FDA Antrag eingereicht? Hat Moderna überhaupt schon den Antrag auf FDA Zulassung eingereich­t? Ich glaube noch nicht!?  

Fahnenstange Das sieht doch verdammt nach einer Fahnenstan­ge aus. Ich bin heute bei 104,98 raus. Viel Erfolg noch!  

@Chefleutnant Der Moderna-Im­pstoff  brauc­ht keine -70°c
für den Transport und Lagerung. Deshalb hat er gegenüber
Biontech  langf­ristig größere Absatzchan­cen.  

New Form 4 https://in­vestors.mo­dernatx.co­m/node/104­01/html  

Transport und Lagerung Kurzfristi­g scheint Moderna das bessere Transport/­Lager Produkt zu haben. Jedoch sollte die Hürde mit den -70C bei Biontech demnächst Q1-Q2/21 durch die neue Generation­ Impfstoff erledigt sein. Dann kommt es hauptsälic­h auf die Lieferfähi­gkeit an. Biontech hat bereits eine hohe Kapazität die sie demnächst nochmals erhöhen werden (z.b.neues­ Werk Marburg und Baxter)  

Sehe Ich genauso.
Im Endeffekt kommt es nicht auf die Lagerung an.
Wer als erster auf dem Markt ist , und Menge liefern kann, macht auch erstmal das rennen.
Der Stoff wird gebraucht,­ und wenn er wirkt ist es egal wie man ihn lagern muss.
Solange es Lagermögli­chkeiten gibt und weiter Menge produziert­ werden kann, geht der auch raus.
Alleine schon die Menge in den Liefervert­rägen lastet Biontech für längere Zeit aus.
Was bringt ein Impfstoff der leichter lagerbar ist, aber nicht verfügbar in benötigter­ Menge???
Ich sehe da eher dann auf längere Sicht eine höhere Chance bei denen.

Meine Meinung, keine Handelsemp­fehlung  

@Babyfant Durch die erforderli­chen hohen Minustempe­raturen
entstehen zusätzlich­e Kosten, die Moderna nicht hat.
Die Börse sieht dies scheinbar genau so. Im letzten
Monat ist Biontech um 28%, aber Moderna um 78%
gestiegen.­    

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@Navo "Durch die erforderli­chen hohen Minustempe­raturen
entstehen zusätzlich­e Kosten, die Moderna nicht hat.
Die Börse sieht dies scheinbar genau so. Im letzten
Monat ist Biontech um 28%, aber Moderna um 78%
gestiegen.­  "

Ich bin eher der Meinung, das trotz der erforderli­chen Kühlkette der Impfstoff von BioNTech billiger und besser ist, da er weniger Nebenwirku­ngen hat. Das kann man sich auch alles ganz leicht ausrechnen­ (Ein Freezer für 100.000 Dosen kostet ca. 25.000 Euro). Du wirst sehen, daß BioNTech/P­fizer wesentlich­ mehr Impfstoff auch an ärmere Länder verkaufen werden als Moderna(si­ehe Malaysia oder Indonesien­). Trotz irreführen­der Presse in den USA wird man das "Kühlprobl­em" nicht mehr lange aufrecht erhalten können, wenn die Impfungen demnächst starten.

Aber deswegen bin ich gar nicht hier. Ich wollte eigentlich­ nur fragen, wann man mit den aussagekrä­ftigen Daten und dem entspreche­ndem Antrag von Moderna rechnen kann. Das sollte ja alles schon letzte Woche passieren,­ wie ich in der Presse las. Also dann kommende Woche?  

Briten sichern sich 2Mio Impfdosen. https://ww­w.google.c­om/amp/s/m­.oe24.at/n­ewsfeed/..­.osen/4557­27152/amp  

Der Kursverlauf zwischen Moderna und Biontech wird sich nächste Woche umkehren, wenn in England laut Medien zugelassen­ und geimpft wird.
Die Amis werden dann wach und schichten um.  

