Hi BusyBee, I do not yet feel so old yet as you
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Posted On: 02/09/2020 6:50:13 AM
Hi BusyBee,
I do not yet feel so old yet as you say about yourself, I am still in my mid 40ies, but I fully agree to the rest of your statement.
I think I purchased my first GNBT shares in 2005 in the $5 range, back in the old Nasdaq days.
In the meantime I had given up on a positive outcome twice. First, before Joe and his team took over and I was very excited to hear that a new management team came on board. Then I endured the 1/1000 RS and had basically given up on GNBT a second time, after having not heard anything from them for the next roughly 18 months after their first announcement and cc.
With the sharp decline in pps in the recent months I was, similar as a few others on here, reminded on the groundhog day movie and thought/asked myself, why and how could this happen to me again?
But now it seems that I have done everything right, because I used the "discounts" when they showed up and bought extra shares for these low prices as much as I was able to in the last couple of months (for an overall average of little over 0.60 USD/share) and feel very similar as you, that maybe it will finally be the time for the rewards for my patience and loyalty to the company. After so many years, I think that it really is about time for that.
Have a great Sunday everyone.
I do not yet feel so old yet as you say about yourself, I am still in my mid 40ies, but I fully agree to the rest of your statement.
I think I purchased my first GNBT shares in 2005 in the $5 range, back in the old Nasdaq days.
In the meantime I had given up on a positive outcome twice. First, before Joe and his team took over and I was very excited to hear that a new management team came on board. Then I endured the 1/1000 RS and had basically given up on GNBT a second time, after having not heard anything from them for the next roughly 18 months after their first announcement and cc.
With the sharp decline in pps in the recent months I was, similar as a few others on here, reminded on the groundhog day movie and thought/asked myself, why and how could this happen to me again?
But now it seems that I have done everything right, because I used the "discounts" when they showed up and bought extra shares for these low prices as much as I was able to in the last couple of months (for an overall average of little over 0.60 USD/share) and feel very similar as you, that maybe it will finally be the time for the rewards for my patience and loyalty to the company. After so many years, I think that it really is about time for that.
Have a great Sunday everyone.
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