Here's what I know:

The company, the intellectual property, the molecule, and the employees are worth much more than the share price suggests.

I've been reading stock charts for many years. And as a chart reader, candlestick student, and engineer who works with statistics daily, it is patently (no pun intended) obvious to me that the CYDY price movement is not characteristic of normal stock price movements in stock markets. Comparisons to any number of other stocks show this.

Stay tuned for pure (but plausible) speculation on how I think this is happening