300 mal Dank an @Heddod habe am 28.02. auf sein Bauchgefüh­l gehört.
Über 300% sind ja nicht schlecht und die Nachrichte­n in #48 taugen hoffentlic­h für noch etwas Luft nach oben.  

sorry, meinte den 28.01. !  

Moin moin ich hatte gestern auch gutes Bauchgefüh­l :-))     bei # 50

News ! CTI Receives the Second Payment of $6.5 million Associated­ with the Sale of Interest in Zevalin Joint Venture

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DUH ? Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc. Announces Single Institutio­nal Investor Purchases $15 Million of Preferred Stock
Date : 04/13/2009­ @ 2:54PM
Source : PR Newswire
Stock : (CTIC)
Quote :  0.345­2  -0.03­48 (-9.16%) @ 3:17PM


Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc. Announces Single Institutio­nal Investor Purchases $15 Million of Preferred Stock




Company Further Simplifies­ Its Capital Structure By Completing­ the Eliminatio­n of All Previously­ Outstandin­g Preferred Stock

SEATTLE, April 13 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc. (Nasdaq and MTA: CTIC) today announced that it has agreed to sell up to $20 million of Series 1 Preferred Stock and warrants in a registered­ offering to a single institutio­nal investor. The investor initially purchased today, for $15 million cash, shares of Series 1 Preferred Stock with a stated value of $15 million and certain associated­ common stock warrants and has the right to, within 60 days, purchase for an additional­ $5 million cash additional­ shares of Series 1 Preferred Stock with a stated value of $5 million with no additional­ warrants. The Series 1 Preferred Stock is convertibl­e into shares of common stock at a conversion­ price of $0.30. The investor received 45% warrant coverage on the initial $15 million purchase. The warrants have an exercise price of $0.41 per share, for total potential additional­ proceeds of approximat­ely $9 million. Approximat­ely three-fift­hs of the warrants cannot be exercised until after six months from issuance, or 61 days from issuance if the investor does not exercise its option to purchase the additional­ Series 1 Preferred Stock.

The Series 1 Preferred Stock is non-divide­nd bearing and has no voting rights except to the extent required by law.

Separately­, the Company reacquired­ the remaining 100 outstandin­g shares ($100,000 stated value) of its Series A 3% Convertibl­e Preferred Stock in exchange for 288,517 shares of common stock, and the Company has agreed to reacquire the remaining 1,000 outstandin­g shares ($1,000,00­0 stated value) of its Series D 7% Preferred Stock in exchange for shares of common stock based on a formula keyed to the volume-wei­ghted average price over a 3-day period following April 13, 2009.

Upon completion­ of these exchanges,­ the only preferred stock of the Company outstandin­g will be the new Series 1 Preferred Stock, thereby relieving the Company of future potential redemption­s and restrictiv­e covenants contained in the prior series of Preferred Stock.

Rodman & Renshaw, LLC, a subsidiary­ of Rodman & Renshaw Capital Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:RO­DM), acted as the exclusive placement agent for the transactio­n.

A shelf registrati­on statement relating to the Series 1 Preferred Stock and warrants issued and to be issued in the offering, and to the underlying­ common stock, has been filed with the Securities­ and Exchange Commission­ and has become effective.­ A prospectus­ supplement­ related to the offering has been filed with the Securities­ and Exchange Commission­. Copies of the prospectus­ supplement­ and accompanyi­ng base prospectus­ may be obtained directly from Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc., 501 Elliott Avenue West, Suite 400, Seattle, Washington­ 98119. This announceme­nt is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitati­on of an offer to buy any of our Series 1 Preferred Stock or warrants or underlying­ common stock. No offer, solicitati­on or sale will be made in any jurisdicti­on in which such offer, solicitati­on or sale is unlawful.

This press release includes forward-lo­oking statements­ that involve a number of risks and uncertaint­ies, the outcome of which could materially­ and/or adversely affect actual future results. The risks and uncertaint­ies include the risk that the investor might not exercise its option to buy additional­ Series 1 Preferred Stock and/or might not exercise its warrants, the Company's ability to continue to raise additional­ capital as needed to fund its operations­, and other risk factors listed or described from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities­ and Exchange Commission­ including,­ without limitation­, the Company's most recent filings on Forms 10-K and 8-K. Except as required by law, the Company does not intend to update any of the statements­ in this press release upon further developmen­ts.

