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Humanigen Inc (CE)

Humanigen Inc (CE) (HGENQ)

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Closed April 28 4:00PM

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Current Price
0.0002
Bid
0.00
Ask
0.00
Volume
48,522
0.000001 Day's Range 0.0002
0.000001 52 Week Range 0.0067
Previous Close
0.0067
Open
0.000001
Last Trade
9999
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0.0002
Last Trade Time
Average Volume (3m)
29,947
Financial Volume
$ 7
VWAP
0.000145

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PeriodChangeChange %OpenHighLowAvg. Daily VolVWAP
1-0.0012-85.71428571430.00140.00671.0E-6218000.00021611CS
4000.00020.00671.0E-6308149.072E-5CS
120.00011000.00010.00671.0E-6299470.00012824CS
26000.00020.00671.0E-61652020.00019616CS
52000.00020.00671.0E-61652020.00019616CS
156000.00020.00671.0E-61652020.00019616CS
260000.00020.00671.0E-61652020.00019616CS

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HGENQ Discussion

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cowtown jay cowtown jay 15 hours ago
Speaking of Durrant's Amendment to the Milestone Events, Novavax also filed an Amendment to their Articles of Incorporation.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1000694/000100069424000013/0001000694-24-000013-index.htm

And Sanofi really seems to be getting things ready for their spinoff.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1121404/000112140424000011/pressreleaseq12024english.htm

I think either, or both, of these companies represent potential partnerships for Humanigen.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 1 day ago
your were sold hopium and your drank their coolaid.
there was no intention of selling a legitimate investment opportunity or building a real business.
going bankrupcty and stealing investor equity and embezzling corporate assets was the 'evil plan'
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 1 day ago
As they say, this 'crew' is really good.
you've been creamed by the grand masters of investment fraud.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 1 day ago
What don't you understand Cowtownjay, shareholders of hgenq no longer own any asset other than promissory note and that is even being stolen if the hgenq is dissolved. What don't you understand? Accept the facts. there is no hope based on the status quo or information we have now. it's very clear in the chapter 11. they planned this entire fraud operation. like master con artist that is how good they are.
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cowtown jay cowtown jay 1 day ago
Welcome to the room, and to Ihub, TimelessOasis72. Don't pay any attention to the emojis.

I'm sorry that I can't answer your question. I opted out of the class action. But I would be the first to join a lawsuit against the class action lawyers.

Besides, I think lenz may be demonstrating just how widely it will be accepted into the market, well beyond the covid and oncology indications, where lenz has clinically proven its first-in-class safety and efficacy. I'm glad to see this success being factored into a more rapid and expanded amended version of the Milestone Events. I think that's a truly exciting development, yet it gets absolutely no recognition of its significance by shareholders. I'm sure, though, that investor sentiment will improve sharply, once details of our opportunity are spelled out, letter-by-letter, by management.

