RE:THTX failureAnd as the stock price slowly falls toward $1, you will see how posters on this
forum will evolve according to the normal reactions to a neurotic entity.
The only ones to blame are the investors supporting this kind of culture by
keeping the BOD in place. The fiduciary relationship between the directors
and their shareholders as been ignored for decades and it will remain like this
until the end. There are no surprises here.
This company has survived for 25 years at a cost of $335m and counting.
Some good research and good marketing/administration salaries have been financed with this, but unfortunately, it failed to show any kind of value to its shareholders.
Not too sure about the science discussion being worthless. It is clear some here found some value debating research. But for the vast majority of investors, TH is a horse that will burn you and that explains why there is no interest on the stock.
Don't try to sell another 50k of shares, it will bring the stock price below $3.