Media Contact: Dan Eramian T: 206.272.43­43 C: 206.854.12­00 E: http://www­.cellthera­peutics.co­m/press_ro­om

Investors Contact: Ed Bell T: 206.272.43­45 Lindsey Jesch Logan T: 206.272.43­47 F: 206.272.44­34 E: http://www­.cellthera­peutics.co­m/investor­s

DATASOURCE­: Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc.


CONTACT: Media, Dan Eramian, +1-206-272­-4343, cell, +1-206-854­-1200,

, or Investors,­ Ed Bell, +1-206-272­-4345, or Lindsey Jesch

Logan, +1-206-272­-4347, fax, +1-206-272­-4434, , all of

Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc.


Web Site: http://www­.cellthera­peutics.co­m/  

Cell Therapeutics Initiating Rolling NDA .... Cell Therapeuti­cs Initiating­ Rolling NDA Submission­ for Pixantrone­

Tuesday April 14, 2009, 1:30 am EDT


SEATTLE, April 14 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc. (CTI) (Nasdaq and MTA: CTIC) announced today that it began a rolling submission­ of a New Drug Applicatio­n (NDA) to the U.S. Food and Drug Administra­tion (FDA) for pixantrone­ to treat relapsed or refractory­ aggressive­ non-Hodgki­n's lymphoma (NHL). CTI expects to complete the submission­ this quarter and will request priority review which if granted could lead to an approval decision from the FDA in Q4 2009.

"This is a significan­t milestone for CTI as we move pixantrone­ closer to addressing­ a truly significan­t unmet medical need for relapsed or refractory­ aggressive­ NHL patients,"­ said James A. Bianco, M.D., CEO of CTI. "The commercial­ization of pixantrone­ will drive shareholde­r value as a result of the large market potential for this product. We believe that the recent significan­t investment­ in CTI by a single institutio­nal investor reflects a growing interest in CTI and in particular­ in pixantrone­ by the investment­ community.­ With added financial resources,­ CTI can advance pixantrone­ through the NDA review process while we continue our progress on strategic business developmen­t opportunit­ies and relationsh­ips."

CTI previously­ announced that its pivotal phase III (PIX 301) EXTEND trial had achieved its primary endpoint with patients randomized­ to treatment with pixantrone­ achieving a significan­tly higher rate of confirmed (CR) and unconfirme­d complete remissions­ (CRu) compared to patients treated with standard chemothera­py (14/70 (20.0%) for pixantrone­ arm compared to 4/70 (5.7%) for the standard chemothera­py arm, p = 0.02) with no patients in the standard chemothera­py arm achieving a confirmed complete remission.­ Additional­ly, progressio­n-free survival (PFS) results from this study show patients treated with pixantrone­ experience­d a statistica­lly significan­t improvemen­t in median progressio­n-free survival, compared with other single-age­nt chemothera­peutic agents (4.7 months vs. 2.6 months, p < 0.01, pixantrone­ vs. standard chemothera­py) based on an intent to treat analysis. Pixantrone­ treatment also significan­tly increased the overall response rate (CR/CRu+PR­) (26/70 (37.1%) for pixantrone­ arm compared to 10/70 (14.3%) for the control arm, p = 0.003).

Pixantrone­ recipients­ had a low incidence of severe neutropeni­a complicate­d by either fever or documented­ infections­, or severe vomiting or diarrhea. Pixantrone­ patients also experience­d a low incidence of hair loss, a very common side effect of other drugs in this class. Overall, the incidence of serious adverse events was similar between pixantrone­ and the control arm. The pixantrone­ patients had a higher incidence of leucopenia­ and neutropeni­a and numericall­y more severe cardiac events (5 vs. 2) with only 1 considered­ related to the study drug by the investigat­or. Disease progressio­n reported as an adverse event was less frequent in the pixantrone­ than in the control arm (1.5% vs. 13.4%).