Thanks for posting!
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
phantom trades, phantom of the market.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
These trades are NOT HUMAN!! You, you, you are not human!
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
Some human turned the machines back on this stock
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
The autobots are still here and back.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
It seems the autobots are BACK,,which is good, at totally abandon stock, even autobots are shut down
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
insurance policy like this buying your wife $10 million dollar life insurance without here knowing about it and a year later your wife died from natural causes and you get the $10 million dollar life insurance and you only bought it one year ago.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
The company only agree to pay the $3 million so they can claim the $5 million managmeent liability insurance JACKPOT payout. The company only paid $200,000 in insurance premiums in 2022 and was sued in same year?
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
could be never because, the lawsuit claim of $3 million was not even on the list of creditor claims in the chapter 11 'petition'. Its a pre petition 'settlement' not a conviction or verdict, so legally its has weight. in law of court.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 2 days ago
The law firm Claim #10013
Value $3,000,000.00
Creditor SCOTT GREENBAUM AND JOSHUA MAILEY
Filed Apr 04 2024
and supposedly had the $3 million in insurance money that was paid out the management liability insurance. it was a settlement so it's up to them to pay. a settlement doesn't mean they are guilty or even forced to pay later. both sides agree to 'settle' and can always go to court 'again' if one doesn't honor their word. but the court didn't order the payment.
a settlement is not the same as court order or defendent is guilty of anything. if you they don't pay there is nothing you can do about it and since it's so low you probably don't want to waste months for $200 pay day. 3 million -1.5 mill legal fee. -= 1.5 million in pot/ 1000 claimants it's only $1,500 even 100 people it's only $15,000
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TimelessOasis72 TimelessOasis72 3 days ago
How long until you think we’ll actually see the payout on our claims?
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 3 days ago
The corruption of the FDA is that a drug approval or not approval is about the money and corruption has always been about the money. but the corruption goes too far when people die because of corruption like FDA approving drugs like oxycotin and doctors prescribing it knowing it was bad for drug abuse for profit etc or not approving certain drugs because of competitor don't want it approve or bribed not to approve it. corruption in gov't was taking bribes to approve certain projects and in many countries corruption was expected to get the gov't to do anything to subsidize low wages of gov't workers. and was a gift. or tip. and expected to pay. like SEC approving crypto ETF and exchanges listing obviously fake fraudulent financial instruments.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 3 days ago
the FDA or any or when the gov't is corrupt, they no longer have the mandate of heaven and lose authority. that is how gov't and dictators fall, gov't corruption. Gadafffi in Libya embezzled gov't assets to himself and same with Saddam huessien, they stole the state's money for his person account. and lived like Kings were not Kings. but dictators and eventually they were hanged by the people and his personal gaurds who were bribed to kill him.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 3 days ago
In North Korea, they perfected state propaganda, Kim is like god or hero to the people. The imperial family in many countries were they were divine family and it's authority was the King was the son of God. or the King was the ultimate shaman. so that is how the King had power and the King's word is law.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 3 days ago
“Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth”, is a law of propaganda often attributed to the Nazi Joseph Goebbels. Among psychologists something like this known as the "illusion of truth" effect..--- gov't (FDA) propaganda.
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cowtown jay cowtown jay 3 days ago
The time was, when talk about waning was taken for granted to refer to a vaccine's efficacy over even short periods of time. Now, waning refers to the body's immune response, in terms of less effective antibodies being produced. But, are there any serious proponents advocating for a third mRNA jab, especially in light of all the serious adverse events apparently resulting from a third jab?

The only serious option is to use lenz in lieu of a third mRNA jab.

"Exploratory analysis for the effect of lenzilumab on SWOV (Survival Without Ventilation, primary endpoint) was conducted by the CRP baseline quartile. Response to lenzilumab was observed in the first through third quartiles of baseline CRP with the greatest lenzilumab treatment effect observed in the first quartile (CRP
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dloggold dloggold 4 days ago
with all those shares you have you can do whatever you want pontious.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 4 days ago
The address of this company has changed too. so why is it still paying $1336/month for a mail box in some business centre in some office share building?
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sosjtb sosjtb 4 days ago
I wonder about that? I don’t understand the incessant posting, but the facts are there and validated by someone going through the filings almost line by line.

