Thanks for your opinion. My opinion is that there are too many opinions based on wild interpretations of scarce information. I find that to be a far greater hindrance to the PPS than anything that may or may not cause a fluctuation or wrinkle in the timeline. I mean, does it really matter that Pharmacyte has consulted with their expert panel and deemed a Phase 2B clinical trial to be a wiser choice than a Pivotal trial? No, not one bit. Therefore, I don't really think it's a big deal and doesn't warrant a stand-alone press release, especially since the company knows its investors are an anxious bunch who hit the panic button if a microscope lens is out of focus.
It's the company's responsibility to have the shareholder in mind, so they have to balance what needs to be said against the weight it will carry on the stock price. I feel like I'm the only person here who understands and appreciates that. Meanwhile, people are assembling lynch mobs to email investor relations and demand bad news be delivered with an explosion, flying dragons, and the four horseman of the apocalypse. What!? The company's fine! They're just making changes on the fly and getting things done as best they can. I'm down with that. Maybe it's because I have been in business my entire adult life. Maybe it's because I'm less emotional and more logical. Or, maybe it's because I was skating across thin ice, hunting and fishing for my own food, traveling miles of forest for penny candy in the dark, and standing up to anything or anybody who threatened those experiences and choice at ten years old. I don't know, but I sure wish people could get themselves together and fight the good fight. Sheesh.
