Answer me this How come we did not go for approval with the adult Rett data? Why were we forced into the pediatric trial before we can go to any of the regulatory agencies for approval for the adult population? Maybe if we push back harder on the FDA and all the other regulatory agencies around the world we would have an approved product right now. Do we really know why the company took this path as a strategy? I don’t and I’ve been here for eight years. Do we know why we switched from Alzheimer’s being the all important indication, then moved to Rett and then back to Alzheimer’s, and now to something else Maybe a basket trial as some of speculated. We are putting our faith and Dr. Missling who has not brought a product to market before so he does not have the credibility with the FDA or Wall Street. He has not made Wall Street any money in the past. Why would Wall Street trust them when so many things seem to be a bit confusing to us. The confusing parts being the overall strategy, and of course the Alzheimer’s data and Rett data debacle that has taken place when he released data on both of these indications. That was not just a short attack that was confusion, and he tried to clear up that confusion, in subsequent meetings, which also didn’t go over very well. Yes, he is sticking to his guns and has not come out and retracted any data but certainly Wall Street does not believe him and if they did, the stock price would be above 30 right now. His failure to adequately communicate to Wall Street and the scientific community is why we are where we are. And what that does is it makes Wall Street wait for more data and we have no idea when that date is coming. We have been waiting eight years for the big release that’s going to drive this company forward. Who thought that was going to be last December with the Alzheimer’s data. I certainly did how many others? Who thought when we had spectacular news on adult Rett data we would’ve been to the promised land as well? I did I’m sure many others have also. Who thought when we came out with the phase 2 Parkinson’s dementia data we would’ve had a Parkinson’s dementia phase 3 trial completed by now. Who thought that we would’ve had the undisclosed indication trial that has been out there for over 12 months would’ve been started by now? At some point in time Dr. Missling needs to be held accountable and I think the more people that rise up and voice their concern that the company is not going in the right direction as far as properly communicating to the investment community the better off we will be. Why are we giving Dr. Missling a free pass? Why aren’t we acting as activists like some of the big guys you see on CNBC do. We are the ones that held this company together during the first six years of existence. It was not the institutions. It was all of us buying shares whenever we could because we believe. How come we don’t get a little respect back and get some of the information we’ve all been clamoring for. How come some of our biotech peers like AXSM are doing well in spite of the market. I know why? Wall St backing. Why didn't Dr. Missling do a deal with one of the big investment banks to get his $150M done instead of Lincoln Park? Imagine if he did a deal with Goldman Sachs or JP Morgan? They would be jump starting our stock price. Why does he hate Wall St. as much as they hate him? My advice is rise up and become an activist professionally. Go on the offensive and tell the company how you feel and what you expect. Maybe they’ll give us a tidbit of information if we all stick together. I have done this already myself, and would love to see more people jump on the bandwagon. I know several others have done so as well. It has been brought to my attention that maybe Dr. Missling will be filling the executive staff coffers with cheap shares soon. Will anyone be surprised to see this happen in the coming weeks? Sorry for the rant, and I am very very pro Anavex. I just want some action, NOW!! I don't want to see some produced video telling everyone how good our data is. I want to see us on CNBC, CNN, FOX, MSNBC telling the world what we did.
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