RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Something big is likely in the worksLet's see what the phase 1a results are first. If they show efficacy then the stock might rise considerably in the months ahead leading to the offering. Then again, there may be cash flowing to TH from partnerships so that may obviate the need for an offering.
jeffm34 wrote: On the other hand, underwhelming results will tank the stock price. Most prudent companies wouldn't take that risk. Unfortunately the timing for another financing is most likely before cancer results come out, unless you are 100% certain of the outcome of the cancer trial.
SPCEO1 wrote: We should know about efficacy in about 6-8 months with the phase 1b trial and, if that trial is successful in multiple cancer types, the valuation of TH is going to skyrocket.