RE:1$USFinally the Levesque era is a disaster. He failed on everything he was supposed to bring to the company. Sure we can say covid did not help, we can also say that he inherited a big debt, but he was supposed to be the guy that would raise revenues and allow to reimburse it without dilution. He failed at signing any partnership. He failed in making sure the company would be able to run a proper phase I trial in a reasonable delay with the right protocol. He spnt like a drunken sailor and hired employees like he was still at Pfizer. So we are where we are today. Given how bad the situation was I would be willing to accept the dilution if it would mean finally achieving some real success that would propel the stock price much higher, but who in the diluted shareholders are now trusting him and his team and the board to be the ones able achieve that? Why can we think that they won't waste this new money ans achieve nothing else. Also they were misleading in their public statements about avoiding dilution and concentrate on paying the debt. Finally it's the old shareolders that are paying this debt with a dilution of their investment. As for Levesque, why is he still CEO of this company with his mounstruous salary? At this point it is impossible to understand. He lost all credibility.