The data was in line with what management was 'promoting'. The comparison to Eylea is relevant, however I think much of the move up into data and the subsequent move down is classic runup/rundown for a binary event in a company with a high percentage of retail stock ownership. It is what it is.
Let's see if anything changes tomorrow with the late breaker present with more complete data.
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