“This CYDY article didnt get too much traction - FOLLOW THIS AUTHOR” -
I’m a Follower
Maybe not as much traction as we would like but it’s a start and every piece of exposure helps. The fact that the stock was able to fill a huge move up is a very bullish sign. While it would be beneficial if the flippers would turn into Longs such is the nature of the derisking process.
IF Nader runs the table on the catalysts below the derisking will be for the most part complete.
1-Nader makes good with the BLA submission this month
2-Positive TNBC data continues to flow
3-FDA grants TNBC BTD - end of March
4-Nader delivers $40-$50M non dilutive financing
5-Another licensing deal - Possibly NASH
My speculation and opinions are based on the facts, past performance, logic, and mathematical odds. Ask yourself what are the odds that all of the above can happen in Q1? That will define whether your a flipper or a Long.
IMO, if we exclude #5 (which is a distinct possibility) the odds are heavily in the Long Shareholders favor because the odds of #1 and #2 happening are very high and that will create the pathway for #3. Those three catalysts create the pathway for #4. It’s the domino effect.
That scenario translates to a double, triple or more in SP, an organic uplist in Q2 - good by OTC, hello institutional investors. Grab a good seat and watch the big boys play.
On the flip side (IMHO) our biggest liability is Nader’s communication skills. While the Proactive Investor interviews are effective in keeping shareholders up to date they are futile when viewed by a prospective investor. Nader is a hard working man and very knowledgeable and I respect that. It is however Black and White that he lacks the persona and communication skills as our spokesperson to EFFECTIVELY communicate and promote the CYDY story. We will however preserver in spite of his shortcomings although at a slower and more risk adverse pace. History has proven that to be the case as I have witnessed for the past seven years.
I am reminded we do not live in a perfect world nor do we have to be perfect to be successful.
