1)Brilliant for who, not the legacy shareholders still down 95% because nobody believes anymore. Why couldn't they have run other trials while waiting around? At the very least shareholders should been collecting CDMO revenue but instead management kept it all private while waiting around. So, yeah, I'm skeptical.
2) We also know the FDA halted screening interfering with the process and killing their funding at a critical period. We still don't know why. Yes, Living longer is a big deal and fantastic to see. If it really does amount to 20% having a chance to live a little longer that's pretty darn good. I remain skeptical, however, only because of how long this has all taken. It's like paradox themed story right out of Star Trek.
3) I remain shocked that it all took so long. When one thinks in terms of quality of life for patients and the hundreds of millions spent on other GBM trials denied the latest "high bar" SOC, it just makes no sense. Another reason I remain skeptical.
4) As to the quiet period, they've been in it since forever. The CEO / CFO / Chairman is a hermit. They chose the Big Biz Show to get the word out. There's simply no way to effectively practice a quiet period for maybe more than a few months without folks "in the know" grabbing shares.
5) If Powers wanted to sue a detractor they should've gone after P5 when it really mattered. That would've sent a real message. Statute of limitations is up on that now. Feuerstein is not short, I'd bet almost anything. He's just a skeptic and has gotten far more right than wrong.
6) $42!?? Is that after the reverse split? What'll you say when / if their next cash raise is under a dollar?
7) It's the old "Shorts will need a br attorney". Eye rolls. Almost feels like this is all an attempt to set up the Reddit crowd.
Happy Thanksgiving to all (including all the newbies now able to buy in at the same price as those holding all these years.
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