Anavex Life Sciences Corp (AVXL): I expect European approval of blarcamesi...

I expect European approval of blarcamesine later this

dia76ca · 2025-04-03T00:02:01.9730000Z

I expect European approval of blarcamesine later this year. I also expect worldwide stagflation (increased prices and increased unemployment at the same time). As a Anavex shareholder how do I expect this to affect blarcamesine sales? Alzheimers is a tragic disease which families and healthcare systems have to face around the world. The current standard of care is very ineffective. The Mabs are not only less effective, but also have serious side effects and a high initial cost and costly follow up. Blarcamesine offers real hope to patients and cost savings to families and health care systems! Blarcamesine offers higher efficacy, greater safety and significant cost savings! I expect sales to flourish in any economic environment! Anavex will secure very attractive partnerships and enter European, UK, Australian, Canadian and Asian markets very rapidly IMO. The FDA will almost certainly be forced to follow. Anavex may be a very bright light in a very dismal market!

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