroxychloroquine as a coronavirus preventative.
The state-run, socialised healthcare provider will be giving hydroxychloroquine to as many as 10,000 health workers at at least 20 hospitals as part of a clinical trial led by the Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (Moru), to confirm anecdotal evidence that it can prevent people from catching the Chinese virus."
What's even sadder is when someone trashes a potentially life-saving drug for political reasons.
"I also heard someone say bleach might work. Science, right?"
I look at it from a glass half-full rather than an empty glass perspective. Fortunately the UK, our VA, and many other hospitals and treatment centers around the world are experimenting with HCQ, a drug that's been used for over 65 years by the VA to treat malaria and has shown enough evidence (i.e. anecdotal) to convince globally millions of people that it helps as a preventive against covid. I can't imagine why anybody would try to discourage people from taking a drug that may save their lives while we wait for Leronlimab to be approved. Sadly some are focused only on the treatment (i.e. Leronlimab) and not on the preventative.
"Good thing they are “experimenting” with a drug to “confirm anecdotal evidence”.
The more people continue to prop up failed drugs like HCQ and remdesivir, the less exposure and more difficult it will be to expedite leronlimab"
Just announced yesterday...
"Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) has revealed that it is following U.S. President Donald Trump’s lead on experimenting with hydroxychloroquine as a coronavirus preventative.
The state-run, socialised healthcare provider will be giving hydroxychloroquine to as many as 10,000 health workers at at least 20 hospitals as part of a clinical trial led by the Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit (Moru), to confirm anecdotal evidence that it can prevent people from catching the Chinese virus."
Is this the VA study you're referring to?
"Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie said Thursday that hydroxychloroquine will continue to be offered to VA hospital COVID-19 patients despite criticism, and he believes that the media has been pointing to studies that say the medication is unproven because they wish to aim attacks more at President Donald Trump and his statement that he's been taking the drug.
"As we speak, Dr. Anthony Fauci and his institute [the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases] are conducting detailed clinical trials and I would underline the fact that it is the 128th most-used drug in this country," Wilkie said on Fox News' "Fox and Friends First." "We have seen it work in many settings across America and our goal is to do everything we can to preserve and prolong life."
He also disputed a VA study that "the press has been touting" as something that "researchers took and used VA numbers to look at the underlying medical conditions and misrepresented what was going on."
The study showed a higher death rate for patients who took the drug alone, compared to those who didn't take it, but Wilkie said that the hospitals "used it with veterans in the last hours of life in the hopes of prolonging that life."
"We will continue to do that under FDA guidelines that we have been following religiously," he added.
Wilkie also noted that Trump has been taking the medication under the observation of his doctor.
"We are not going to take risks with the life of the president of the United States," said Wilkie. "We started using this in the military in 1955. Everyone who has served in the military since the Eisenhower administration has taken this regularly. We know its side effects, we know what it does and if we can offer hope to people we will continue to do that."
Yeah, I agree. My wife is an RN in one of the largest hospitals in the DC area, and most of her patients are prescribed HCQ in combination with Zinc. From what I'm hearing, they think it only works with Zinc because it helps the zinc get inside the infected cells to destroy the virus.
What I thinks missing from this story is that she wasn't also taking Zinc. Physicians normally prescribe the two together when it comes to battling Covid-19.
I just stickied it.
Yes, that's great news given that he's not under investigation because there's no need for him to be, so I guess that means you're correct that he's "squeaky clean"! Great observation!!!
No, they don't normally suspend trading when a biotech submits a BLA to the FDA for approval. It's great news and means revenue when approved, and, yes, the share price will increase dramatically over the next few weeks and months.
So it sounds like we're in the lead!
Yes, I'm well aware of that. I've been here over 4 years, and after averaging down, I'm up almost 600%. It was .94 in late March and rose to $3.73 in a little over a month on the covid news, so let me reword it this way...what other corona stock has quadruped in a little over a month?
CYDY is up over 900% since mid-Dec. What other corona stocks have increased that much?
CYDY is up over 900% since mid-Dec. What other corona stocks have increased that much?
Investigation of Holzer & Holzer appears to be warranted
Yahoo news said Holzer & Holzer, LLC has paid for dissemination of this promotional communication, and Corey D. Holzer is the attorney responsible for its content - WOW!
Corey D. Holzer, Esq.
(888) 508-6832 (toll-free)
cholzer@holzerlaw.com
I'm hearing Corey's got a CRIMINALRECORD. DUI, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, ETC. This doesn't play well for the shorts!
"O-M-G! Excellent DD!" Thanks!
And here's another GREAT link:
https://emerginggrowth.com/stat-reporter-triples-down-on-cytodyn-otcqb-cydy-rhetoric-with-failed-cyber-bullying-tactics/
Enjoy!!
Perhaps you should read this about CYDY and AF's short attack this morning that appears to have fallen "short":
https://emerginggrowth.com/stat-reporter-triples-down-on-cytodyn-otcqb-cydy-rhetoric-with-failed-cyber-bullying-tactics/
This is an old tactic they use all of the time. Their goal is to file a bunch of frivolous lawsuits in an attempt to bury the good PRs under the fake lawsuits. They did the same thing to AVXL. They'll all be dismissed as frivolous, and they know that, but the goal is to bury the good news. Just watch, there will be many more popping up today and this weekend, and most of the so-called "lawyers" will have addresses of empty buildings, etc.
Baloney! There's no class action lawsuit because the FDA has already responded to the submittal. Any "lawsuit" is frivolous and made up by the shorts. Typical shorting tactic to scare newbies.
$3.22 and CLIMBING!!!
You said that yesterday and it closed up 40 cents. LOL
Then why is the share price climbing to $3.14 as of just now?
It just broke $3.13.