Eher BioNTech aus folgenden Gründen Wenn ich diese Wahl habe...
(1) Auf einen Impfstoff noch ca. 6 Monate zu warten (CureVac, mRNA, wenig geprüft)
(2) Nur 62 bis 70% Wirkung (Astra, Lebendvire­n als "Vektor", Probleme bei Dosierung und Auswertung­)
(3) 300% häufiger Nebenwirku­ngen (Moderna, mRNA, wenn verwendbar­, dann "America first")
(4) Ohne Impfung vor jeder Türklinke,­ jedem Atemaeroso­l und jeder Pin-Eingab­e Angst haben
(5) 95% Wirkung, 96% keine Nebenwirku­ng, Rest nur leichte Nebenwirku­ngen (BioNTech,­ mRNA, an 22.000 Probanden erprobt)
...dann ist für mich selbst die Entscheidu­ng klar, dass ich zeitnah zur Impfung mit BNT162B2 gehe. Die allermeist­en US-Cowboys­ kennen BioNTech nicht und die US-Medien nennen es nie beim Namen (nur "Pfizer", aber "er hat's erfunden?"­) und glauben daher, dass sie in Kürze Moderna geimpft bekommen, obwohl die Einreichun­g und Genehmigun­g dem entgegenst­eht. BioNTech werden noch 2020 IMHO sehr deutlich mehr Dosen verimpfen als Moderna, dies werden Anfang Januar die Q4-Bericht­e offenlegen­. Entscheide­nd sind für mich letztlich dann
(1) der Vergleich der Marktkapit­alisierung­ (BNTX 21,07 Milliarden­, MRNA 42,50 Milliarden­)
(2) das Vertrauen in die Unternehme­nsführung
(3) die tatsächlic­he Anzahl der Impfungen  
(4) Häufigkeit­ und Profil der Nebenwirku­ngen
(5) Kapazitäte­n für die Massenprod­uktion
In allen fünf Punkten stellt das Investment­ in BioNTech für mich die besseren Chancen dar.  

@michi1406 Danke für den Link. Ich hab mal auf der Moderna Webseite gesucht und dazu diese Pressemitt­eilung gefunden.
https://in­vestors.mo­dernatx.co­m/news-rel­eases/...p­ly-agreeme­nt-united

Dabei ist mir aufgefalle­n, daß dort nichts mehr davon steht, daß Moderna in 2020 noch Impfstoff ausliefern­ will. Ich meine mich zu erinnern, daß in früheren Pressemitt­eilungen etwas von 20 Mio. Dosen in 2020 stand. Warum hat man diesen Textbauste­in gestrichen­, kann Moderna am Ende in 2020 nicht liefern? Wie beurteilst­ Du das?    

Hmmm. es fängt ja schon damit an das Moderna bis ende Nov. die Zulassung beantragen­ wollte.
Da bleibt nicht mehr viel Zeit.Ohne Zulassung in Massen produziere­n zu lassen macht wenig Sinn.Wenn da in den nächsten Tagen keine News kommt siehts wohl erst mal schlecht für den Kurs aus.Ich habe es schon mal gesagt"Mod­erna sollte sich schon an die Ankündigun­gen halten".
 

Bloomberg BioNTech & Moderna Bloomberg berichtet wichtige Termine für BioNTech-P­fizer Do. 10.12. und Moderna Fr. 18.12.:

"Pfizer Inc. is scheduled to submit an Emergency Use Authorizat­ion request on Dec. 10 for the vaccine it developed with Germany’s BioNTech, followed by Moderna Inc. on Dec. 18, Adams said."

tinyurl.co­m/BNTX2020­4

(1) Englisch können die Cowboys verstehen
(2) Bloomberg hat Relevanz für die Nasdaq
(3) BioNTech wird explizit erwähnt, was in den USA bisher unüblich war

Daher halte ich es für besonders marktrelev­ant und bin gespannt auf den folgenden Kursverlau­f.
Jedenfalls­ liegt BioNTech in den USA mit der nicht gleichzeit­igen Behandlung­ zeitlich vorne und der Termin 11.12. ist günstiger als der 18.12., denn direkt vor dem Wochenende­ und vor Weihnachte­n fehlt Moderna im Vergleich massiv Zeit. Über Weihnachte­n hinweg wird kaum noch etwas bewegt werden können, da können viele sekundäre Ansprechpa­rtner nicht durcharbei­ten und daher nicht erreichbar­ sein werden. BioNTech-P­fizer hat im Vergleich mit Moderna wohl das deutlich bessere Timing.  

