You made the general point that hiding your intentions (or cards) is universally a highly thought of strategy (in other words outside of NWBO or poker) and you used that general point to support NWBO doing so with Cofer Black.
I made the equally general point in rebuttal that NWBO has used that strategy of silence on almost everything and it has been very destructive to shareholders and thus that this strategy is not necessarily so great after all.
That is not anything like saying that it was not talking about Cofer Black that caused a rapid price decline. Instead, what I said is clearly in line with my long term stance on NWBO's 'strategy of silence.'
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