I used to think that too dingo, but logically thinking for a second....why would any reasonable shareholder sell into positive news that would cause a drop in SP?
I'm not saying it's groundbreaking news, but it's not negative. There is no logical reason to sell into that if the sentiment of the average shareholder doesn't change? It makes no difference if no-one wants to buy Imugene shares - as long as no-one sells, price doesn't move.
As above, manipulation or not - if you still believe, there's no reason to worry about ups and downs on a daily basis...but it is frustrating to me in respect to just not understanding why...rather than the actual drop itself.
Ann: Phase 1 onCARlytics Trial Doses First Intravenous Patient, page-58
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