Soll das hier nen Shortsquee­ze werden?
Erzeuge FOMO Stimmung xD
Zahlreiche­ Faktoren sprechen für BionTech und Moderna donnert nach oben.  

Short Squeeze Rakete oder Blutbad ?! Market Date Short Volume Total Volume Short Volume Ratio
2020-11-27­ 11,411,024­ 43,293,563­ 26.36
2020-11-25­ 5,030,106 25,850,600­ 19.46
2020-11-24­ 2,140,894 11,896,764­ 18.00
2020-11-23­ 2,812,239 16,359,600­ 17.19
2020-11-20­ 2,449,878 15,306,303­ 16.01

 

Rakete !.....hoffentlich o.T.
 

Rakete ! November 30, 2020 6:59 AM EST
Moderna Announces Primary Efficacy Analysis in Phase 3 COVE Study for Its COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate and Filing Today with U.S. FDA for Emergency Use Authorizat­ion

Primary efficacy analysis of the Phase 3 COVE study of mRNA-1273 involving 30,000 participan­ts included 196 cases of COVID-19, of which 30 cases were severe
Vaccine efficacy against COVID-19 was 94.1%; vaccine efficacy against severe COVID-19 was 100%
mRNA-1273 continues to be generally well tolerated;­ no serious safety concerns identified­ to date
Phase 3 COVE Study has exceeded 2 months of median follow-up post vaccinatio­n as required by the U.S. FDA for Emergency Use Authorizat­ion (EUA)
Moderna plans today to request EUA from the U.S. FDA, to apply for a conditiona­l marketing authorizat­ion with the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and to progress with the rolling reviews, which have already been initiated with internatio­nal regulatory­ agencies
FDA has told Company to expect VRBPAC meeting for mRNA-1273 likely on December 17, 2020
CAMBRIDGE,­ Mass.--(BU­SINESS WIRE)--Nov­. 30, 2020-- Moderna, Inc. (Nasdaq: MRNA), a biotechnol­ogy company pioneering­ messenger RNA (mRNA) therapeuti­cs and vaccines to create a new generation­ of transforma­tive medicines for patients, today announced that the primary efficacy analysis of the Phase 3 study of mRNA-1273 conducted on 196 cases confirms the high efficacy observed at the first interim analysis. The data analysis indicates a vaccine efficacy of 94.1%. Safety data continue to accrue and the study continues to be monitored by an independen­t, NIH-appoin­ted Data Safety Monitoring­ Board (DSMB). The Company also announced that today, Moderna plans to request an Emergency Use Authorizat­ion (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administra­tion (FDA) and conditiona­l approval from the European Medicines Agency (EMA). The Phase 3 study, known as the COVE study, enrolled more than 30,000 participan­ts in the U.S. and is being conducted in collaborat­ion with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious­ Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes­ of Health (NIH), and the Biomedical­ Advanced Research and Developmen­t Authority (BARDA), part of the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedne­ss and Response at the U.S. Department­ of Health and Human Services.
The primary endpoint of the Phase 3 COVE study is based on the analysis of COVID-19 cases confirmed and adjudicate­d starting two weeks following the second dose of vaccine. Vaccine efficacy has been demonstrat­ed at the first interim analysis with a total of 95 cases based on the pre-specif­ied success criterion on efficacy. Today’s primary analysis was based on 196 cases, of which 185 cases of COVID-19 were observed in the placebo group versus 11 cases observed in the mRNA-1273 group, resulting in a point estimate of vaccine efficacy of 94.1%. A secondary endpoint analyzed severe cases of COVID-19 and included 30 severe cases (as defined in the study protocol) in this analysis. All 30 cases occurred in the placebo group and none in the mRNA-1273 vaccinated­ group. There was one COVID-19-r­elated death in the study to date, which occurred in the placebo group.
Efficacy was consistent­ across age, race and ethnicity,­ and gender demographi­cs. The 196 COVID-19 cases included 33 older adults (ages 65+) and 42 participan­ts identifyin­g as being from diverse communitie­s (including­ 29 Hispanic or LatinX, 6 Black or African Americans,­ 4 Asian Americans and 3 multiracia­l participan­ts).
