You don't have any information that the pros don't have. In fact, you much less. They have access to management and industry experts. Of course, if they have a successful trial, that changes things and the stock will jump. If they fail, the stock will plunge. I hope you are right and make a killing, but that is tantamount to picking a winning horse in a race in which you have never seen any of the horses run before.
Stop sale.
I also think some people like to make it out as if investing is a sure thing and if you keep your money in a solid company it will go up in time, while trading is tantamount to a roll of the dice. There is risk involved in both. Plenty of company's which once looked like giants no longer are.