IMU

0.00%

5.2¢ imugene limited

Media Thread, page-14809

First 14809 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
Tenacity & Patience

272 Posts.

604

22/07/24

15:21

Post #: 74859262
Share

Originally posted by Fact Finder: ↑

I was going out the door when I responded. Your response is much better. I think it is worthwhile highlighting that the Keytruda side effects has this paragraph front and centre at the beginning of a very long list:

"Serious side effects
KEYTRUDA is a medicine that maytreat certain cancers by working with your immune system. KEYTRUDA can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in any area of your body and can affect the way they work. These problems can sometimes become severe or life-threatening and can lead to death. You can have more than one of these problems at the same time. These problems may happen anytime during treatment or even after your treatment has ended."

In fairness to Keytruda I think you can only have death by itself not with other side effects unless unlike possessions you can take side effects to the grave. (Dark humour)

I know that many do listen to Lesley Chong but I do wonder how many times it needs to be said that what Imugene is bringing hopefully to the fight against cancer is unlike anything else.

While this trial is fantastic that the other company has announced with Keytruda it is still old world thinking and even if they are successful the type of solution that Imugene is bringing as you point out is an entirely new paradigm (not like anything else) for the treatment of cancer.

I will try an example. Internal combustion engine cars dominate across the world. They can be cheap as chips or beyond the reach of even wealthy individuals. They can be fuel efficient or they can be like my SS Ute. They come with side effects. They can pollute the atmosphere, help you to top yourself, even cause cancer. No matter however what improvements are made to the internal combustion engine it will still produce carbon emissions. I love my SS Ute, my Boxster and my 550 Merc they do everything I require of a motor vehicle but my use of them has side effects that are not that good.

Because of these side effects electric or hydrogen or fuel cell vehicles will eventually replace them because of the absence of carbon emissions despite how good some internal combustion powered vehicles are at what they do.

The same applies to what Imugene is hopefully bringing to the table.

There are lots of current treatments out there that do a good end job, but at huge cost and with significant side effects going well beyond hair loss, nausea etc so that once a treatment that is inexpensive by comparison, just as effective (probably more effective) and has none of these side effects hits the market their days will be numbered.

If you want to worry about a competitor worry about the ones that are targeting the same market which is the one where the treatment can cure all solid tumours without any side effects, admissions to hospital, reoccurrence and at reasonable cost.

This is the target market that Imugene is aiming for and so far it seems as Lesley Chong has said Imugene's offering is unlike anything else.

My opinion only DYOR

Fact Finder

Expand

@Fact Finder,
I love your posts. However, I had some questions that none of you have answered.

I fully get your warning's, that Keytruda has possible side effects. It also puts my mind at ease.

My queries were -

- How much further down the track are we from them. Years- Months ?

- How long would it take them to get reliable data from 750 patients ?

- Are they a viral treatment such as our CF33 & CF19 ?

- Can they also deliver vaccine's via IV ?

Cheers,
T&P.

IMU Price at posting: 5.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
5 Upvote

0 Great analysis

Reply

Top Stories

Week 34 Wrap: HotCopper's top watched; Oz banks cut saver interest; Kamala’s 28% corporate tax; AI’s back

Dale Gillham's weekly wrap: responding to a weak iron ore price with investing decisions

The business of sport: Warren Tredrea's take on this week's news

Reporting wrap: Inghams, Accent, Mayne Pharma

IPH

IPH raises $100M to buy up Canadian IP firm Bereskin & Parr

NRX

Noronex kicks off EM survey at Humpback, Namibia – part of South32's earn-in deal to access Kalahari Copper Belt

CC9

Chariot locks in high-potential drill target at Black Mountain, one of the USA's largest lithium landholdings

RDN

Raiden gears up for exploration in final quarter of 2024

SER

How flooding did Strategic Energy Resources a favour: Four holes down in 'redesigned' gold & copper campaign

The Rising Tide: How institutional adoption is shaping the future of crypto

There are more pages in this discussion • 392 more messages in this thread...

First 14809 Last

Add IMU (ASX) to my watchlist

(20min delay)
Last 5.2¢		Change 0.000(0.00%)		Mkt cap ! $382.1M

Open	High	Low	Value	Volume
5.2¢	5.3¢	5.1¢	$525.2K	10.13M

Buyers (Bids)

No.	Vol.	Price($)
3	92800	5.2¢

Sellers (Offers)

Price($)	Vol.	No.
5.3¢	1045565	9

View Market Depth

No.	Vol.	Price($)
1	70000	0.052
31	3304831	0.051
67	5510210	0.050
18	2192645	0.049
21	798435	0.048

Price($)	Vol.	No.
0.053	1045565	9
0.054	3292324	10
0.055	791261	7
0.056	2579035	12
0.057	509484	7

Last trade - 16.10pm 23/08/2024 (20 minute delay)

IMU (ASX) Chart

Media Thread, page-14809

Week 34 Wrap: HotCopper's top watched; Oz banks cut saver interest; Kamala’s 28% corporate tax; AI’s back

Dale Gillham's weekly wrap: responding to a weak iron ore price with investing decisions

The business of sport: Warren Tredrea's take on this week's news

Reporting wrap: Inghams, Accent, Mayne Pharma

IPH raises $100M to buy up Canadian IP firm Bereskin & Parr

Noronex kicks off EM survey at Humpback, Namibia – part of South32's earn-in deal to access Kalahari Copper Belt

Chariot locks in high-potential drill target at Black Mountain, one of the USA's largest lithium landholdings

Raiden gears up for exploration in final quarter of 2024

How flooding did Strategic Energy Resources a favour: Four holes down in 'redesigned' gold & copper campaign

The Rising Tide: How institutional adoption is shaping the future of crypto

Featured News

Buyers (Bids)

Sellers (Offers)

Featured News

Media Thread, page-14809

Top Stories

Week 34 Wrap: HotCopper's top watched; Oz banks cut saver interest; Kamala’s 28% corporate tax; AI’s back

Dale Gillham's weekly wrap: responding to a weak iron ore price with investing decisions

The business of sport: Warren Tredrea's take on this week's news

Reporting wrap: Inghams, Accent, Mayne Pharma

IPH raises $100M to buy up Canadian IP firm Bereskin & Parr

Noronex kicks off EM survey at Humpback, Namibia – part of South32's earn-in deal to access Kalahari Copper Belt

Chariot locks in high-potential drill target at Black Mountain, one of the USA's largest lithium landholdings

Raiden gears up for exploration in final quarter of 2024

How flooding did Strategic Energy Resources a favour: Four holes down in 'redesigned' gold & copper campaign

The Rising Tide: How institutional adoption is shaping the future of crypto

Featured News

Buyers (Bids)

Sellers (Offers)

Featured News