Post by
Scorpio2 on Apr 06, 2022 1:03pm
WTF Just Happened Yesterday ???
Weak hands, undecipherable NR and no BTD put the crack in the dyke. Then the opportunistic scam traders recognized the weaker fundamentals of the dyke and rode the wave of water down further. This was an orchestrated flash crash just like in Nov of 2017, which I remember very well..
Now we see that they have placed walls (larger sell orders) much lower down. It's like some pharma company (and the trader team acting for them) is saying "we will control the price for the near future and here are a few stop signs to slow things down". All an attempt to harvest more shares to reduce the cost of a future take out/buyout. So as investors we will just have to play the long game a little longer. The data will come, it will improve along with the share price and all of this will be a distant memory in a few months. The next update will have more patients enrolled , more robust data along with more pendings moved to CR. Maybe we will even have a response on the BTD within the next two months as well.
This is where you just have to check the emotions and focus on the end game. Data is going in the right direction. We will get there and we will get some form of a deal whether that's a JV,buyout or licensing arrangement. If this company didn't have the goods (or a good probability of getting there) these scum traders wouldn't be employing all of these greasy tactics. It's a blood sport so hold strong!!!!
Comment by
stocksnbonds458 on Apr 06, 2022 1:13pm
It might not hurt to put an informal shareholders group together, I think that less than one hundred if us own more than 50% of the company. My family now has close to 2 million shares, I know others with more. Might help us down the road if big pharma want to whack us.
Comment by
ScienceFirst on Apr 06, 2022 1:31pm
There will be many big pharmas that will all want to jv with us. So hard for them to think they're all alone, so one of them will have to move faster than the others. That's why I don't think one big pharma in particular is involved in suppressing the share price. Any of them could jump in asap, to shift its competitors, as it's a race to market dominance.