Good point RVXoldtimer. I don't believe anyone will know anything until the data is in their computer, cleaned and then run through the predefined statistical analysis and then analysed. After they know what they have I hope the communications team along with the scientists will script an effective press release.

If the time to first event results are highly significant, say 99%, the top line story is straight forward and I guess even at 95% it is straight forward.

One of Tada's previous posts finally helped me understand why they should hold off on RRR initially. For example, if the time to first event data is significant but the RRR is only say 18% the story has less zest even though the trial is a success. It's better in this case it would be better to hold off on RRR until all of the data is thoroughly analysed and understood. From a share price perspective there could be some real gems in the detailed findings.

Anyway, just rambling on a Sunday.

GLTA

Toinv