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Posted On: 08/19/2021 12:23:46 AM
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Re: Evil Rabbit #100655
Do you think a class action lawsuit would be successful if they the 13d group on their first day in control sold Leronlimab for the value of the stock at whatever price they continue to purposely lower it to. Maybe by November they take the price below a dollar and then sell Leronlimab to IncellDX for a billion dollars which is over market value. 800,000,000 shares at a dollar isn’t quite a billion dollars so it’s sold above market value.
Their excuse is that they checked the balance of debt and thought they better sell before they went bankrupt. (Even though there is enough stock shares to make it until revenue.) saving the shareholder from a total loss. All they would have to say is we had just enough time to sell and settle our debts and not go bankrupt so we could save this drug before it was put back on the shelf.
What would be your answer then? Sold above stock value without us the stockholders realizing the true value of Leronlimab. Now the small group of investors who are invested in IncellDX’s private company complete the trials and get approvals a month or two after Cytodyn sold it to IncellDX. They see a huge return in approvals and we miss out.
Tell me how that is viewed by the courts in a class action lawsuit? Will they say we got the current value and that’s all that it was worth? Would they say that the future should be included in the value since trials were in progress? I think they would see us as unfortunate investors that got rooked by a smart investor group that stole our future investment before it could be realized and that is unfortunate for us but great deal for them… we lose in this situation.
Did you expect to have Leronlimab and Cytodyn sold out from under you for a dollar? Taken private by a small group of investors with a wealthy backer we don’t know of just yet.
Tell me how I am wrong and this isn’t possible? Tell me we need to trust a small investor group won’t do this? Tell me why they won’t do this? Tell me the courts won’t let them do it to us shareholders. Because I believe they can sell it their first day they take control and we lose our future potential and they steal all future potential. We get paid the actual value of the day they take over… how do we even file a class action lawsuit and for what do we file for? Loss of potential earning for a promise? Is this a real possibility?
Evil Rabbit I agree on 99% of your opinions and I see a smart group conspiring to make themselves rich at any cost. Tell me they care about us shareholders more than they care about themselves. Convince me they can’t sell the way I have stated it at current market value?
The one thing we know is that Nader and crew are genuine people that care about the shareholders and the people that are sick and in need of Leronlimab. We have seen who they are and what they stand for in all those situations. I know that I feel comfortable with our future with Nader and management one hell of a lot more than I do with this self enrichment group. There are many ways to skin a cat. But to be skinned by this 13d group will not feel good for any of us. Why should we trust them to not do something like I have suggested or slightly changed but still at market value before the value takes off.
Their excuse is that they checked the balance of debt and thought they better sell before they went bankrupt. (Even though there is enough stock shares to make it until revenue.) saving the shareholder from a total loss. All they would have to say is we had just enough time to sell and settle our debts and not go bankrupt so we could save this drug before it was put back on the shelf.
What would be your answer then? Sold above stock value without us the stockholders realizing the true value of Leronlimab. Now the small group of investors who are invested in IncellDX’s private company complete the trials and get approvals a month or two after Cytodyn sold it to IncellDX. They see a huge return in approvals and we miss out.
Tell me how that is viewed by the courts in a class action lawsuit? Will they say we got the current value and that’s all that it was worth? Would they say that the future should be included in the value since trials were in progress? I think they would see us as unfortunate investors that got rooked by a smart investor group that stole our future investment before it could be realized and that is unfortunate for us but great deal for them… we lose in this situation.
Did you expect to have Leronlimab and Cytodyn sold out from under you for a dollar? Taken private by a small group of investors with a wealthy backer we don’t know of just yet.
Tell me how I am wrong and this isn’t possible? Tell me we need to trust a small investor group won’t do this? Tell me why they won’t do this? Tell me the courts won’t let them do it to us shareholders. Because I believe they can sell it their first day they take control and we lose our future potential and they steal all future potential. We get paid the actual value of the day they take over… how do we even file a class action lawsuit and for what do we file for? Loss of potential earning for a promise? Is this a real possibility?
Evil Rabbit I agree on 99% of your opinions and I see a smart group conspiring to make themselves rich at any cost. Tell me they care about us shareholders more than they care about themselves. Convince me they can’t sell the way I have stated it at current market value?
The one thing we know is that Nader and crew are genuine people that care about the shareholders and the people that are sick and in need of Leronlimab. We have seen who they are and what they stand for in all those situations. I know that I feel comfortable with our future with Nader and management one hell of a lot more than I do with this self enrichment group. There are many ways to skin a cat. But to be skinned by this 13d group will not feel good for any of us. Why should we trust them to not do something like I have suggested or slightly changed but still at market value before the value takes off.
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