I don't know, but they are just making way to many mistakes and it keeps happening over. It's the same routine and it's as if they are not learning from it.

Something has to give. A professional team simply doesn't make mistakes like this. You either know what you are doing or you don't.

So, you get people who do. It's just that simple if you want to really succeed. When a company is in trouble because they are 'floundering' or because mistakes keep happening, they make changes to correct the things wrong. The problem with Generex, they are not making any changes. The mistakes are accepted and everything just keeps going on as before. Nothing is learned.

Maybe they will get the funding. I hope they do. But either way, in order for Generex to survive, changes will have to be made in order to survive. They are going to make one mistake to many and it's going to bite them and the company and shareholders are going to suffer for it. They have made mistakes with deals and with documents. It just keeps happening way to much now.

Just my opinion.