RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:PresentationRedbaron2211 wrote: Sailboatdream wrote:
to my knowledge, AGM's are mandatory in Canada for public companies. Also, I would disagree that "waiting game", lack of information, lack of progress on commitments (I.e. completing diabetes trials cohort in Q1) and inability to properly capitalize on the amazing results published in Jan is a valid investment strategy.
Metals you call this common sense?? No understanding on NDAs while failing to see how there would be no AGM after a company is bought out?
Those "80mil shares" will be happy pretty quick if a licensing deal materializes. Boils down to impatient investors.
Red,
I would happy with a licensing deal or deal with pharma with cash in .But I am more realistic than you. Tolekis does not have the skill set or help to pull off a licending deal. He does collaborations in the past with pharma and has got nothing back. The excuse : new management is going in a different direction ... how many times in the past ten years ?
How about Sernova's management go in a different direction ? I bet Tolekis promises a licensing deal AFTER the AGM... just a hunch .