NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

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But the only real issue is whether the science is as compelling as you once found it to be. Is it still? Because only if it is should NNVC investors start counting their chickens or worrying about things like who gets what. If it isn't then Diwan has only created a new way to get money from NNVC to Diwan.

The concept of a nanoparticle trap / dismemberment of nano-sized viral particles seems sound, and other groups have shown similar concepts seem to work well in preclinical studies. NNVC presented some data that seemed to show good safety and effectiveness in their preclinical models, so yeah, I thought it was worth a shot as a high risk, high reward biotech investment. Seeing how NNVC never makes any progress, though, it hasn't been good to put more good money after bad.

The real questions with NNVC technology are:
(1) Can they make the drugs consistently at decent volume and cost?
(2) Are they safe and effective in humans? Hopefully we will begin to see some answers to these critical questions via Covid trials in India.

and of course at this point one has to continue to wonder
(3) What is the deal with Anil? Is he really trying to get his drugs tested in humans and to market, or is something else going on?

Maybe he plans on being a runaway fugitive, and is planning to move to India and do his thing there with whatever pieces are left of NNVC (really never was much there except promising preclinical work and some licenses) if things turn out as badly as many have predicted, and it really is all a big scam.

It could be a while to get these answers, but as with all things, time will tell.