ProMIS Neurosciences Inc PMN

Fun while it lasted

[BottomBroker]

Back down we go. *sigh*

[M101]

I can hardly wait for the first poster to tell us how he got in at 6 and left at 11, and btw glta. 

[M101]

This is where it gets interesting. If a minute oscillator said it had stalled at 11 then how many minutes does it take to reverse again at 9.50? 9000 shares traded at near 11 this morning so a few traders had an easy exit, but more interesting is the motivation of the buyers. No news, no gap, no bargain price at the open and yet almost $100,000 was bet that we are closer to the beginning than the

[BottomBroker]

I miss 4-cent David. *sigh again*

[Ardbeg]

Still wonder what drove it up? Unfortunately I agree, I'm guessing down back to where it started..

[M101]

Lots of volume, momentum traders should all be out. And we're an AD vaccine company now, who doesn't want a piece of that? 

[Ardbeg]

I can't answer that, but I'm guessing lots of folks/companies might skip out on it. I do so very much hope I'm wrong about my guess and you are right!

[M101]

Lol, well vaccines have never been less popular but I'm curious about your guess, why?   

[M101]

And....nothing, right back where the powers that be set the price upon arriving at Nasdaq. It's almost like momentum traders and weak hands just don't matter.

[BottomBroker]

One step forward, one step back. Same as it ever was. 

[Speyeder999]

As far as vaccines go for AD, I think it's noteworthy to mention that our SAB chairman Rudy Tanzi was never a fan of a vaccine solution to begin with,  but I'm assuming Cashman's science must have swayed his beliefs and this should be  seen as a huge endorsement coming from a person with his credentials....I mean why else remain SAB if he wasn't on board?......just saying

[M101]

Great point. Tanzi's beliefs are understandable in the context of his 2018 paper(s) re Herpes and the defensive role(s) of amyloid,  but it's just one more reason that extreme targeting is needed.