Tell it to the bankruptcy court judge. He obviously saw no cause to convert the case to CH7, which he should have done, if you guys are right about how worthless we are.
But you're right about the reaction we should have gotten from the clinical trials. The reaction we got from the Top Line Data should have indicated what to expect from the FDA decision.
It's not complicated. A reverse merger makes Taran a public company (able to sell stock to raise money) and it calls all of Humangien's counterfeit and illegal short shares. Sounds very doable to me. Humanigen is now a gold mine for Cameron.... and for us.....all thanks to the shorting crooks who claim they are doing a service for the markets.....while all the time trying to destroy and drive into bankruptcy a small company trying to do a service to humanity.....so that they never have to pay taxes on their ill-gotten gains.
A reverse merger makes sense if short shares are recalled. Taran becomes a publicly traded company with a lot of cash on hand. But we do not know if any shares were loaned out to recall. It does seem like a long shot, however