RE:ConferencesThe two most important cancer conferences of the year are AACR, which took place in April, and ASCO which takes place this year in early June. There are tons of other conferences, as Wino showed, but those two are the big ones. You will notice the link to the AACR one in October that Qwerty noted and of which I was unaware, didn't even have AACR in its link. I am pretty sure now this is what Christian was referring to, as that makes much more sense from a timing perspective, but still not 100% certain.
Sorry to have confused you or anyone else but while we work hard at this, mistakes and misunderstandings happen - it is just part of the human condition and thereforear tof investing as well. But thanks to the really smart posters here, the mistake was found promptly and corrected. At least I think so since we are still guessing at a lot of this.
canadapiet wrote: Wow!
I am perplexed, stunned, baffled, speechless and a little bit upset!!!
We are here allready such a long time, at least the most of the regular boardwriters! There are priviliged people with a boatload of shares who get info in a limited committee and share it with us, great. But without knowing the most important conferences held in "oncology".!!!
Why do a private meeting, but don't get that info?
Why having so much shares in such a speculative sector and for sure even more speculaive company?????
Why invest with that much money wthout even knowing the basics of the sector/niche oncology?????
Unbelievable, but truth!