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Posted On: 03/15/2022 9:49:06 PM
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"The company is creating FUD by its silence."
Reading the posts this evening after being away from the forum since yesterday, I get the sense the villagers are rushing to the center of town armed with pitchforks and torches.
This might be time for all to take a breath and inventory the reasons why you invested in this stock. The likely answer is that you were confident that LL was worthy of your investment. So now we have fear, fueled by a lack of information spreading like a fever.
Hey, let's face it. we're in this now for better or worse. Like most of you, I have a lot riding on this investment. Blame and bitterness will not change our share price.
OK, it's been, what 60 days since the black-out? It certainly seems like more than that, but 60 days is not out of the ordinary for many of the possible scenario's that may be on-going. Take a few seconds to re-visit those possibilities;
NASH-topline results,
Amarex data should be done in less than two weeks. If we confirm negligent actions, it will have a positive impact on sp.
We know now that Brazil is still enrolling for critical Covid.
nTNBC clinical trial remains alive with new survival data.
HIV should be wrapping up-may have been delayed by
Amarex data.
Let's not forget that FDA invited CYDY to pursue new critical trial and will allow other data to be included.
I suggest we TRY not to stare at the daily sp. There is a reason that HQ is not worried at this point. Why would that be?
I like the point about the crew hanging in there. No one jumping ship-a good sign. Some of us have been in situations where the bottom is dropping out. When this happens, EVERYONE is heading for the exits.
This reminds me of my younger brother, who, being a gearhead immediately thinks every suspicious sound coming from under the hood is due to a cracked block. Every time. It's never turned out to be anything serious. Same thing when he gets sick. He goes straight to, "looks like it could be cancer."
Let's get the big boy (or what-ever) pants on and think positive.
End of rant.
"The company is creating FUD by its silence."
Reading the posts this evening after being away from the forum since yesterday, I get the sense the villagers are rushing to the center of town armed with pitchforks and torches.
This might be time for all to take a breath and inventory the reasons why you invested in this stock. The likely answer is that you were confident that LL was worthy of your investment. So now we have fear, fueled by a lack of information spreading like a fever.
Hey, let's face it. we're in this now for better or worse. Like most of you, I have a lot riding on this investment. Blame and bitterness will not change our share price.
OK, it's been, what 60 days since the black-out? It certainly seems like more than that, but 60 days is not out of the ordinary for many of the possible scenario's that may be on-going. Take a few seconds to re-visit those possibilities;
NASH-topline results,
Amarex data should be done in less than two weeks. If we confirm negligent actions, it will have a positive impact on sp.
We know now that Brazil is still enrolling for critical Covid.
nTNBC clinical trial remains alive with new survival data.
HIV should be wrapping up-may have been delayed by
Amarex data.
Let's not forget that FDA invited CYDY to pursue new critical trial and will allow other data to be included.
I suggest we TRY not to stare at the daily sp. There is a reason that HQ is not worried at this point. Why would that be?
I like the point about the crew hanging in there. No one jumping ship-a good sign. Some of us have been in situations where the bottom is dropping out. When this happens, EVERYONE is heading for the exits.
This reminds me of my younger brother, who, being a gearhead immediately thinks every suspicious sound coming from under the hood is due to a cracked block. Every time. It's never turned out to be anything serious. Same thing when he gets sick. He goes straight to, "looks like it could be cancer."
Let's get the big boy (or what-ever) pants on and think positive.
End of rant.
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