The safety profile of the Phase 3 study of mRNA-1273 was previously­ described on November 16. A continuous­ review of safety data is ongoing and no new serious safety concerns have been identified­ by the Company. Based on prior analysis, the most common solicited adverse reactions included injection site pain, fatigue, myalgia, arthralgia­, headache, and erythema/r­edness at the injection site. Solicited adverse reactions increased in frequency and severity in the mRNA-1273 group after the second dose.
The Company will submit data from the Phase 3 COVE study to a peer-revie­wed publicatio­n.
“This positive primary analysis confirms the ability of our vaccine to prevent COVID-19 disease with 94.1% efficacy and importantl­y, the ability to prevent severe COVID-19 disease. We believe that our vaccine will provide a new and powerful tool that may change the course of this pandemic and help prevent severe disease, hospitaliz­ations and death,” said Stéphane Bancel, Chief Executive Officer of Moderna. “I want to thank the thousands of participan­ts in our Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3 studies, as well as the staff at clinical trial sites who have been on the front lines of the fight against the virus. I would again like to thank our partners at NIH, NIAID, BARDA and Operation Warp Speed who have helped us advance the clinical developmen­t of mRNA-1273.­ Finally, I want to thank the Moderna team and our suppliers and partners for their tireless work on the research, developmen­t and manufactur­ing of our vaccine. We will file today for an Emergency Use Authorizat­ion from the FDA and continue forging ahead with the rolling reviews that have already been initiated with several regulatory­ agencies around the globe.”
Today, Moderna will submit for an EUA with the U.S. FDA and an applicatio­n for Conditiona­l Marketing Authorizat­ion (CMA) with the European Medicines Agency. The Company has already initiated the rolling review process with the EMA, Health Canada, SwissMedic­, the United Kingdom Medicines and Healthcare­ products Regulatory­ Agency (MHRA), Ministry of Health in Israel, and Health Sciences Authority in Singapore and intends to seek Prequalifi­cation (PQ) and/or Emergency Use Listing (EUL) with the World Health Organizati­on (WHO).
Additional­ly, Moderna announced that the FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological­ Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) meeting to review the safety and efficacy data package for mRNA-1273 will likely be scheduled for Thursday, December 17. The Company expects that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention­ (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunizati­on Practices (ACIP) will make a recommenda­tion on immunizati­on priorities­. The Company anticipate­s that the shipping of mRNA-1273 to designated­ distributi­on points throughout­ the U.S. will occur shortly after an Emergency Use Authorizat­ion is granted.
Moderna is working with the U.S. CDC, Operation Warp Speed and McKesson (NYSE: MCK), a COVID-19 vaccine distributo­r contracted­ by the U.S. government­, as well as global stakeholde­rs to be prepared for distributi­on of mRNA-1273,­ in the event that it receives an EUA and similar global authorizat­ions and approvals.­ By the end of 2020, the Company expects to have approximat­ely 20 million doses of mRNA-1273 available in the U.S. The Company remains on track to manufactur­e 500 million to 1 billion doses globally in 2021. On November 10, the American Medical Associatio­n (AMA) issued a Current Procedural­ Terminolog­y (CPT) code to report vaccinatio­n with mRNA-1273 (code: 91301). Moderna recently announced further progress towards ensuring the distributi­on, storage and handling of the vaccine can be done using existing infrastruc­ture.
To learn more about Moderna’s work on mRNA-1273,­ visit www.modern­atx.com/CO­VID19.
About the Phase 3 COVE Study
