RE:RE:RE:RE:RBC analystThenorth1990 wrote: We have seen how it impacted our share price back in November
That's part of the game that Elliot chose to play for personal gain: credit for the winning strategy, finger pointing for the loss, and paid holiday time during any delays. I don't mind the news vacuum, that's not what causes the share price decline. The price goes down whenever the market knows Elliot is coming to beg and roll over.
But Elliot's game is probably over as regular pp buyers don't know if there will be any more opportunities to churn stock and expand future holdings at no cost. So now we have the pundit game where "independent" big pharma lackeys tell us that we are worthless until and unless some big pharma says otherwise.
Get used to it.