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Posted On: 03/11/2023 9:50:51 PM
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I hear you, but here is the problem: so many on this board actually believe that the universe is truly against CYDY, and IT ISN'T! Our former CEO screwed things up beyond belief and the system played out very much as it should have. Simply put, CYDY did not deliver the goods.
As for "fraud," the arbitrator must review all evidence and that takes more time than we all would like, but in the end, I believe we will be vindicated. My guess is that the "back and forth" has been over for quite a while now. Remember, arbitrators may have multiple cases that they are dealing with at the same time, and when millions of dollars are at stake, they take their time. EMOTION plays no part, just as it shouldn't in investing.
There is no "delay" going on, there is professional arbitration happening. CYDY is not "cockblocked" by anyone or anything other than past management making bad decisions. We need to stop blaming the world.
You mention a judge. There is no judge in arbitration, there is an arbitrator and that is very different. I fully believe that CYDY will emerge successful, but if it doesn't happen in time to keep the company afloat, will it matter? THAT is the question.
As for "fraud," the arbitrator must review all evidence and that takes more time than we all would like, but in the end, I believe we will be vindicated. My guess is that the "back and forth" has been over for quite a while now. Remember, arbitrators may have multiple cases that they are dealing with at the same time, and when millions of dollars are at stake, they take their time. EMOTION plays no part, just as it shouldn't in investing.
There is no "delay" going on, there is professional arbitration happening. CYDY is not "cockblocked" by anyone or anything other than past management making bad decisions. We need to stop blaming the world.
You mention a judge. There is no judge in arbitration, there is an arbitrator and that is very different. I fully believe that CYDY will emerge successful, but if it doesn't happen in time to keep the company afloat, will it matter? THAT is the question.
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