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tonysd57

05/23/19 3:01 PM

#41460 RE: misiu143 #41459

Hello Misiu:
As always appreciate your voluminous postings and fearless attitude in questioning management either privately or in public setting.

Possibly lost in all the exciting news of potential partnerships, licensing agreements & TO financing to come was that Eli Lilly very recently had their TNBC CDK4/6 inhibitor drug Verzenio "flagged" by the Japanese health industry for safety concerns. Patients developed a serious lung disease and likely the cause of one death.

Lilly had high hopes for the drug and touted it as one its top oncology prospects. And in fact sales were pretty strong last quarter at $300 million I believe.

Novartis TNBC drug Kisqali has been a flop and the leader in the field by far is Pfizers Ibrance with worldwide sales of $1.1 billion last year - And as you know, this is dangerous nasty stuff patients are taking.

Obviously their is a huge need & market for a safe & effective treatment, let's get those 5 to 10 patients injected and prove Leronlimab can in fact be that savior.

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The Lawman

05/23/19 9:15 PM

#41490 RE: misiu143 #41459

I am pulling very hard for, and believe very much in, this company.

Although I would prefer a more seasoned CEO, and one with some skin in the game, the science is so compelling that I think this obstacle will be overcome.

The huge commitment by RP, and the substantial investment in the company made by most of the directors, further support my optimism.

Eventually, the battle between the believers and the naysayers will be settled by the FDA that I firmly believe will approve leronlimab for many indications.

LM