Email to shareholders by Nader FYI Dear All: I had an

New Post Public Reply Private Reply Replies (7) Message Board
lorbas
1,170
Email to shareholders by Nader

FYI

Dear All: I had an email from a shareholder and several others have raised the same concern that maybe I have been too optimistic about CytoDyn. Please see below my response to this shareholder who I appreciate him very much and thank him for constructive criticism.

With best regards,

Nader







From: Nader Pourhassan
Sent: Sunday, November 3, 2019 7:55 AM
To: XXXXXX

Subject: RE: Leronlimab



Dear XXXX:
Thank you for your kind words and constructive criticism. I will be more than happy to have a call with you, however, for what it’s worth here is my thoughts.

In regards to being too optimistic, I want to thank you for bring this up and hopefully I am not going to be arrogant and hopefully I will be able to accept a criticism and learn from it.

What I have said in the annual shareholders meeting (ASM) is that our attorneys have advised me over and over that go quiet and give news about a task when the task is completed. I have refused to do that. The attorneys argued that I am setting expectations, I replied, I am trying to set expectations, but I will be 100% honest in doing so.

I indicated in the ASM that in order to not let our shareholders stay in a dark about our progress in many different tasks that CytoDyn is involved in, I will let everyone know exactly where we are with all our activities.

So in that regards, I told our shareholders that CytoDyn have signed a NON-BINDING agreement that expires in 6 weeks. I (thought) that I was giving another good news when I said that we now are a few weeks away from final agreement being signed because obviously the non-binding agreement’s 6 weeks went by and the due diligence were SUCCESSFUL.

I could have easily said the agreement is over and we did not reach a deal in 6 weeks. I also said in the ASM that I don’t know if a deal will be done or not if it does I will let all know and if it does not then I will let all know that also. Just trying to stay visible in these very crucial times for the benefit of our shareholders. I know I am putting myself out there to be criticized big time but I owe this to the shareholders and if I must take beating from the shareholders in this regards then so be it.

Also please note that both NASH and Cancer trials timelines were beat by almost 2 months.

First patients in mTNBC trial enrolled less than a week when I took over that program and we are now days away from (hopefully) major announcement. Again this is my hope if we have positive results

NASH large animal trial is days away from (hopefully) major announcement. Again if the results are positive. And if we are able to sign a definitive agreement for the revenue of leronlimab without raising $50 million now so we could launch the product, then a few weeks (to me) is just not any time at all. If we do we might have set a record with our timeline for such deal being completed so soon.

I do take responsibility for the stock price, but just remember as I said in the ASM, in 2015 and 2016 I raised about $35 million each year and the stock AVERAGE price was 88 and 94 cents respectively. The board of director brought a new leader and their main goal was to CURE the stock price (take it to a much higher level and they thought I was the problem) and all my ways were changed. CytoDyn announced the coming of a new leader when the stock was 73 cents and I was given back the leadership when the stock was at 43 cents with the company in about $20 million in debt. We raised about $80 million since that day (July 2018) to get us where we are today in the brink of:
1) Major NASH animal data (last company with great data got $1 billion licensing deal with animal data)

2) Major mTNBC data read out (with BTD possible this year)

3) Success with Monotherapy that took me changing our KOLs mind several times from stopping the mono and realizing that there is a path to approval and the FDA so far has agreed. All these are recorded with emails and so forth and in future (maybe) everyone will be able to see those emails.

4) BLA submission for major historical achievement

5) Major licensing agreement for revenue so CYDY does not have to raise $50 million to launch leronlimab

6) PrEP major news before end of the year for HIV – COULD include funding from US army

7) Cure for certain cancer patients with HIV – COULD have major funding in the next 2-3 months

8) Two major abstract submission to CROI with results due on Nov 15, 2019

9) Licensing agreement for the sale of certain indication (very possible in the next 2-3 months)

10) the list goes on and on…



As I said before if we are successful (which in my opinion we definite will be), then sky is the limit for our stock, books will be written about what we have overcome (in many aspects), and shareholders (in my humble opinion) most likely will never see something like this again.



I thank you for all your patients in these very difficult times and thank you for your well wishes for my mother-in-law.



