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Posted On: 05/25/2024 11:53:48 AM
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Good Memorial Day Weekend morning, jf197, I believe I understand both your question(s) and your emotion.
"What a long...strange trip it's been" is not just the only line I remember from Truckin' (Grateful Dead, for those under 45), but it also describes my experience with CYDY since March 2020. And there are some here that go back a lot longer than that, so Congrats to them for not jumping ship.
And that's where I think we are now (metaphor warning), CYDY investors - particularly those on the message boards - have been listening to, talking to, and yelling at each other for years, we're like one giant raft of survivors of a sunken ship. Everyone has their own opinion on which way to go, but the wind and currents get the first, last, and only word.
Then we spot a Big Pharma ship on the horizon . . . or maybe it's an enemy ship. Or maybe it's the same thing, who knows how it will work out.
So to your question, I would not be opposed to "selling out" to a big pharma because of personal/selfish reasons, i.e., I invested everything I had in CYDY and I need to take care of my family. So honestly, though CYDY certainly has the potential to be a $100+ stock, I live in the here and now. Having said that, I'm completely on board with your revulsion for big pharmas; I hope there are some good and decent BP's out there, so if we do partner up or get acquired, I would hope the BP will actually help humanity by making Leronlimab available to the sick for an affordably fair price.
But that will be their decision, not mine. They will be held responsible in the end for what they did or didn't do with our miracle molecule.
May God bless America and Dr J and CYDY, and a sincere and humble Thank You to all the survivors of veterans who perished to allow this free speech discussion and marvelous investment opportunity possible.
"What a long...strange trip it's been" is not just the only line I remember from Truckin' (Grateful Dead, for those under 45), but it also describes my experience with CYDY since March 2020. And there are some here that go back a lot longer than that, so Congrats to them for not jumping ship.
And that's where I think we are now (metaphor warning), CYDY investors - particularly those on the message boards - have been listening to, talking to, and yelling at each other for years, we're like one giant raft of survivors of a sunken ship. Everyone has their own opinion on which way to go, but the wind and currents get the first, last, and only word.
Then we spot a Big Pharma ship on the horizon . . . or maybe it's an enemy ship. Or maybe it's the same thing, who knows how it will work out.
So to your question, I would not be opposed to "selling out" to a big pharma because of personal/selfish reasons, i.e., I invested everything I had in CYDY and I need to take care of my family. So honestly, though CYDY certainly has the potential to be a $100+ stock, I live in the here and now. Having said that, I'm completely on board with your revulsion for big pharmas; I hope there are some good and decent BP's out there, so if we do partner up or get acquired, I would hope the BP will actually help humanity by making Leronlimab available to the sick for an affordably fair price.
But that will be their decision, not mine. They will be held responsible in the end for what they did or didn't do with our miracle molecule.
May God bless America and Dr J and CYDY, and a sincere and humble Thank You to all the survivors of veterans who perished to allow this free speech discussion and marvelous investment opportunity possible.
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