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No obviously not the average shareholder, but I would assume that institutional and other investors would. And of course maybe it is just the piddling guys selling that is driving down the price as there is not much volume. But I would think that institutions would see that scripts are firming up and act on it.
Thanks Capt. Definitely no degradation in scripts and actually some improvement to characterize it conservatively. What is frustrating is as things are looking at least slightly better why the stock price has gone the other way when looking at the last 3 months.
As for the reasons for this, if that was an exam question and I had to submit and defend a reason, I might postulate that the overall market and bios in particularly have been hit hard, so Amarin’s poor stock performance could be mostly related to that and not company specific. Of course others could make another argument.
Monk, as much as I appreciate posts from both you and NS, among others, I have to say that my feelings about some of the nutty posts parallel yours rather than NS's, as I do not find much entertainment from them. They have to be willfully coming here to post and must have nothing better to do.
First, I hate working with water works.
Secondly I forgot about Dr Bhatt’s presentation. Thanks for reminding us.
Thanks for posting. Hope they are genuine about feeling confident:
“We are confident that meaningful value creation is on the horizon for Aurinia shareholders now that the Board has initiated a strategic review and made significant governance enhancements, including by replacing its Chair and appointing new directors to the Board.”
Thanks Capt. So I guess August will be a better judge than July with the caveat that many are on holiday in August.
Kiwi, I can't seem to remember the date of that UK Heart Conference. Wasn't it early July or am I not remembering correctly? If it was early July how are you gauging the uptake for the rest of July. Also Europe tends to slow down - holidays, etc., in the summer so we may have to wait until the Fall to assess if there has been a good change in prescribing habits in the UK.
Definitely a possibility.
Although not impossible to hear before the end of the year, my guess would be 2024
The IRS uses the purchase and sale dates. Boggle away.
What a way to pick an arbitrary starting point. How about comparing to Oct 25, 2021.
I guess Dr Alo is responding:
Thanks. I'll try harder to not be a quack. 💪🏻🫀🩺
— Dr Alo, DO, FACC (@MohammedAlo) July 5, 2023
Thanks PD. Really loved this line: ".....any of those numbers should trigger clinical action for a drug that is safe..." But the medical community has been criminal in its shunning of the drug. The old saying is what do you call a guy who finishes last in his graduating class ------ doctor.
It is unbelievable to think where IPE sales are when looking at your chart. Ok, patients may be unaware, but it is disgraceful that docs are unaware. Or maybe they are and don't believe the results. I have seen some brain surgeons that are total masters of their craft yet have some really ignorant ideas and lack of knowledge in basic science.
Thanks Sleven. Anyone think the dosages used in this study seem small?
Your scenario seems more likely than not.
Yep. Although MKT Capital recommended withholding for PG, but Iljin still voted for PG. If they flip, its all over.
Looks like the early results of the examination of my head is seemingly positive. Picked up more shares at $9 and in three trading sessions since it has been up, up, and up. If I could only be so lucky every time I make a purchase! LOL
I don't quite follow. If all of the participants are preclinical and free of any form of dementia, how would they show any improvement in cognitive function? Aren't they already at the top of their cognitive function.
Thanks in advance for that information. I assume (did not verify) that apoe4 status what checked on the subjects in BRAVE.
I know that this 12.50 business has something to with Cervelo or whatever, but I am not here for 12.50. BO, if it comes, will be much higher.
I could be wrong but I think the study is supposed to end, but it may take months for them to crunch the data and share results.
Thanks for the link PD. But just thinking about this whole thing again, one would think that an outcome study far outweighs links to biomarkers. Unless you are referring to the way docs could easily identify patients who would benefit from taking V. But they definitely have so many other measures by which to identify patients who have or at risk for CVD.
PharmacyDude, Kiwi, no question it would be easier to get docs and patients to use V if it was tied in to certain biomarkers. But, it seems the literature is replete with data that shows that the EPA/AA or AA/EPA ratio is correlated to many facets of CVD. Is that not considered a biomarker, or did the company dropped the ball not making the connection and marketing it correctly (obviously Big Pharma should have been in control early on)?
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31063407/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7508728/
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/circ.144.suppl_1.10822
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00325481.2019.1607414
https://www.endocrine-abstracts.org/ea/0029/ea0029oc19.1
Without question. And, that is why Nissen et al are a disgrace to the scientific method. Making claims for which there is no evidence. Many studies confirm or corroborate what Dr. Mason showed.
Even the Nissen et al placebo pushers don’t deny the great results of R-I, but only challenge why the results came out as they did.
I have long ceased to be amazed at how some really dumb people achieve certain positions in their profession or appointments.
Thanks for the good news Robin and Sleven. Kind of puzzling how some countries approve reimbursement and others don't. Not sure if strictly economics of the respective countries or some other calculus. Now, we need to get docs prescribing.
Kiwi, sorry to hear that you had it so bad. Hopefully, you better and at home now.
As far as ARDX, I remember seeing a discussion of it on the Amarin board with you and others a few weeks back and I picked some up then. Thanks for the heads up.
As far as the Covid, do you have any idea where you may have picked it up? I just got back on Sunday from a cruise to celebrate our anniversary and there were some people hacking but we seem fine. 3,000 passengers on the cruise as it was full and sold out.
Wonder where the jet is back to. The US office or Canadian office?
Ram, I know what you mean. I have had two really bad episodes with kidney stones. The one, probably 30 years ago, I was working in my deli, and at first loosened my pants to the point where they were almost falling off while I was making subs and slicing cold cuts. As it got worse, I got my wife to bring me to the ER. They put me in a room to await the doc. So much pain I could not stay on the gurney/bed, and was crouched down in a corner. I could hear the docs coming around looking for me, and when they finally saw me I could one say - that must be him. Well, they had to do their dye thing first confirming what it was and where before giving me meds and the only thing I remember from that point on was my wife driving me home in a driving rainstorm. Slept right through and pain was gone the following morning. Luckily we have codeine at home as we can get it in Canada whenever we are there without a script.
Volume pretty anemic.
Might need to have my head examined, but this looks like a good spot so picking up shares here.
Agreed Zip, but I don’t recall Denner ever opining on the subject. If anyone knows Denner’s thoughts on this I would be eager to hear it.
The Brazil nuts should be good for the prostate. Have you noticed benefits there?
Kiwi, sorry to hear you have contracted Covid. Hopefully, it turns out to be a mild case. Take it easy.
Sleven, I was incommunicado when this topic came up so I am late in opining. The word mediation (rather than arbitration) to me at least gives me the idea that both sides will have to give something. Hope Amarin doesn't give too much.
JRoon you are correct, as I have had a close connection to someone who went through MAID. My best man’s wife lived with MS for almost all of her adult life. As typical with that disease she slowly over the years deteriorated, losing the ability to walk, then the rest of her limbs, and so on, becoming bedridden. She was about 68 years old a couple of years when she started losing the ability to speak. She realized she would soon have no way to communicate her wishes and decided to use MAID to end her misery. Of course she had to get medical approval.
I thought of your number 2 when I saw the report that early screenings don’t do much to extend life but are definitely great purveyors of healthcare. As a side note I wasn’t aware that prostate removal increased heart attack risk:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12453327/Most-cancer-screenings-dont-extend-lives.html
Has Amarin sent letters to these people like Express Scripts to inform them that they are enabling infringement?
The Deniers who claim placebo interference had plenty of time, plenty of time, plenty of time, to speak out about the mineral oil placebo when the protocol for R-I was announced.