I still have a little over a third of my shares here. which by the way are worth a little less than a third of my purchase price now. It's not bashing calling out the criminal acts that management has orchestrated over the past 13 months. I was led to believe of a forward split which enticed me to keep all my shares while the price declined. Still no forward split and you know all the other promises that were well timed and not delivered either. Some here see that they are selling products and think this is as the holy grail. Many of businesses that do hundreds of millions of dollars in sales still fail and bring no value to their shareholders because of managements practices. I know they read these boards and personally I have lost all respect and trust toward them ALL. I only worship the experience and skills of BBio. I only hope that they don't get screwed and decide to find a better residence. Shareholders whom keep giving management pat's on the back are naive. Have they done some good? Yes. Could thery have done it quicker and more efficient? Yes. Have they diluted the share structure continuously during the past year? Of course to the point that the Share Price has suffered.
Almost everyone here has defended this company from day one, me included. Yet you have to look at the entire picture and see whom reaped any kind of financial rewards during this peroid. Not the shareholders. I wish us all wealth, health and prosperity after Q1 is filed (audited) if the fins don't add up I personally don't think they will ever recover from their past mistakes and gain any loyal long term followers! JMO.
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