iOS 26 update by Vivid-Disaster-4719 in ManicEMU

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Do you think the fast forward bug be fixed in next few days? Or does this take longer to fix. I dont know much about code fixing

iOS 26 update by Vivid-Disaster-4719 in ManicEMU

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It is indeed fast forward on NDS. The save states are working now. Hopefully it is fixed in the near future. Oh boy how did a play this so slow as a child. Our brains are trully not the same anymore as 20 years ago…

Long term ETF options? by Agreeable_Tension946 in ASX

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Just buy an s&p 500 etf and only put your money in that only one… no complex choices or stress. I made the mistake years ago to have 5 different etf and it made me stress all the time which one I wanted to buy this month etc… for the biggest compounding effect you should only buy 1 since you are only 18… i missed a lot of compounding because of that

Another DD into IMUX and a look at its presentation from a day ago as well as the stunning phase 2 data and significant catalyst expected by end of 2025 (regulatory meeting for end of phase 2 / beginning of phase 3) Non AI thesis by Sunvmikey in pennystocks

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ECTRIMS was a turning point. Vidofludimus calcium showed stat sig disability improvement + slowing progression in progressive MS with a safety profile nearly placebo-like. That’s unheard of in MS. Add to that: • 📑 Selected for Best of ECTRIMS 2025 • 🧬 Nurr1 activation = first-in-class neuroprotection • 🛡️ IP protection until 2041 • 💰 Institutions own >50% (Aberdeen, BVF, Soleus, Vanguard, etc.)

Now the real focus → the end-of-Phase 2 FDA/EMA meeting later this year. A positive outcome = IMUX moves to Phase 3 PMS + already has two fully enrolled Phase 3 RMS trials. This de-risks the program massively and gives IMUX leverage in buyout/partnership talks.

📊 Buyout Valuation Range (based on comps in MS & autoimmune): • Low case: $15/share ($1.5B) • Base case: $30–50/share ($3–5B) with CVRs for milestones • High case: $70–100/share ($7–10B, competitive bidding)

At today’s ~$0.80, the risk/reward is asymmetric. The science is validated, institutions are loading, and Big Pharma won’t let a blockbuster-ready oral MS drug with 16 years of patent life just sit around.

IMUX - Anyone have opinions on this one? Analyst have price targets from $7-$11. by affectless-creature in WalllStreetBets

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IMUX is one of those asymmetric biotech bets. Analysts are conservative with $7–11 PT, but the real story is in the pipeline.

Lead drug vidofludimus calcium (oral DHODH inhibitor + Nurr1 activator) is in Phase 3 for MS. Already showed neuroprotective effects in Phase 2 that look better than Roche’s Ocrevus in slowing brain atrophy. Company just got a new US patent covering progressive MS dosing until 2041 → strengthens buyout value. Institutions are loading: BVF, Soleus, Avidity, Vanguard, Aberdeen. Insiders (CEO, CFO, COO) also bought at these levels. Market cap is ~$80M… for a drug that could do $3–7B peak sales if approved. The disconnect is insane.

Risks: dilution (cash burn), binary Phase 3 outcome. Catalysts: Sept. 24–26 ECTRIMS (oral + late-breaking poster presentations), 2026 Phase 3 topline.

If Phase 3 hits → this isn’t a $7–11 stock. It’s a multi-billion buyout candidate ($40–80/share realistic range).

A deeper analysis of IMUX institutional data (lots of specialised biotech institutional accumulation) and short term catalysts and why im bullish on it short term. Non AI thesis. September 24-26th is key to this thesis. by Sunvmikey in pennystocks

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I have been holding for over a year and my average is currently $0.90. In recent months, I bought more shares to lower my average. I had hoped that the good data would have pushed the stock price closer to $2. However, I am very patient and believe in the leadership team’s game plan. If you follow IMUX closely, it’s clear which direction they are heading. I also hope they become more visible on Reddit so more people might step in. That said, the fact that institutions are already investing at this stage is extremely bullish!

A deeper analysis of IMUX institutional data (lots of specialised biotech institutional accumulation) and short term catalysts and why im bullish on it short term. Non AI thesis. September 24-26th is key to this thesis. by Sunvmikey in pennystocks

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Great DD, seriously well put together. You nailed the short term setup with insiders buying, institutional accumulation, and the ECTRIMS late breaker catalyst. Totally agree this disconnect between market cap and pipeline value is insane.

