RE:Now it's embarassing reallyIt is hard to disagree with your assessment. As best I can tell, these are all nice people at TH who are trying to do a good job for shareholders but I am not even sure they are even fully willing to acknowledge they have that five alarm fire that I have used as a way of describing it on their hands. We have a mindless seller crushing the share price right now despite what certainly looks like imminent good news on the immediate horizon. But had TH done an even adequate job of creating a favorable narrative around the stock, attracting decent analysts to cover it and forging a positive relationship with the capital markets generally, then there would be buyers to soak up this sellers shares. But they didn't and we are paying the price for that. We likely will not be paying it for long as the seller will run out of shares to sell soon enough, but it really highlights the company's failures in the capital markets arena. It is unfortunate since they do have some very interesting things going on in cancer and maybe even in NASH at some point.
You may remember a similiar nasty sell-off in the Fall of 2018 if I recall correctly when a new mutual fund manager took over a fund with Th in it and sold it as fast as he could because he wanted to own the stocks he was familiar with. It is a nasty thing but when sommething like this happens it usually doesn't last too long.
Trogarzon wrote:
To Th management and board this is directed at you. You are a shameful embarassement to your shareholder for the situation that we find ourselves in regardless of your revenu basis and pipeline potential. You are an embarassement.