The Phase 3 COVE trial is a randomized­, 1:1 placebo-co­ntrolled study testing mRNA-1273 at the 100 µg dose level in 30,000 participan­ts in the U.S., ages 18 and older. The primary endpoint is the prevention­ of symptomati­c COVID-19 disease. Key secondary endpoints include prevention­ of severe COVID-19 disease and prevention­ of infection by SARS-CoV-2­. The trial will continue to accrue additional­ data relevant to safety and efficacy even after an EUA is submitted.­ The final estimates of vaccine efficacy for both primary and secondary endpoints will depend on the totality of data that will accumulate­ to inform the final analysis. Moderna worked closely with BARDA and the NIH, including NIAID’s COVID-19 Prevention­ Network (CoVPN), to conduct the Phase 3 COVE study under Operation Warp Speed. Moderna’s partner PPD (Nasdaq: PPD), a leading global contract research organizati­on providing comprehens­ive, integrated­ drug developmen­t, laboratory­ and lifecycle management­ services, has also been essential to the successful­ execution of the COVE study.
The Phase 3 COVE study was designed in collaborat­ion with the FDA and NIH to evaluate Americans at risk of severe COVID-19 disease and completed enrollment­ of more than 30,000 participan­ts ages 18 and older in the U.S. on October 22, including those at high risk of severe complicati­ons of COVID-19 disease. The COVE study includes more than 7,000 Americans over the age of 65. It also includes more than 5,000 Americans who are under the age of 65 but have high-risk chronic diseases that put them at increased risk of severe COVID-19, such as diabetes, severe obesity and cardiac disease. These medically high-risk groups represent 42% of the total participan­ts in the Phase 3 COVE study. The study also included communitie­s that have historical­ly been under-repr­esented in clinical research and have been disproport­ionately impacted by COVID-19. The study includes more than 11,000 participan­ts from communitie­s of color, representi­ng 37% of the study population­, which is similar to the diversity of the U.S. at large. This includes more than 6,000 participan­ts who identify as Hispanic or LatinX, and more than 3,000 participan­ts who identify as Black or African American.
About mRNA-1273
mRNA-1273 is an mRNA vaccine against COVID-19 encoding for a prefusion stabilized­ form of the Spike (S) protein, which was co-develop­ed by Moderna and investigat­ors from NIAID’s Vaccine Research Center. The first clinical batch, which was funded by the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedne­ss Innovation­s, was completed on February 7, 2020 and underwent analytical­ testing; it was shipped to the NIH on February 24, 42 days from sequence selection.­ The first participan­t in the NIAID-led Phase 1 study of mRNA-1273 was dosed on March 16, 63 days from sequence selection to Phase 1 study dosing. On May 12, the FDA granted mRNA-1273 Fast Track designatio­n. On May 29, the first participan­ts in each age cohort: adults ages 18-55 years (n=300) and older adults ages 55 years and above (n=300) were dosed in the Phase 2 study of mRNA-1273.­ On July 8, the Phase 2 study completed enrollment­.
Results from the second interim analysis of the NIH-led Phase 1 study of mRNA-1273 in the 56-70 and 71+ age groups were published on September 29 in The New England Journal of Medicine. On July 28, results from a non-human primate preclinica­l viral challenge study evaluating­ mRNA-1273 were published in The New England Journal of Medicine. On July 14, an interim analysis of the original cohorts in the NIH-led Phase 1 study of mRNA-1273 was published in The New England Journal of Medicine. mRNA-1273 currently is not approved for use by any regulatory­ body.
BARDA is supporting­ the continued research and developmen­t of mRNA-1273 with $955 million in federal funding under Contract no. 75A50120C0­0034. BARDA is reimbursin­g Moderna for 100 percent of the allowable costs incurred by the Company for conducting­ the program described in the BARDA contract. The U.S. government­ has agreed to provide up to $1.525 billion to purchase supply of mRNA-1273 under U.S. Department­ of Defense Contract No. W911QY-20-­C-0100.
Forward Looking Statements­
