Replies to post #130365 on Anavex Life Sciences Corp (AVXL)

[Batermere]

If you are insinuating that starting or not starting any or all of these trials by the end of 2017 is "missing a milestone" and is going to be the end of my investment in AVXL as a result I can only say .... Hell Freakin' No. You like to paint the Gloom and Doom picture. I'm not holding Missling to any so called predictions about when they will officially start. If they happen to extend into early 2018, so be it. I have no reason whatsoever to believe they WON'T start at some point. You and others are trying to make a mountain out of a mole hill. You must be new to the world of Baby Biotechs. I'm a seasoned veteran on the other hand. Delays for whatever reason happen in this biz and I'm not throwing the baby out with the bath water. A year from now, if the trials are successful, this will have been a complete non event. WHOOPDEDOO.

[The Mongoose]

I think it's always wise to be cautious and aware of a company and its potential risk/reward...It is still educated gambling no matter how you slice it, but we all look at the cards and decide is it worth staying in the game.... I think we should keep in mind a few important things with this company. The company is claiming it creates homeostasis, which in my mind really is saying they can fix the imbalance of these messed up cells..i.e. Symantec's . Easy to be a Monday QB, but I believe we have a top level QB .Dr.M has always delivered what he has told his Shareholders even though it may not be 100% on time at times...he has taken a financially ruined company and made it healthy on paper, brought us a drug which has surpassed what we anticipated for the phase 2a trial, and he has found partners and continues to build important relationships to make our company thrive....remember he has 11/2 months still and he is probably itching to deliver...Men of character act with character and the only thing that holds this goal back is the FDA imho...

[XenaLives]

Aye, there's the rub... perhaps new INDs are not being approved till new protocols are officially adopted.

Do you know - officially a company can start a trial within 30 days of submitting IND and trial protocol and are accepted by FDA?