With best regards

Nader

CytoDyn Inc (CYDY) Stock Research Links

CYDY Board Company Profile Buy Rating Time & Sales News Filings Financials
Scroll down for more posts ▼

Top 10 Most Recent News Articles

Innventure Faces Major Lawsuit Amidst Market Turmoil

Updated Category News Views 0

The Plot Thickens with Innventure's DarkNX Project Buckle up, fellow market sling-riders; the Innventure tale is a rocky one for the books. Imagine this: You’ve plunked down your hard-earned cash on Innventure Inc. (NASDAQ: INV), lured by their glowing pronouncements about a supposed golden egg project, the Accelsius DarkNX data-center deal. A big talk about...

Continue Reading
Jollibee and DreamWorks Unite for Cultural Celebration

Updated Category News Views 4

Jollibee Partners with DreamWorks Animation Never thought I’d see the day: Jollibee, that familiar face of fast food, teaming up with the creative juggernaut DreamWorks Animation. They’re calling it a celebration of friendship and Filipino culture, wrapped up neatly in the context of a flick called Forgotten Island. Set to sizzle in theaters on September 25, 2026,...

Continue Reading
Austin PostalAnnex Changes Hands After 19 Years

Updated Category News Views 3

A Seamless Transition in Austin's PostalAnnex Legacy You know when a business digs its roots deep, becoming more than just a place but a part of the community fabric? That's what’s playing out at the PostalAnnex on W Parmer Lane, Austin. After nearly two decades, this battered yet steadfast hub of office and shipping services is swapping hands, all in the name of...

Continue Reading
Alif Semiconductor Unveils StartKit for Edge AI MCU Fam

Updated Category News Views 1

Here's some clarity amidst the storm of buzzwords: Alif Semiconductor has rolled out something the market's been howling for—Edge AI that doesn't break the bank. It's less about slick press releases and more about real-world implications. We're talking accessibility with their dirt-cheap, small-form-factor StartKit platform for Ensemble and Balletto microcontrollers....

Continue Reading
Spot the Signs: Early Gum Disease Insights from Experts

Updated Category News Views 2

Why Early Detection of Gum Disease Matters Let's dive right into the crux of things. Gum disease, that sneaky antagonist of oral health, starts unassumingly. You brush, you floss, but those gums might still bleed—ever noticed? Dr. Marian Burgard of Fairport Family Dental has a thing or two to say about this, enlightening us through an insightful piece by HelloNation....

Continue Reading
Muscle Car Fever Revs Up in New Global TV Series

Updated Category News Views 1

Chasing the Dream on Wheels Amid the buzz of New York, there's a roar building up that's hard to ignore. It's a sound that echoes through time, capturing the imagination of petrol heads everywhere—those legendary American muscle cars are back in the limelight. I mean, who hasn't dreamt of launching down a highway in a '69 Ford Mustang? 'The Hunt for Rolling Treasure' is...

Continue Reading
India's First Upright Proton Therapy System Unveiled

Updated Category News Views 4

A Leap Forward in Cancer Care: Proton Therapy Revolution Dang, just when you think you've heard it all in cancer treatment, Fortis Healthcare drops a bombshell: India’s first upright proton therapy system. Boom! This isn't your run-of-the-mill radiation treatment we're talking about here. This is the futuristic flair of the MEVION S250-FIT™, featuring upright...

Continue Reading
Drunk Angel Celebrates First Year in Crystal Jewelry

Updated Category News Views 2

One Year Down, A Unique Path Forward It's been a year since Drunk Angel jumped into the online jewelry scene, and they're setting themselves apart in their own glittery lane. Imagine starting a brand that's not just about pretty trinkets, but about linking those tiny treasures to timeless traditions. They've got their sights set on blending the deep tales of gemstones...

Continue Reading
BrightPlan's AI-Powered Growth: Series C Fuel

Updated Category News Views 5

Series C Funding Ignites BrightPlan's Ambitions Ever seen a company that's ready to roll with the punches and come out stronger? That's BrightPlan for you. They're pushing the boundaries again, bagging new capital in this Series C round, steered by the seasoned folks over at ABS Capital Partners. Now, here's the thing: We're talking about a 230% revenue surge over just...

Continue Reading
Mandeville Pests: Health Dangers Lurking at Home

Updated Category News Views 1

Pest Trouble Brewing in Mandeville: A Health Alert There’s a storm brewing in Mandeville, Louisiana, and it's not the kind you can see rolling in on the horizon. We're talking about those sneaky pests going unnoticed in our homes. Folks, these pests aren't just a nuisance; they're ticking time bombs for public health. Take it from J&J Exterminating, who know a thing or...

Continue Reading
://investorshangout.com/blog/news?page=2">More News Articles