I agree with much of what you say. 40 million shares short in Cytodyn is a paltry amount compared to GME…we will not see the same kind of epic squeeze…they could be covered fairly easily at these levels…we need execution on the level of Everest summit…K2 would do…and a massive gap on news to create the squirm. You are also right there is greed on both sides of the aisle of that story, and that the focus on the robinhood crowd in that regard cast shade on the true villains…Citadel lied and was functionally given a pass. I think it fairly obvious that Robinhood acting in it’s own best interests and likely in collusion with Citadel rigged the game by taking away the buy button on GME and it is poetic justice they tanked after their IPO. The stories overlap with CYDY with regard to hedge fund money, the likes of Citadel and MM’s walking the price around, and Andrew Left. If my memory is correct Nader said that $150 million dollars was put to work against Cytodyn on the short move triggered on the pop to $10…in minutes. That is greed mixed in with a healthy dose of pure evil. Thou shalt love your neighbor…as yourself. Dante’s inner circle of hell contains the individuals who betrayed their friends. I could not participate in that kind of action at any price…you sacrifice your soul.

I have never traded Cytodyn stock and coming from the clinical side professionally it’s personal for me…anyone holding back this company has no moral compass and no concern for the good this molecule can provide to humanity. That’s the real kernel of the post-mortem on GME. While greed is common to the human condition and affects us all to varying degrees what separated the players was a sense of morality.