RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Dumping 20M shares and keeping 10M warrants @$3.18I just envisioned the ultimate nightmare scenario - CYDY makes a hostile bid for THTX in order to acquire real drug prospects for CYDY. Acquiring THTX would be chump change for CYDY. Plus they would get actual revenues too. CYDY should actually a stock deal for THTX yesterday or sooner since they likely have nothing at all that will get approved. And if that happens, it would be something of a poetic ending for THTX. While hostile deals are verboten in biotech, I suspect this would not hinder CYDY. I assume I could count on all of you on this board to block such a crazy thing should that nightmare turn into reality, which it won't - I think!
SPCEO1 wrote: CYDY is the polar opposite of THTX. They are great at communicating a bad, perhaps bogus, story and THTX has a good story that they are unable to communicate effectively. Both companies are bad in their own ways and good in their own ways. Maybe they should merge! Just joking. I don't want THTX to become CYDY but they could learn a lot from how they communicate with this particular bubbly market.
scarlet1967 wrote: If transparency, active marketing, good communication and updating market is classed as corruption then the whole market is corrupted as CYDY is not the only company which has that strategy.
Bucknelly21 wrote: I'm curious about the cydy credibility argument, the market seems to trust them yet everyone here says corruption is the root of their company. The more I see things like this the less faith I have in Thtx to be honest. They get credit for everything they do yet we get nothing and we are apparently the squeaky clean company