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IMV Inc IMVIQ

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IMV Inc. is a Canada-based company. The Company has no business operations.


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IMV Inc > -12%? Were the results that bad?
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Comment by abe492on Nov 12, 2020 5:03pm
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RE:RE:-12%? Were the results that bad?

RE:RE:-12%? Were the results that bad?I think the same firm who brought the last few days, pushing SP up also dumped today. They were highly displease by the comments / informantion from todays conference ( they were good, we're one step closer to have definitive valid and reliable data ) . Now a days firms want blockbuster results handed to them, patience is long gone.
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