I have been one of Punit's strongest supporters for as long as I've been invested in OncoSec, which has been almost from the inception of the company. However, I haven't communicated with him since sometime last year. Actually, to clarify, I have reached out to him a few times over the past several months but haven't received replies to either my emails or my tweets. He used to reply immediately and enthusiastically to my emails/tweets. (I've only spoken to him by phone once and he was quite forthcoming with what he could tell me.)
I still believe in OncoSec as a company as there has been no turnover of personnel (Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Pierce are two examples). These individuals must also believe in OncoSec; otherwise, they would have bailed a long time ago. Merck and OncoSec's other collaborators are still involved in their joint investigations which indicates that OncoSec is seen as a viable company. There will be room for many companies that are fighting various types of cancer using electroporation and OncoSec, as an independent company or one that will be purchased/absorbed/partnered with by another, will be one of them.
I commend Punit on how he started out as a "one man army" and has brought OncoSec to where it is, now, but, I am starting to see what others have been saying, that, maybe it's time to change bus drivers before Punit throws OncoSec, its personnel, and its shareholders under it.