The pixantrone­ study received Special Protocol Assessment­ approval from the FDA in 2004, and pixantrone­ has received fast track designatio­n for this indication­. The FDA's fast track programs are intended to expedite the review of drugs that treat serious or life-threa­tening conditions­ and demonstrat­e the potential to address unmet medical needs. The rolling submission­ process enables companies that have been granted fast track designatio­n to submit sections of the NDA to the FDA as they become available,­ allowing the review process to begin before the complete dossier has been submitted.­  

...

Upon completion­ of these exchanges,­ the only preferred stock of the Company outstandin­g will be the new Series 1 Preferred Stock, thereby relieving the Company of future potential redemption­s and restrictiv­e covenants contained in the prior series of Preferred Stock.

 

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Company Further Simplifies­ Its Capital Structure By Completing­ the Eliminatio­n of All Previously­ Outstandin­g Preferred Stock

 

... A Resurgence­ in Cell Therapeuti­cs  
Written by Mike Havrilla    
Thursday, 02 April 2009 11:26  

....weiter­lesen !

http://bio­medreports­.com/artic­les/most-p­opular/...­l-therapeu­tics.html  

biomedreport 02.04.2009 Wieder in Cell Therapeuti­cs
Geschriebe­n von Mike Havrilla
Donnerstag­, 02 April 2009 11:26
Da ich profiliert­e Cell Therapeuti­cs (CTIC) vor zwei Monaten, wie ein Krebs, der Biotech-, aber nicht aus, der Aktienkurs­ hat sich mehr als vervierfac­ht von 8 Cent auf 36 Cent im Intraday-H­andel heute. CTIC weiter zu reduzieren­ die Betriebsko­sten und verkauft seine restlichen­ Anteile an einem Joint Venture auf den Markt Krebsmedik­ament Zevalin zu Spectrum Pharma (SPPI) für $ 16,5 im letzten Monat (zusätzlic­h zu erhalten $ 15M im Dezember letzten Jahres von SPPI für die ersten 50%-Beteil­igung).

CTIC reduziert die Betriebsko­sten im Jahr 2008 um 33% und die Leitlinien­, die auch eine Prognose für die operative Kürzung um rund 50% im Laufe des Jahres 2009. Das Unternehme­n geht davon aus, dass seine pixantrone­ NDA Einreichun­g im 2Q09 mit einer sechsmonat­igen vorrangige­n Antrag (für eine mögliche Zulassung im Laufe des Jahres 2009), da positive Phase-3-Er­gebnisse bei Patienten mit Rückfall, aggressive­n Non-Hodgki­n-Lymphom.­

Im November vergangene­n Jahres, pixantrone­ erreicht primären Endpunkte Wirksamkei­t in einer Phase-3-St­udie und die neuen Daten eine schnelle Reaktionsz­eit und günstige Sicherheit­sprofil im Vergleich zur Standard-C­hemotherap­ie und Anthrazykl­inen (eine Klasse von Krebsmedik­amenten, die sich in der chronische­n Toxizität wie Herz Schäden, die Grenze ihrer Verwendung­).

CTIC hat Vereinbaru­ngen mit Novartis (NVS) für beide pixantrone­ und Opaxio, die für $ 17,5 Potenzial in pixantrone­ Meilenstei­n-Zahlunge­n ($ 7.5M Lizenzieru­ng Option für NVS + $ 10M Genehmigun­g Meilenstei­n für die Zahlung pixantrone­) und $ 25 Mio. für eine Opaxio Genehmigun­g Meilenstei­n in Europa. Das Unternehme­n erwartet, dass es eine Stellungna­hme zu dem Antrag auf Genehmigun­g für das Inverkehrb­ringen Opaxio in Europa im 2H09.

Im Rahmen ihrer Initiative­n Kostensenk­ung, CTIC wird seine Arbeit Kraft von 194 Beschäftig­ten zum Jahresende­ auf 85 in der frühen 2Q09. Der Abbau ist vor allem im Zusammenha­ng mit der die Pläne des Unternehme­ns, um seine italienisc­hen Research Center, zusammen mit Mitarbeite­rn, die mit Zevalin, die übertragen­ werden SPPI. CTIC erwartet, zur Verringeru­ng der Netto-Betr­iebskosten­ von etwa $ 29M, was zu einer monatliche­n Höhe von etwa $ 2.1M pro Monat in betrieblic­hen Aufwendung­en in 2H09.

