Joe hides behind the coming days because it’s an easy excuse. It can mean a few days or a month. It gives him way to much leeway and he gets to cover himself and when weeks go by, the excitement dies down and then if nothing happens it’s forgotten hopefully in his mind.

That’s the problem here.

We get information that deals are going to be signed and it sounds like they are happening really soon when in reality that might not be the case and in the end it does more damage than saying anything at all because there is no follow up, people get frustrated in the weeks / months of waiting for deals that don’t seem to happen or they end up being really lousy deals.

Generex needs to follow up with what they say, make a legitimate deal, keep shareholders up to date on what’s going on and make sure timelines are actually met - for once.

They need to bring back confidence in a company that is on shaky ground.