A couple of TimetoRetire's inane posts tonight on
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Posted On: 08/27/2015 12:25:26 AM
A couple of TimetoRetire's inane posts tonight on TOB inspired me to write a version of his comments that is more accurate. Since my posts on TOB may be deleted, I decided to record them over here for posterity. Please note that I did NOT "reply" to his posts and no animals were harmed in the writing of my comments. Enjoy...
Approvals aren't the problem. The problem is how much will those approvals make for investors? The additional capital gains taxes that a good CEO like Leo can cost investors is a good problem to have. We already went from a few cents a share all the way up to almost $5. This has potentially brought an enormous tax consequence to CTIX/investors..this is an example of a competent and effective CEO. Yes, Leo caused this gain. Whether you chose to accept the facts or not doesn't change them... -
Greed can be a powerful friend. NEVER underestimate its force.. So far, Leo's judgement/character as a CEO in this sector is WAY above par. His big mouth has helped this company in many ways. If he gets a respectable offer at any given time he should leverage it to get an even better offer. Offers need to be relative to progressions in the science. And dilution over next few years should be negligible, so it's impact should be minimal. Not only that, Leo can certainly be trusted at the helm for at least another 3 years! His mistakes so far have been minimal in comparison to his outstanding performance in moving trials forward. I can only imagine what kind of market cap another 3 years of his leadership will achieve!
- thefamilyman
Approvals aren't the problem. The problem is how much will those approvals make for investors? The additional capital gains taxes that a good CEO like Leo can cost investors is a good problem to have. We already went from a few cents a share all the way up to almost $5. This has potentially brought an enormous tax consequence to CTIX/investors..this is an example of a competent and effective CEO. Yes, Leo caused this gain. Whether you chose to accept the facts or not doesn't change them... -
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Once again, approvals aren't the problem. The problem is how much will they cost investors? The wrong CEO can cost investors 10x as much money to fund this kind of operation as an experienced CEO. We went from $5 all the way down to $1.50. This has brought on enormous financial loss to CTIX/investors..this is an example of a careless and reckless CEO. Yes, Leo caused this damage. Wether you chose to accept the facts or not doesn't change them. A respected CEO with a proven track record would have us increasing in market value, not declining by 65% in 7 months...
- TimetoRetire
Greed can be a powerful friend. NEVER underestimate its force.. So far, Leo's judgement/character as a CEO in this sector is WAY above par. His big mouth has helped this company in many ways. If he gets a respectable offer at any given time he should leverage it to get an even better offer. Offers need to be relative to progressions in the science. And dilution over next few years should be negligible, so it's impact should be minimal. Not only that, Leo can certainly be trusted at the helm for at least another 3 years! His mistakes so far have been minimal in comparison to his outstanding performance in moving trials forward. I can only imagine what kind of market cap another 3 years of his leadership will achieve!
- thefamilyman
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NEVER underestimate its force.. So far, Leo's judgement/character as a CEO in this sector is WAY below par. His big mouth has ruined this company in many ways. If he gets a respectable offer at any given time he should sell asap. Offers need to be relative to progressions in the science however dilution over next few years needs to be taken into serious consideration when comparing selling today at 3b or in 3 years for 10b... Price in dilution and it's almost the same difference. Not only that, can Leo really be trusted at the helm for another 3 years? His mistakes so far has caused us to get chewed up and spit out. Can you imagine what kind of damage another 3 years of his careless mistakes will do to CTIX/investors? - TimetoRetire
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