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Posted On: 10/08/2021 11:48:25 AM
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Here is one good reason that CYDY might consider reporting on the enrollment process in Brazil every so often: CYDY does not have a good history of following through in a timely manner on too many things and investors take a very "I'll believe it when I see it" approach which hampers the share price which hampers new investment which hampers fund raising which all gives the shorts more reason to believe that enrollment is not going at any great speed whatsoever, if at all.
Do they need to report weekly? Of course not, but while it's wonderful that 1 person has been injected, perhaps an update every 2 weeks isn't out of the question. It is called MANAGING EXPECTATIONS of your constituents/supporters. Management would come under far less fire if our expectations were managed a bit better.
And BEFORE you say "It's not their job to manage your expectations, asshole", you are incorrect, because once management sets expectations, they need to manage them if the goalposts have moved. "BLA IN OCTOBER!" Uh huh...and no, I don't blame Amarex for that, because CYDY would have known far in advance of any Amarex problem preventing them from completing the sections of the BLA they told us would be done by now.
Do they need to report weekly? Of course not, but while it's wonderful that 1 person has been injected, perhaps an update every 2 weeks isn't out of the question. It is called MANAGING EXPECTATIONS of your constituents/supporters. Management would come under far less fire if our expectations were managed a bit better.
And BEFORE you say "It's not their job to manage your expectations, asshole", you are incorrect, because once management sets expectations, they need to manage them if the goalposts have moved. "BLA IN OCTOBER!" Uh huh...and no, I don't blame Amarex for that, because CYDY would have known far in advance of any Amarex problem preventing them from completing the sections of the BLA they told us would be done by now.


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