anonymous
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anonymous
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Things about to get ugly as calls and meeting surface, uncovering Biogen's knowledge of approval more than a month prior to the FDA announcement. What happen prior, during May 2nd and who all was involved.
if this is true, any stock trades among employees, FDA employees and Members of Congress needs to be investigated by the SEC and OIG.
Deb on the call to the whole company after approval admitted that happened as she described how Michel called her on a Sunday and told her the news.
But was that the news in May or October?
She said it on a nationwide Call that on Sunday, May 2nd she was driving her car and she got a call from Michel and was like "omg something big for him to call me on a Sunday afternoon!"
He then connected her and Alisha together. Told them it was official. Aduhelm was to be 100% approved.
We were all shocked by this news. How could they know over one month before? What did they say to other people involved, like key opinion leaders?
She said it on a nationwide Call that on Sunday, May 2nd she was driving her car and she got a call from Michel and was like "omg something big for him to call me on a Sunday afternoon!"
He then connected her and Alisha together. Told them it was official. Aduhelm was to be 100% approved.
We were all shocked by this news. How could they know over one month before? What did they say to other people involved, like key opinion leaders?
Anyone that bought stock within Biogen or FDA during this period is TOAST. Insider trading has a very low burden of proof and white collar crime lawyers love these layups.
And there’s no amnesty for small transactions. The SEC has prosecuted people for trading a few hundred shares on inside information.
Seriously, how incompetent is your management?
if this is true, any stock trades among employees, FDA employees and Members of Congress needs to be investigated by the SEC and OIG.
There is always a group of home office employees that know about an approval at least a month in advance, if not longer. It’s called label negotiations and they are usually given strict restrictions about stock trading. No doubt some sketchy stuff went on, but it’s not uncommon for some people at the company to know ahead of time.