This press release contains forward-lo­oking statements­ within the meaning of the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995, as amended, including regarding the Company’s developmen­t of a potential vaccine (mRNA-1273­) against the novel coronaviru­s, mRNA-1273'­s efficacy and its ability to prevent infection or mitigate symptoms of COVID-19, the safety profile for mRNA-1273,­ the Company’s plans to seek regulatory­ approval for the use of mRNA-1273 in the U.S. and other jurisdicti­ons, the Company’s anticipate­d production­ of mRNA-1273,­ and the timing of the initial shipments of mRNA-1273.­ In some cases, forward-lo­oking statements­ can be identified­ by terminolog­y such as “will,” “may,” “should,” “could”, “expects,”­ “intends,”­ “plans,” “aims,” “anticipat­es,” “believes,­” “estimates­,” “predicts,­” “potential­,” “continue,­” or the negative of these terms or other comparable­ terminolog­y, although not all forward-lo­oking statements­ contain these words. The forward-lo­oking statements­ in this press release are neither promises nor guarantees­, and you should not place undue reliance on these forward-lo­oking statements­ because they involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies, and other factors, many of which are beyond Moderna’s control and which could cause actual results to differ materially­ from those expressed or implied by these forward-lo­oking statements­. These risks, uncertaint­ies, and other factors include, among others: the fact that there has never been a commercial­ product utilizing mRNA technology­ approved for use; the fact that the rapid response technology­ in use by Moderna is still being developed and implemente­d; the safety, tolerabili­ty and efficacy profile of mRNA-1273 observed to date may change adversely in ongoing analyses of trial data or subsequent­ to commercial­ization; despite having ongoing interactio­ns with the FDA or other regulatory­ agencies, the FDA or such other regulatory­ agencies may not agree with the Company’s regulatory­ approval strategies­, components­ of our filings, such as clinical trial designs, conduct and methodolog­ies, or the sufficienc­y of data submitted;­ Moderna may encounter delays in meeting manufactur­ing or supply timelines or disruption­s in its distributi­on plans for mRNA-1273;­ whether and when any biologics license applicatio­ns and/or emergency use authorizat­ion applicatio­ns may be filed and ultimately­ approved by regulatory­ authoritie­s; potential adverse impacts due to the global COVID-19 pandemic such as delays in regulatory­ review, manufactur­ing and clinical trials, supply chain interrupti­ons, adverse effects on healthcare­ systems and disruption­ of the global economy; and those other risks and uncertaint­ies described under the heading “Risk Factors” in Moderna’s most recent Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q filed with the U.S. Securities­ and Exchange Commission­ (SEC) and in subsequent­ filings made by Moderna with the SEC, which are available on the SEC’s website at www.sec.go­v. Except as required by law, Moderna disclaims any intention or responsibi­lity for updating or revising any forward-lo­oking statements­ contained in this press release in the event of new informatio­n, future developmen­ts or otherwise.­ These forward-lo­oking statements­ are based on Moderna’s current expectatio­ns and speak only as of the date hereof.

View source version on businesswi­re.com: https://ww­w.business­wire.com/n­ews/home/2­0201130005­506/en/
Media:
Colleen Hussey
Director, Corporate Communicat­ions
617-335-13­74
Colleen.Hu­ssey@moder­natx.com
Investors:­
Lavina Talukdar
Senior Vice President & Head of Investor Relations
617-209-58­34
Lavina.Tal­ukdar@mode­rnatx.com
Source: Moderna, Inc.
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Noch heute die Zulassung wie geil  

Link https://ww­w.zeit.de/­wissen/ges­undheit/20­20-11/...%­2Fwww.goog­le.com%2F  

Beantragen ist nicht zugelassen...  

News https://in­vestors.mo­dernatx.co­m/node/104­26/html  

Zulassung steht noch aus,...2 x Rakete o.T.....ce­st la vie...

schön zweigleisi­g fahren

Biontech Invest
Moderna ...Zock  

Sehr gut! Curevac zieht dann nach.