Near term catalysts that will create an upward jump in AVXL stock value
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"Well Done ", georgejji
It is also notable that the EMA has established by provision of objective evidence that amyloid is not a cause for AD AND they have just noted that AVXL is (has) one of 4 last remaining new drugs on their lists of trial finalists....AKA..."What color is this RED piece of Paper?"...
I think we can forget about any new trials starting this year. Maybe PD trial in Australia. Maybe.
IMO, MAA submission would be nice and could provide a brief bump but expect that to be short-lived. The most impactful event over the next year could be the 3-71 result - but with only ~20 patients in Part B of the study, it is possible that the signal will be minimal and blunt that impact.
We are dealing with a new, medically induced epidemic. I suspect that statistically this epidemic exceeds naatural "Alzheimers" and other neurotoxins by orders of magnitude. I also believe that there are political entities that would keep blarcamesine off the market because it would provide relief.
Look aat your own extened family and test this premise.
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That's some volume today, George. Thank you for the further vote of confidence with this list of catalysts. You sure are shaping up to be the financial advisor that many are here for.