Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

Huge Global Blood Cancer Market

[Eoganacht]

Today's Stockhouse article lays it all out:

This company’s Photo Dynamic Therapy is transforming cancer treatment 

"Broadly speaking, the global blood cancer drug market is expected to reach a valuation of $108 billion by 2031, with the increasing prevalence of blood cancer driving that growth."

https://stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2024/04/09/this-company-s-photo-dynamic-therapy-transforming-cancer-treatment

[CAinPlap]

Nice article but how many "market darlings" have a market cap of only $35 Million? 

[skys1]

Eogan - terrific article!!!

[Infinity]

Brilliant article.  I am getting tired of these.  Why are we still struggling at $0.16?  Does it mean no one else values TLT and their Patents or their cures that are in pipe line

[Alamir1111]

Sept 2022 The company plans to use the proceeds of the financing for a Good Laboratory Practice toxicology study for intravenous installation of Rutherrin, Good Laboratory Practice (“GLP”) Toxicology Study for Intravenous installation of Rutherrin intended for the treatment of Non Small Lung Cancer (“NSCLC”) and Glio Blastoma Multiforme (“GBM”) Good Laboratory Practice (“GLP

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

No money, constant delays, overshooting expectations. Just look at alamirs post, they be been doing toxicology studies for "2 years" now on GBM and NSCLC. It's always well if we had more money, you raised 22 million and got what, halfway through the trial. O and the enrollment is so slow I would expect it to be 2027 or 2028 for completion/commercialization, by then it is reasonable

[chry200030]

Better sell then. I wonder whom the many companies are you are talking about.. I expect to see some nice share price accumulation by end of June 2024. It will be the start. 

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

You can start with Creto who has superior results compared ours strictly efficacy speaking

[rhodiumd]

New patient enrollment will pick up after the advisor meetings. I think doctors are so swamped that they don't have time to look at the new research and numbers and most of them stay in the loop during conferences and such meetings. This is why companies are always so eager to present new data at conferences and meetups. 

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Man the excuses you guys come up with are hilarious, doctors involved in research are very up to date with results.  My guess is the complexity of the procedure is what is holding some back.

[CAinPlap]

Complexity of the procedure??? Seems pretty straight forward to me. My jaded opinion is we don't have the $ to grease the PI's to promote our trial over the Big Pharma trials. I would love to be a fly on the wall when Doc's are discussing trial options with patients. This should be the way it goes - Hey patient you can go with the Big pharma option with its 20 or more treatments and

[riverrrow]

Even SNC Lavalin wasn't legally able to apply grease.  It's the Canadian way.  I don't know how TLT is going to get out of this bind.  GLTA.

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

LMAO ya ll know they didn't even treat the first 12 correctly right? Clearly it is not a straightforward procedure 

[riverrrow]

The fact is that the CR rate for the 12 underdosed patients is not that much lower than for the correctly dosed.  And then of course there are the two out of three  patients in phase 1 that went, what, 2 years CR or something.

[charlierock]

No complexity. Nothing to see here. It's more like simplicity relativity speaking. My main concerns are; is BTD coming our way soon without anymore hurdles? How widely will our ACT be adopted? How bout a nice big joint venture or ventures. I think this is the year when we'll get some answers and maybe some surprises.

[Eoganacht]

If our trial results remain good and durability of response remains high, it's difficult to understand how urologists could defend not using Ruvidar PDT once it's approved. Conservatively, one third of patients treated will be completely cured of NMIBC after only one or two treatments without any serious adverse effects attributable to the treatment. And maybe more than one third. It

[Legit62]

So true Eoganacht, just got to get FDA approval and off and running

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

What seems to you is not panning out in the enrollment, thus clearly urologists do not like or are of the application of the treatment. Scream til your face is blue, facts are facts, they enrolled what 2 people this year? And they said they want everyone enrolled by end of year? Hahahahahahahahha April fools

[Legit62]

Dumber than Dumb time for you to invest in Bitcoin and rid yourself of TLT if you feel we are doomed, JMO, we are here because we believe in technology good or bad, you fd up if you lost money here, move on and save yourself the pity please

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Naaaa I like giving the good ole boys club a dose of reality. Hey don't blame me you like losing money year after year, I actually want to make money