Your contention that DNDN’s laying off manufacturing personnel in brand new facilities doesn’t imply a serious shortfall in end-user demand for Provenge is one of the least tenable arguments you’ve made on this board
I would humbly suggest that people living in glass houses shouldn't be throwing rocks and should generally avoid derogatory style of communication. That said, I was just pointing out that, yet again, you are setting up a strawman in your head and attempting to impute them to your opponents.
Even this most recent post is an attempt to do the same - so let me repeat, again, no one on this board is saying that there is no weakness in end user demand. Just that it is probably a mixture of effects that are difficult to disentangle.
If you are interested in meaningful debate, instead of belittling, there are a thousand ways you might take this debate:
a) Ask for predictions about expected revs
b) Ask for predictions about key events - e.g. effect of changing medicare codes.