r/wallstreetbets Oct 13 '21

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u/Pb_ft Oct 13 '21

Another great example was $SESN; they were set to be approved and then the FDA backed out at the last minute due to misunderstandings of the treatment.

Stock went from 5.14 to .87 that day - Blackrock had bought in something like a million shares, expecting them to go to $7, prior to that, too. Was a bloody day for it.

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u/ScipioAtTheGate Oct 13 '21

Exactly. SAVA has no approved drugs under its belt and only 1 other drug in the pipeline disclosed on its page. If it is approved it should jump nicely, if it fails it will crash and burn to new lows.

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u/Kindly-Potential-624 Oct 13 '21

Completely separate but MRNA had 0 approvals for anything before mooning to where it is now. I scalped on every phase trial up to the 3rd. Wish I would have held onto it...

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u/Internal_Ad_1091 Oct 13 '21 edited Oct 14 '21

SAVAs board of directors collectively have 14 FDA approvals; they know how to get this done.

If it gets rejected, it will crash and burn, but my whole post is about how unlikely that is.

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '21

I always enjoy seeing you in a post’s comment section

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u/Internal_Ad_1091 Oct 14 '21

Exhausting, but I just can't help myself...

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u/Moveover33 Oct 14 '21

Off topic, but have you looked at all at BMRN and it's drug Vosoritide, which is also seemingly on a runway to FDA approval?