Clearmind Medicine (CMND) stock
Breakaway doesn't score CMND. It is too small and priced too low for a fair Quality Score.
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What's next for CMND, and how long its cash lasts
From Clearmind Medicine’s SEC filings and ClinicalTrials.gov: the company’s own words, the registry’s dates, and arithmetic, not a forecast. Companies often miss their own dates.
Its trials
Cash runway
About 6 quarters
Dilution on the horizon
- Shelf registration (F-3, filed Apr 30, 2026)
Insiders
No open-market buys or sales by its officers or directors in their filings of the last year.
FDA dates in the next 60 days
Decision dates and advisory committee meetings the companies have announced in their own filings, soonest first and small companies first.
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CMND's latest filings
- CONTENTS Clearmind Medicine Inc. (the “Company”) is announcing that it will effect a reverse share split of the Company’s common shares at the ratio of 1-for-8, such that each eight (8) common…
- An insider's trade or award
- Shelf registration, to sell securities later
Why CMND isn't scored
The Quality Score reads US-listed stocks worth $50M or more that trade at $1 or more and 300,000 shares a day. CMND is worth about $113K and trades at $0.71. A stock that clears every mark is scored from the next weekly rebuild.
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