This is very well stated BL.
“Can CYDY management fix the issue and close the gap between MC valuation and projected revenue valuation? To date, however, nothing management has done inspires confidence that they are up to the task. “
We are where we are because of very poor decision making based on one miscalculation after another. Why is it so difficult to see the forest for the trees? What is the common denominator? Is it not a pattern that Tony C left, then Pestell was terminated, and now Our CFO has been replaced? Our CEO does not tolerate anyone that disagrees with his way of thinking, period. The SP and balance sheet is in the toilet and it’s ALL on him.
Just view the last PI interview with Christine. A refreshing new face and voice and then back to the same mantra.
Dr. Patterson we need more of. Articulating the science and leaving it to what we know at this stage. Two patients in and the results are compelling although no where enough to start talking Cancer Cure.
Patterson will leave that conjecture to Nader, who first brings up the surprising turn of events that has changed his mother in laws life. After two injections she is on her feet cooking and feeling great. I am happy for her while I am disappointed once again with Nader’s lack of professionalism and talking about a Cancer cure. Wonder why he is not respected or taken seriously by BP?
That sets up his next move preparing shareholders for no deal because he has to be extremely careful at this stage because of the astronomical Cancer play.
Seriously this is his M.O. Now he has a way to justify no deal. What’s more insane is he has shareholders buying in thinking they have a 20-30 Billion $ buyout in our future. Maybe we do if he can some how raise the the capital and run the table for the next 5-10 years. Do shareholders want to risk there hard earned $ on that pathway? Apparently some do. OMH thinks anything under $15 per share or 10 Billion is paltry. We sit at .29 and he says anything under 50 times the current SP would be giving Leronlimab away.
Talk about irrational exuberance. This is how a great investment heads South. It’s like experienced mountain climbers that take on Mt. Everest. They are not as smart and disciplined at 29,000 feet. The climber knows that they have to eclipse the coveted summit by a specific time or turn back. If they don’t they are pushing the odds big time. The air is so thin they often don’t think clearly, push the window and end up dead.
Nader is pushing the window. That would be acceptable if it was just his money - oh that’s right he hasn’t invested any of his own money.
