Replies to post #509987 on Anavex Life Sciences Corp (AVXL)

[catdaddy]

"Executive Coach and Board Consultant"? Laughable at best!

[ohsaycanyousee82]

Hope your 24/7 savior efforts here aren’t cutting into your time at the local food bank and your efforts with Habitat for Humanity.

I’m sure a guy like you can only do so much for his fellow man. The folks that can’t afford to speculate in the stock market need help too.

Let’s face it. You’re nothing but a Biohazard.

Yes, God Bless.

[ignatiusrielly35]

Jesse knows as much or more about this particular company and it's science than any Wall Street analyst at this point. He's done a very deep dive and he clearly understands the subjects. Which is why none of our resident "experts" has pointed out any significant errors. 

[crescentmotor]

I started working in microcap tech and biotech as an executive coach

Wow--that's very impressive! There are no minimum educational standards to call oneself an executive coach and no degrees are required--only training certifications. But for $150, one can enroll online in a six week course to become an executive coach. 51% of executive coaches make less than $100,000/year with only 25% making at least $150,000. Sounds like a nice field with comfortable Zoom classes for someone not sharp enough meet the stringent multi-year requirements of more demanding professions such as accounting, finance, economics, law, or engineering. Since empathy and emotional intelligence are considered qualifications that set accomplished executive coaches apart, it's obvious that you would be highly lacking in this field.

[Tetelestai]

You were an executive coach? Yet you fly off the handle with all kinds of assumptions as well as accusations when faced with a question as simple as: "what are your qualifications"? Scary. And being an executive myself, You do nothing but complain as well as discredit others you do not even know to the best I can tell. I would not want you near any executive team in any form of 'coaching' role.

I for one am no fan of Missling - not by a wild shot. Chill. Using your standards of degrees and the like, what degrees does Musk hold to accomplish what he has done in aeronautics, alternative fuels, medical devices, social media, etc.? None with specificity. But yet, here he is - one of the wealthiest and most successful people on the planet. You would never have hired him, would not have invested in him, and would have yelled and screamed at him as you were kicking him out the door. How exactly does this type of behavior reflect that of a 'coach'?

No fan of Missling, not happy with the stock price, and I am even less of a fan of an angry, unhinged person such as yourself.