Pontious Pilot doesn’t know who to crucify at this point.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 4 days ago
Clinical stage 3 is the last FDA stage before approval for commercialization.
The question is the LENZI molecule even work or effective in commercial use for blood cancer or preventing corvid virus immune system boost? this drug like many drugs have many uses. one is blood cancer another is boosting immune system.
anyways. the company has no intention of getting approval and could have sabotage their FDA submission so they don't get approved. why pay catalent, biowa, any money because they are doing work on the LENZ molecule and Taran if they want their services have to pay. Taran owns the 90% of hgenq shares that is why they are not selling. the company use third party companies to do all the work and manufacturing of the drug. and it's tcompanies like biowa, pathogen, catalents who do all the paperwork for submission to FDA. the company is just owner of the lenzi patent and has no other assets. the employees and board of directors of the company or liabilities and why are they still not fired. and still paying $40,000/month to two useless Board of directors for doing nothing of value. but instead ripping existing shareholder value and embezzling corporate assets.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 4 days ago
ronald barliant
rainer boehm
who are just board of directors were paid over $40,000 for doing nothing of value
they have other jobs and this job is plum job for doing nothing but writing checks to the lawyers.
these two guys are just hire hands and front man to give the impression they represent the shareholders of interest of hgenq but from what I see they are part of the plan to embezzle assets to taran and liquidate assets of the corporation and rip off the ipo investors who were sold ove 150 million in shares.
they don't even have to be paid for anything as there is no business to run or manage in chapter 11
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 4 days ago
Before the bankruptcy humanigen had over 5 million in cash and equivalent assets not including the ip patents and only 2 million in liabilities. That 5 million in cash and equivalent didn't include the ip lenz patent tht was generating 2.5 million licensing fees just from Austalian subsidiary.. of the 44.10 million in fake creditor claims only 1-2 million was real debt owed. the rest was fraudulent creditor claims. as no company would give credit that much and no bank will lend money to humanigen as they had no collateral and no revenue. The company could have just went to the market to raise additional investment and didn't need the bank loans. so no bank would lend money to humanigen as an unsecured lender.
The Chime and and pathogen just two 'disputed' claim which was breach of contract lawsuit was like 37 million dollars of the 44.10 million 'creditor claim and because of the lawsuits the company was not able to raise capital by issueing any equity as most biotech would do. but that was the plan. to go bankrupt and wipe out existing ipo investor equity. by auction assets in sham auction that was sold for nothing in rigged fraudulent sham auction.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 4 days ago
The plan is to dry and bleed every dollar out of this company before dissolving the company.
As of march 31 thee was a total of $755,899 cash balance.
you cannot dissolve a company with that much assets. As for the $463,980 post bankruptcy debt the 40 million pre bankruptcy debt was fake so is the $463,980 debt. why pay fraudulent creditor claims?
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 4 days ago
Why is this company still wiring over $400,000 to Biowa and Catalent? its in chapter 11 so it doesn't have to pay any of the creditors. Are those companies own by Taran? and same with over 1 million in legal fees for chapter 11. Chapter 11 is basic legal process, there is no need for all this paper work.





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dloggold dloggold 5 days ago
some bot had verbal diarrhea today. relax it will be back to 0 tomorrow
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 5 days ago
Technical BREAKOUT it closed at .0067? on no volume 2000 shares is only $13.40? who is messing around ?
gap from .0001 to .0067 no sellers between .0001 and .0067 that is how illiquid this stock is. and some autobot is still short 39,987 shares. as for march 28 , 2024?
Was this some an autobot or human?
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Diego Rivas Diego Rivas 5 days ago
What is going on with $HGENQ. I would appreciate if someone makes me a resume.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
another crime is the insurance fraud, the company bought the $5 million dollar management liability insurance from some company and paid over $100,000/year in premiums// only fraudulent companies would buy that insurance. they know they well be sued or bought insurance and commit some crimes and get sued and claim the insurance payment for management being sued. none of the management being sued is even fired.
insurance fraud, they wanted to get sued. why anyone want to sell those management liability insurance. because these lawsuits can go unlimited high and that is the problem where management intentionally does some investor fraud and wants get sued so go bankrupt.
as for the insurance companies, they are making big bucks in premiums as the people buying is the corporation not the individuals. essentially management is not personal liable for investor fraud or mismanagement.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
before filing for bankruptcy chapter in 2022, the company received over 2.5 million australian licensing for the lenzi patents. FDA is just for US market, other countries have their regulatory approval. and hgenq license to Australia they could have made millions in licensing if australia drug regulatory agency approves it. but since the patents are sold for 'free' to taran who bought it for free. hgenq gets nothing. and its now being dissolved. basically, this is classic case stock fraud. and embezzlement of corporate assets via fake chapter 11 or bankrutpcy fraud, and creditor claim fraud.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
With secure creditors like bondholders, they can seize assets of the company if you miss just one payment or break loan convenants ie . getting delisted from stock market, sales fall below revenues, this bankruptcy was voluntary by hgen controlling shareholder, it didnt' have to file for chapter 11 because there is nothing the unsecured creditors can do. the 3 million dollar payment was not a ' conviction' by the juror that the company was liable. HGENQ management settled and agreed to pay the company cash of 3 million to the lawsuit because it bought 'insurance' for $5 million. the company paid close to $500,000 in insurance premiums and got paid $5 million in insurance pay out.so it settled. 2 million for legal fees and 3 million to the .047share settlement on condition - legal fees.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
hgenq has NO SECURE creditors, and according to the plan it needs no approval from any non-secure creditor to dissolve the company. The decision to dissolve the company is solely on the entity that controls 90% of hgenq shares which is why there is no shares for sale under .01/cent.
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cowtown jay cowtown jay 6 days ago
"I don't get this need creditor approval to liquidate hgenq for what?"

