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Sareum Shares Are Up 491% This Year, Should You Buy?

Shares of Sareum Holdings Plc (LON: SAR) are up 491% this year largely due to the pharmaceutical company’s involvement in creating a drug to combat the most severe respiratory symptoms of COVID-19 and other viral infections.

The company recently received a £174,000 grant from the UK Research & Innovation (UKRI) to investigate the therapeutic potential of its SDC-1801 selective, small molecule TYK2/JAK1 kinase inhibitor to treat coronavirus.

John Reader, Sareum’s CEO said: “We are delighted that UKRI has indicated its conditional support for our programme to investigate the therapeutic potential of SDC-1801, our proprietary TYK2/JAK1 inhibitor, in severe phase [coronavirus]”

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Some investors may be wondering whether they should buy Sareum shares given their rally this year. Well, I’d like to point out that Sareum does not yet have a drug that is ready being sold in the market yet, and we could see a major rally in the stock once such a drug hits the market.

However, it might take a while for the  SDC-1801 drug candidate to go through clinical trials and get regulatory approval for human use; we could get a major rally on such news.

Investors interested in the stock should keep this in mind when deciding whether or not to buy the company’s shares.

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Simon ist Autor und Analyst für den Bereich Finanzwesen und blickt auf über sechs Jahre professionelle Erfahrung als Trader zurück. Er absolvierte einen Bachelor in Mathematik und Informatik und hat eine Leidenschaft für die Finanzmärkte. Simon handelt FX, Rohstoffe und Aktien. Er konzentriert sich auf Price Action Trading.