RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Well?Hi PWIB123
Having neuroendocrine cancer myself, not rectal but ileum, can you tell me which chemo your dad got in 2015, and what he is starting on now? Hope for the best.
PWIB123 wrote: Appreciate the prayers SPCEO1. Dad started chemo again finally Tuesday this week, so now we wait and see how he responds. Prayers are coveted. This is dad's second time having Stage IV high grade neuroendocrine rectal cancer. MD Anderson wants him to receive 4 treatment cycles before they reassess to decide if the current treatment regiment should be modified. MD Anderson couldn't believe the cancer responded to the treatment dad received back in 2015, because of the tumor type. I know it was a miracle and not the chemo, but they are trying the same chemo treatement again, even though they admitted that they wouldn't have initially prescribed it due to be neuroendocrine.
I've never understood what seems to be an inordinate amount of time for the blackout excuse to be used as to why insiders may not be buying. It does make sense now that financials are being prepared, but not necessarily over the last 60 days. I suppose they could have some major announcement coming that would forbid them from trading, but I would be surprised.
How can investors find out what the company policy is around blackout periods?
https://www.naspp.com/blog/4-Trends-in-Trading-Blackout-Periods