Friday's filing by Durrant of Exhibit A was in regards to the, "...monetizing and distributing contingent assets such as the Milestone Payments..." This amendment obviously reflects a belief that either Durrant, the Creditors, or all of them, anticipate either a BLA or foreign regulatory approval of lenz. That's what it would take to monetize the Milestone Payments.

Again:

https://document.epiq11.com/document/getdocumentsbydocket/?docketId=1075977&projectCode=HUM&docketNumber=235&source=DM
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
this is an abandon stock, abandon market. untradeable ticker in many tickers.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
you know it's bad when even the Autobots have abandon this stock and not trading it. zero volume nothing on the ask and nothing on the bid.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
all the autobots have abandon this stock too.
only an autobot would short 100 shares at .0001 or trade 100 shares of a .0015 stock.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
you know that there is ZERO volume, nobody selling below .01/share
yet one entity owns 110 million shares. why is that guy who owns 110 million shares not selling his worthless shares?
there is a 1 million dollar sell order at .01 cent.
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dloggold dloggold 6 days ago
lol , management has about 15% of shares
dtg and pontious pilot have as many
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
these shares of hgenq could worth something if fundamental change but fundamentally at this moement in time, the shares are fundamentally worthless if assets are liquidated and liquidating 'trust' owns everything which is nothing. at this moment in time, hgenq has no assets and nothing to liquidate or sell other than some promissory schmuck insurance if LENZI ever gets commercialization and even that is being stolen or liquidated.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
an asset with no bid is worthless at that particular moment in time, technically speaking.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
even forex and crypto the value is derivatives ,the value can be calculated. a country currency is based on GDP and crypto the value is based on the assets which is cash. to say crypto or bitcoin 'value' is based on supply and demand is naive.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
you should accept the fact the current shares are 'worthless' shares ware worth what the company 'shares' or equity is worth. the equity has no value other than promissory note and even that is being liquidated to pay the creditors. the lawyers want it so old shareholders get nothing. the company has no 'secured' creditors and doesn't need 'unsecured' creditors vote so why as for vote. 44,100,000 million of the debt or claim is 'disputed' this company was not even bankrupt. and without that lawsuits and millions in legal cost. this company could easily raise additional shares assuming LENZI patent had any value, another issue is the LENZ ip could be fake too. and worthless. if the assets are worthless the shares are worthless.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
the new company from chapter in some cases issues NEW shares to past shareholders like 1% of NEW company with NEW shares. old shares are worthless and anyone short those shares don't need to cover.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
if the shares are cancelled and deregistered as 'worthless', the naked short positions don't have to cover.
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ZenNavigator54 ZenNavigator54 6 days ago
Market makers or brokers don't have to cover if they are NAKED short positions which is only available to brokers or market makers or market maker privilleges and don't pay borrowing fees and never have to cover. Retail traders have to cover all their short positions in the open market and pay borrowing fees and limited shares to short. where as market makers can short as many shares as they want as they are naked shorts.
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cowtown jay cowtown jay 6 days ago
I know. It was 92%, and I think the shares they sold to DTG may have dropped them down to 89%.
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dloggold dloggold 6 days ago
management does not hold 90% of shares sorry
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