Think of a very low SOI as a bread roll. And a very high SOI as that roll broken into thousands of crumbs. If the roll gets taken you suspect a rat. But if the crumbs get taken, you might assume it was just ants. But a dirty rotten stinking rat might make you think that. I have no evidence for this theory but it’s something to do with market manipulation.
Ann: Imugene to present at 2024 Cholangiocarcinoma Conference, page-213
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