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Re: concop post# 34322

Wednesday, 09/23/2009 1:14:49 AM

Wednesday, September 23, 2009 1:14:49 AM

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I don't think the specific p value will have much impact on the PPS. There are basic two situations that can occur in my opinion:

1. The p value is statistically significant and the PPS will pop huge, assuming endpoints are also met. (But it won't have anything to do with how statistically significant the p value is. Maybe it would have an impact if it's right at .05, but otherwise I don't think so. Investors want to make money and they aren't going to nitpick.)

2. The p value is NOT statistically significant and the PPS will drop hard.
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