Love your post… it’s the truth of a biotech working to find their way through a difficult process. It’s not easy and having Nader set expectations hurts for some. For me… not meeting a deadline doesn’t upset me because I don’t flip this stock. The flippers are the ones who are on the edge of their chairs waiting for a timeline to be met and when it doesn’t… they are pissed off. So be it for them. It doesn’t give me any heartache at all because as I said… I have nothing riding on that date. Experience tells me that Nader rarely met a timeline and stopped setting dates over a year ago. So get over it… if your a flipper.

I haven’t voted yet but I will vote yes across the board. Because a smart investor knows we need to finance our companies success. The only one voting no will be the ones who were wanting Cytodyn to fail and go bankrupt. They are still here even after being denied the appeal. We have to accept that these people have shown they will do whatever they can to see Cytodyn fail. Since they did not get control of our company and lost the opportunity to drive Cytodyn into the ground with their plan of bankruptcy. Now they will try to continue to drive us into bankruptcy if we let them. Don’t let them!

The only way we succeed is if we don’t listen to them and we do the right thing and vote yes across the board and let our company have the ability to achieve the success we all know is coming.

Don’t listen to the evil forces and be the best investor possible and vote yes on BOD’s and all other items on the agenda. It is critical to our survival. Just be smart about it.