I want press releases of information but in a fair and balanced format. They should have made it very clear within that PR that treatments for those 7 patients stopped at the third injection. They should have made it clear that psPDs are just as much being pulled into the CUA data. Shareholders have a right to know what they've bought into and whether or not they want to stick around. They only press release and promote good side of anything. They barely say a thing about anything negative, unless it's a riddle hidden somewhere, or somehow they've figure a way to spin it positively (I.e., additional DCVax Direct patients). It's irresponsible to report on data the way they do and then go tight-lipped on things they should have been telling us all along. They subject us to the consequences of their management actions. There would be less of a likelihood of ambulance chasers if they acted less like a promotional company and more like a company who is reporting responsible to their shareholders. They wouldn't have investigations going on if they disclosed more information in a format that was not regarded as "smokescreen", including the relationship with Cognate, the manufacturing elements overseas. The stock price wouldn't be sitting where it is if they were upfront and honest about all their data, and gave updates on where all things stood including honest reporting on delays. They would be less susceptible to trading manipulation, there would be no Phase V. The study wouldn't be going on for 10 years because they spent the last few trying to clean up "too much or too little" reporting mistakes that they themselves continue to miserably repeat in their attempts to act like a either a public or private company when it suits them. I want them to act like management and get it right, report all information accurately and honestly.