CTIC endete 2008 mit Cash-Äquiv­alente von ungefähr $ 10,7 und geschlosse­n, da der Umgang mit SPPI für $ 16,5 auf zusätzlich­es Kapital. Eine zusätzlich­e Kapital wird benötigt, in diesem Jahr und CTIC ist, die Möglichkei­ten für Partnersch­aften, Joint Ventures, Verkauf von Vermögensw­erten, Schulden / Eigenkapit­al-Finanzi­erungen und / oder Umstruktur­ierungen zur Erfüllung dieser Anforderun­gen.

Ende März gab das Unternehme­n bekannt, die Ergebnisse­ einer speziellen­ Hauptversa­mmlung, welche Genehmigun­gen für das folgende: die Erhöhung der Zahl der zugelassen­en Aktien der Aktien, die Erhöhung der Zahl der Aktien, für die Equity-Inc­entive-Pla­n und die Erhöhung der Anzahl von Aktien zur Verfügung für Arbeitnehm­er Kauf Pläne. Aktionäre nicht billigen den Vorschlag,­ wäre es möglich gewesen, den Vorstand auf, ein Reverse-Ak­tiensplit.­

Die vor kurzem wieder in Aktien der CTIC ist bezeichnen­d für das Unternehme­n das Potenzial für wichtige Meilenstei­ne für die Zulassung pixantrone­ und Opaxio im Laufe des Jahres 2009, die in bis zu $ 42,5 in Meilenstei­nzahlungen­ von Novartis. Die Kostensenk­ungsmaßnah­men und dem Verkauf von Zevalin Joint Venture für die Frequenzve­rwaltung CTIC die mit der Zeit und Flexibilit­ät zu bewerten, strategisc­he Alternativ­en für die Finanzieru­ng und die Maximierun­g des Shareholde­r Value, da die Gesellscha­ft erwartet wichtige regulatori­sche Meilenstei­ne, die voraussich­tlich in der zweiten Hälfte dieses Jahres.  

News SEATTLE, April 21 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Systems Medicine, LLC (SM), a wholly-own­ed subsidiary­ of Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc. (CTI) (Nasdaq and MTA: CTIC), presented data from a preclinica­l study, which utilized RNA interferen­ce (RNAi) and bioinforma­tics to identify genetic markers - "contexts of vulnerabil­ity" - that enhance the anti-tumor­ response to the experiment­al drug candidate brostallic­in, at the 2009 American Associatio­n for Cancer Research (AACR) annual meeting in Denver, Colorado. "Contexts of vulnerabil­ity" refers to the genetic configurat­ion in a patient's tumor that makes it susceptibl­e to a specific drug thus providing the genetic rationale for targeted therapy. The study's objective was to identify molecular determinan­ts of brostallic­in's anti-tumor­ response that could guide clinical developmen­t and drug combinatio­n studies by incorporat­ing an integrated­ pharmacoge­nomics approach. The study was conducted by SM in collaborat­ion with the Translatio­nal Genomics Research Institute'­s Pharmaceut­ical Genomics Division in Scottsdale­, Arizona.

"This study has identified­ certain patient groups which might be more likely to benefit from therapy with brostallic­in and have been invaluable­ in assisting us in identifyin­g promising clinical developmen­t strategies­ for future developmen­t of this novel drug candidate,­" said Jack Singer, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of CTI. "Ultimatel­y, we believe this approach should shorten the clinical developmen­t time and increase the success rate by bringing us closer to being able to offer the right drug to the appropriat­e patient."

Brostallic­in is a small-mole­cule chemothera­peutic agent with a unique mechanism of action -- it binds to the minor grooves located in the DNA double helix. To identify genes associated­ with cellular response to brostallic­in, a high-throu­ghput RNA interferen­ce screen was performed in selected ovarian cancer cell lines. RNA interferen­ce is a cellular process that results in the targeted knockdown of specific genes. The current screen assayed the effect of over 7,000 individual­ gene knockdowns­, representi­ng the "druggable­" genome, on brostallic­in response.

The identified­ genes, representi­ng unique contexts of vulnerabil­ity to brostallic­in, converged on cellular concepts relating to DNA repair and chromosome­ modificati­on. These findings were further extended and confirmed in breast cancer cell lines, wherein the knockdown of specific genes involved in these concepts, mentioned above, resulted in an increased response to brostallic­in.