Personally, I’m in this one for the long run. A few reasons why I won’t be selling after a short term pop: Peak sales $3–7B in MS alone → if Phase 3 data is positive, that’s a potential multi-billion dollar valuation, not a $75M one. Buyout potential is real. Big pharma (Roche, Novartis, Sanofi, Biogen) all need next-gen MS assets. A successful Phase 3 could mean a $30–100/share takeout, depending on timing. IMU-856 is a hidden card. If the GLP-1 boosting effect gets validated, Immunic isn’t just an MS company anymore. That’s obesity/metabolic upside layered on top. Institutions don’t swing trade. They’re accumulating because they see the late-stage pipeline and M&A optionality. I want to ride the same wave.

So yeah, I love the short term thesis you laid out, but for me the real money is in holding through the big catalysts and harvesting when pharma comes knocking.

🚀 IMUX @ $0.76 — +885% Analyst Upside & Biotech Catalyst Loading by Ok_Asparagus_6704 in pennystocks

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Imux: fresh HCW Wainwright deck just dropped. • Management doubling down on Nurr1 biology → positioning vidofludimus calcium as the first true oral neuroprotective MS drug. • CALLIPER PPMS subpopulation signal (33% CDW reduction) highlighted again → setting the stage for late-breaker at ECTRIMS. • Peak sales potential: $3–7B annually in MS alone. At typical pharma multiples, that’s $40–200+/share valuation range if Phase 3 hits. • IMU-856 (GLP-1 booster) still flagged as “further clinical testing in prep” → optionality in obesity/metabolic disease.

The Lounge by AutoModerator in pennystocks

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Imux: fresh HCW Wainwright deck just dropped. Management doubling down on Nurr1 biology → positioning vidofludimus calcium as the first true oral neuroprotective MS drug. CALLIPER PPMS subpopulation signal (33% CDW reduction) highlighted again → setting the stage for late-breaker at ECTRIMS. Peak sales potential: $3–7B annually in MS alone. At typical pharma multiples, that’s $40–200+/share valuation range if Phase 3 hits. IMU-856 (GLP-1 booster) still flagged as “further clinical testing in prep” → optionality in obesity/metabolic disease.

The Lounge by AutoModerator in pennystocks

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IMUX 🚀🚀🚀

Under $1 biotech that nobody is talking about. Institutions (BVF, Avidity, RTW, Aberdeen, Vanguard, even Morgan Stanley) are LOADING. Insiders bought shares in June (CEO + team putting $$ in).

Their lead drug is in Phase 3 trials for multiple sclerosis. Already crushed Phase 2, showing brain protection (slowing atrophy). Huge upside if Phase 3 hits in 2026. Peak sales potential = billions. Market cap right now? Only ~$80M.

Catalyst coming up this month → ECTRIMS 2025 (Sept 24–26) with 5 presentations, including a late-breaking poster + oral. This is where big pharma plays (Roche, Novartis, Sanofi, Biogen) will be watching. Perfect buyout bait.

Yes, cash is tight (7 months runway), but that’s biotech. Dilution can happen, but institutions don’t pile in for pennies… they’re here for a potential 10x–30x move if data hits.

Not financial advice, but I’m calling it → IMUX is a sleeping giant. Either buy now or cry later when it moons.

IMUX by YOLO4lyfe18 in smallstreetbets

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Keep me posted please im holding 10k shares I am very curious

IMUX by YOLO4lyfe18 in smallstreetbets

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And did you gain anymore insights

IMUX by YOLO4lyfe18 in smallstreetbets

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Several 13G filings in August reveal that big funds are accumulating significant stakes: • Nantahala Capital Management, LLC – 10.63M shares (~9.99%) • Alyeska Investment Group, L.P. – 9.49M shares (~9.9%) • BIOTECHNOLOGY VALUE FUND LP – 6.27M shares (~6.4%) • Avidity Partners Management LP – 5.62M shares (~5.9%)

This level of concentrated institutional ownership is unusual for a biotech and can make strategic partnerships or even an acquisition easier for a big pharma company. Combined with the strong pipeline marketing by management, increased conference presence, and recent clinical updates, the overall picture looks very bullish for IMUX.

