I think it was a good call (except for the Q&A: th
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Posted On: 07/30/2020 6:53:26 PM
I think it was a good call (except for the Q&A: they need to moderate that. Oy.)
Although many of us (myself included) were hopeful that we would get results, we were told that we would get an update and that is what we got.
I still think that the lending institution had more revealed to them (rough data) than was revealed to us. It would have to be. Institutions don't lend money on a wing and a prayer. I don't mind that NP is holding information until it is complete and all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted. That is as it should be.
A couple things confused me and maybe someone could explain. Dr. Jay said the SAEs are an endpoint and then I believe someone asked if they could be added as an endpoint (as that is what Regeneron did?) I think NP's answer to that was a little muddled or muffled. Does anyone have an idea about this?
Was our manufacturing capacity reduced? That part was also unclear. I think mostly because the questioners were all so unclear and long-winded. The manufacturing piece is the part I understand the least. When we get approval, won't the government step in and make sure enough gets made? The letter from the DOJ?
GLTA. I think we are on track to something great. I don't mind waiting 10 days for something great.
Although many of us (myself included) were hopeful that we would get results, we were told that we would get an update and that is what we got.
I still think that the lending institution had more revealed to them (rough data) than was revealed to us. It would have to be. Institutions don't lend money on a wing and a prayer. I don't mind that NP is holding information until it is complete and all the t's are crossed and i's are dotted. That is as it should be.
A couple things confused me and maybe someone could explain. Dr. Jay said the SAEs are an endpoint and then I believe someone asked if they could be added as an endpoint (as that is what Regeneron did?) I think NP's answer to that was a little muddled or muffled. Does anyone have an idea about this?
Was our manufacturing capacity reduced? That part was also unclear. I think mostly because the questioners were all so unclear and long-winded. The manufacturing piece is the part I understand the least. When we get approval, won't the government step in and make sure enough gets made? The letter from the DOJ?
GLTA. I think we are on track to something great. I don't mind waiting 10 days for something great.
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