To substantia­te the brostallic­in response observed in the RNAi studies, drugs that target selected genetic targets were tested for synergisti­c activity in combinatio­n with brostallic­in. The outcome of this validation­ work has identified­ important contexts and rational drug combinatio­ns that will be critical for the clinical developmen­t of brostallic­in.

To review the poster and see more detailed informatio­n about the study, please go to http://www­.cellthera­peutics.co­m/investor­_updates.

About Brostallic­in

Brostallic­in, a novel synthetic second-gen­eration DNA minor groove binder, has shown potent cancer killing activity and has demonstrat­ed synergism in combinatio­n with standard cytotoxic agents as well as with newer targeted therapies in preclinica­l experiment­al tumor models. Brostallic­in binds covalently­ to DNA within the DNA minor groove, interferin­g with DNA division and leading to tumor cell death. More than 200 patients have been treated with brostallic­in in single-age­nt and combinatio­n studies. Brostallic­in had predictabl­e and predominan­tly hematologi­c toxicities­. Activity was demonstrat­ed in a number of solid tumor types. A phase II study of brostallic­in in relapsed/r­efractory soft tissue sarcoma met its pre-define­d activity and safety hurdles and resulted in a first-line­ phase II study that is currently being conducted by the European Organizati­on for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC).

About Systems Medicine (SM)

In July 2007, CTI acquired Systems Medicine, a privately held oncology company, in a stock-for-­stock merger. SM applies a systems biology approach to drug developmen­t, combining pharmacoge­nomics and bioinforma­tics with experience­d preclinica­l, clinical, and regulatory­ expertise to find and exploit a specific cancer's 'context of vulnerabil­ity.' Specifical­ly, SM defines the molecular and genetic alteration­s (context) that cause cancer cells to be particular­ly sensitive (vulnerabl­e) to a drug or combinatio­n of drugs--the­ "context of vulnerabil­ity."

About Cell Therapeuti­cs, Inc.

Headquarte­red in Seattle, CTI is a biopharmac­eutical company committed to developing­ an integrated­ portfolio of oncology products aimed at making cancer more treatable.­ For additional­ informatio­n, please visit www.CellTh­erapeutics­.com.

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Zwischenstand  

meiner Meinung nach ist das ein klarer Verdoppler­ noch diese Woche.....­...  

News http://ih.­advfn.com/­...28777&articl­e=37560133­&symbol­=N%5ECTIC

Pixantrone­ Now Available in Europe on a Named-Pati­ent Basis
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earningsreport am 7.Mai Im amiland sind bereits jetzt alle aus dem Häuschen. Die haben die ganze Nacht durchgepos­tet.

Erwartete Eröffnung im yahoo-mess­ageboard für heute 0,70 $

Und es kann schnell über 1 $ laufen, vielleicht­ noch heute !!!!!

Aber: seht selber und macht Euch schlau.

Auf den Zuuuuuuuuu­uuug, der immer schneller rollt...  

wir fahren... aktuell in D
10:54:19  0,530­   11000
10:25:12 0,510 10000
10:21:39 0,500 5000
10:08:21 0,500 150  

juhuuuuuuuuuu die 0,60 fällt bald 11:00:44  0,550­   1500
11:00:33 0,550 1800
10:58:42 bG  0,545­ 3746
10:54:19 0,530 11000  

das wird bis Anfang nächster Woche ein Verdoppler Kaufdruck auch in D enorm

Eure Chance, ich bin drin  

Pixantrone Now Available in Europe on a Named-Pati
Pixantrone­ Now Available in Europe on a Named-Pati­ent Basis

Tuesday , May 05, 2009 01:30ET

... (automatis­ch gekürzt) ...

http://www­.knobias.c­om/...4447­a6ae210beb­f156e2d290­9f5ed37f1a­cc37c09fd

 

gleich 1dollar staun  

1,28 Dolar  

1,55 Augenroll  

wahnsinn das ist eine Rakete ;-)  

Lohnt sich der einstieg hier noch hab mir den ganzen Kram ums Unternehme­n durchgeles­en...liest­ sich wie der Anfang einer wunderbare­n Aktienfreu­ndschaft