Excellent. Nice Big Picture.
One part I disagree with. The shorts will never be finished. We will bankrupt the most stubborn but new shorts will step up. It appears to be a new normal compared to very rare in the 1970 through the 80s. Compare CYDY to Tesla.
There are strategies that we, CYDY can implement to make it very costly to be short and some that will kill the naked shorts.
Main thing that the Board of Directors must do is understand the threat.
I have no idea if they are intelligent and quick witted enough to handle this evil. Some shorts are brilliant. Most at least street smart. Some dumb as dirt. Our Board of Directors must prove they are before I will say they can handle this. They must profile this enemy. I consider shorts the largest danger in the USA.
How do we defend CYDY and our investment against the speculators, the normal legal shorts and the criminals, the most dangerous group opposed to American progress the Illegal Naked Shorts??
CYDY, we use pure fundamentals. FDA Approval hits. Revenues hit. What we need are earnings, nothing else , just earnings. Earnings are king.
How do they manage the FDA Trials needed and balance that need with protecting CYDY share values with earnings? Set some goals. Do a lousy budget. Put 1,000,000,000 , one billion plus into bank accounts.
Let the shorts come. We hit 1$ in earnings I am betting our stock is 100$. Naysayers, shove it, period. I'm right. If you cant see this I feel sorry for you. I have been doing this for a few years, 55. Laugh all you want. Sell where you want. Remember, I blew my AAPL. The biggest financial error of my career. As I cant forgive myself CYDY will haunt sellers because I have spelled this out so clearly. With my AAPL, several "formerly respected large brokers" were predicting its bankruptcy. Yes indeed. That is the college boys at work. Similar to the boy wonder short seller photos posted by Chuckles.
I am writing this because it will ring true to some. Trading CYDY is simply dangerous.
I have an example in 1975 or 1976 where my best pal sold his block of FWAY to FDAY when the management flew in a pitched that idea. I refused. My pal sold around 3.5$ after it was up from 2$. Cant recall the earnings now but it was growing fast. FWAY had 2$ a share in Cash, green cash. He expected to buy it back at 3, my broker firm was the primary Market Maker, meaning we had the ball, we were always high bid.
How did that work out. Not well. After stock dividends and not considering my close to 10% cash dividends I tendered my stock, my families shares and all my clients at 77.5$ in 1978 to H. J. Heinz. Possibly search will verify this.
My pal? Never bought it back. He made a critical error by attempting the trade.
I am sure some reading this now are in my Pals boots. Your waiting for lower prices. Good luck. If I'm right this will haunt you forever.