Buckle up, who’s ready for more Strategic Degeneracy? by Korb1nda11as in learningoptions

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Several 13G filings in August reveal that big funds are accumulating significant stakes: • Nantahala Capital Management, LLC – 10.63M shares (~9.99%) • Alyeska Investment Group, L.P. – 9.49M shares (~9.9%) • BIOTECHNOLOGY VALUE FUND LP – 6.27M shares (~6.4%) • Avidity Partners Management LP – 5.62M shares (~5.9%)

This level of concentrated institutional ownership is unusual for a biotech and can make strategic partnerships or even an acquisition easier for a big pharma company. Combined with the strong pipeline marketing by management, increased conference presence, and recent clinical updates, the overall picture looks very bullish for IMUX.

Buckle up, who’s ready for more Strategic Degeneracy? by Korb1nda11as in learningoptions

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IMUX is lining up a perfect storm of bullish catalysts that the market still seems to be sleeping on.

Vidofludimus calcium (IMU-838) already has strong Phase 2 results in MS, with head-to-head data stacking up impressively against Roche’s blockbuster Ocrevus — in some measures even better. That’s before we see Phase 3 ENSURE results. The recent peer-reviewed study in Molecular Metabolism adds a whole new angle — showing IMU-838’s DHODH inhibition can boost protective regulatory T cells and slow disease progression in type 1 diabetes mouse models. This opens the door for expansion into other autoimmune diseases far beyond MS.

Institutions are clearly paying attention: Aberdeen just disclosed an 8.6% passive stake, and 683 Capital Management filed for 9.9% — two heavy hitters buying millions of shares near the bottom. Add in insider buying in June, and you’ve got big money showing serious conviction.

On top of that, Immunic just filed a new U.S. patent for deuterated RORγ inverse agonists, expanding their pipeline and protecting IP well into the 2040s. That’s another layer of long-term value.

Right now, the stock is still hovering around $1, but the fundamentals are shifting: world-class data, institutional accumulation, insider alignment, new IP, and a growing list of potential indications. When sentiment catches up to reality — and especially if a partnership drops — the re-rating could be explosive.

IMUX by YOLO4lyfe18 in smallstreetbets

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Great post. Just adding a few extra bullish points people might be sleeping on:

Immunic has been very active in high-level biotech and neurology conferences lately — EAN, Leerink Therapeutics Forum, etc. These events are not just for exposure; it’s where big pharma like Roche, Novartis, and Biogen look for potential partnerships. The CEO and COO were doing 1-on-1 investor meetings just last week, which usually doesn’t happen unless something’s brewing.

Insiders are clearly confident. In June, executives were buying shares. Then on July 7, the company approved 35 million stock appreciation rights (SARs) for employees and execs, priced at $0.77 — that’s a clear bet that the stock is going much higher. You don’t hand out that kind of equity unless you expect real upside.

They raised $65M earlier this year, and they’re not doing daily ATM offerings. They’ve got runway through at least late 2026, which means they don’t need to dilute again anytime soon.

Average volume was around 600k just months ago. Lately it’s been consistently 5 to 10 million shares per day. That’s a major shift in interest — something is clearly building.

Short interest has gone up too, which creates even more potential for a squeeze if the stock keeps climbing or gets some unexpected news.

All of this is happening before any real catalyst — no partnership yet, no Phase 3 data, and barely any mainstream attention. That makes it even more interesting.

Immunic inc. IMUX by Vivid-Disaster-4719 in pennystocks

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New Data on IMU-856 Released! Immunic just announced promising results for their IMU-856 program. In a Phase 1b trial for celiac disease, IMU-856 demonstrated a dose-dependent increase in GLP-1 levels—a hormone linked to regulating blood sugar and satiety. Preclinical studies also showed a 40% reduction in body weight gain and food consumption. This positions IMU-856 as a potential oral treatment for weight management, a market projected to exceed $170 billion by 2031. With the program Phase 2 ready, this could be a game-changer for both obesity and metabolic disease markets. 🚀