NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

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Actually - it is fairly coherent. But I suppose that if the reader doesn't already mostly understand what it is that is being said, or doesn't want to understand it,... I could see where they might come to that conclusion.

I was talking about the grammar, design, and linear arguments/points.

It is fairly incoherent.

There is little to no detail or specificity with regards to the status of any of the 'cides or with manufacturing. It is vague and makes claims with little or no data to back it up.

Powerpoint presentations are never much more than outlines - at least if they are good ones. The presentation is mostly there to give the audience something to focus on, and to give the presenter something to remind him/her to mention specific points.

The presenter fills in the details & nuances for the audience - and without some of those nuances these sorts of presentations are not nearly as useful or interesting.

A couple of interesting things said (IMO of course):

Slide 9:
A review of the topical applications (viral or syndrome targets) that can be obtained with minor variations on the existing compounds.,

Slide 10:
A nice breakdown (and time review) of the work that has been done slowly over the years with the anti-Herpes compounds. Beginning with the cell-culture results during 2010, and 2011.

Disputes the idea that it's a 'flavor of the month' effect here, or that the company hasn't built a sizable pipeline of drug candidates to be tested over that "11 years with no results" meme that keeps getting perpetuated.

Slide 13:
A nice, more detailed review of the breakdown as to what the anti-herpes drug candidate could do - assuming the efficacy it showed in animal models works similarly in humans.

Slide 21:
A repeat of the 'we' can make 500 g statements. So - while they do hedge that a bit,... they do keep publically making that declarative statement. So - apparently they are not worried too much about being called frauds on that particular topic.

But my favorite slide - especially in light of a lot of the criticism that they company has been getting of late about their not being able to produce uniform batches of their 'Cide micelles,...

Slide 20:
Some very important, and very definitive statements about how they are using a uniform Polymer PEG chemistry, and the self-assembly aspects of that chemistry.

All good stuff IMO. Although I would have loved to have been in the audience to hear the details and nuances filled in by Dr. Diwan in person.