RE:Used to like the Goodman butMarkJagr wrote: Now I do not know. Not saying he is a Bad man but What I liked was his ability to find a drug or drug maker for A) 8-12% interest, plus B) 3% ownership, plus C) the rights to promote the drug for 5 years. That's what I liked.
I also liked the he could sit on $400 million in cash and NOT rushing off to make a deal just to make a deal.
I did not like that he could not get along with the Israeli drug company. And I do not understand why the initial business model as I described above, had to be abandoned for a 300 million investment in a distribution network.
That's why I left Knight some two years ago. I just put in a tax season-bid at 4.55 hoping that I am wrong and that Tiredman is still a Godman with spunk and spark.
Ya - still don't understand the story behind Meir and we probably never will. I would believe Goodman's integrety and honesty ... I have no reason to doubt it. See the video for Goodman's side of the story.
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/company-news/video/knight-therapeutics-ceo-i-made-a-mistake-in-selecting-my-partner~1652451
I went to the annual meeting in 2018 to also hear Meir's side - to ask Meir questions. Instead - he sent a rep in his place. He was well aware that he could get the boot and decided to avoid the situation all together. Meir played it wrong ... kinda made me angry that he sent a rep to say a few words just before voting. Very unprofessional and absolutely inadequate. He knew it was over ... that's why he didn't even come to the meeting (IMO).
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I would bet that when things start to move quickly ... they will continue to move quickly. I just don't think we're there yet. If we only knew when ... would make a world of difference to my average purchase price. Hahaha!
Thanks for sharing MarkJagr. Much appreciated.