I read what you are saying, but you are telling me
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Posted On: 06/03/2020 10:44:45 AM
Re: Zolis_onkel #16898
I read what you are saying, but you are telling me not to comment with the same statements, but all I am seeing are the same statements days, weeks, months literally.
Joe is doing this, or Joe is doing that or not to worry because this is going to happen.
The problem is, we really don't know. We hear this or we hear that, then everything changes. Then we do not hear a word.
Then we 'assume' this is going to happen. You do know what the word assume usually means to you and me?
NGIO has been moved again and again and everyone is making excuses with no validity, only wishes about funding that may or may not materialize. I hope it does materialize, I really do.
But, right now, we only know the history of what was stated, what has been done and what has not been done. I go by facts and by history.
What I am currently seeing overall is CCs and PRs that have stated plainly one thing and showing something different with no follow-up to explain exactly why.
Again, we can assume all we want, but it doesn't change what's going on and the fact we could very well be here in 6 more months continuing to assume the very same things.
We were told the Form 10 was needed then the S1. It's as simple as that. Nothing else. We can assume anything. Joe wants the funding to push everything through the roof, Joe wants NGIO to look spectacular, who knows. But nothing was said, other than the SEC needed the Form 10 put in and approved first, then the S1, which the S1 was going in right after the Dividend mind you.
I think it was you who put out the 120 days for BARDA now. So, in fact, Generex might not know for a good bit if they get the funding or not. If they are waiting months more to file the S1 until they hear from BARDA, then is NGIO not as stable as anyone thinks or is Generex not capable of doing more than one thing at once?
I hope that all of this works out for the sake of everyone involved. The Generex / NGIO teams and the shareholders. I just hope that Generex management does not drag their feet to long and everyone suffers because of it.
Joe is doing this, or Joe is doing that or not to worry because this is going to happen.
The problem is, we really don't know. We hear this or we hear that, then everything changes. Then we do not hear a word.
Then we 'assume' this is going to happen. You do know what the word assume usually means to you and me?
NGIO has been moved again and again and everyone is making excuses with no validity, only wishes about funding that may or may not materialize. I hope it does materialize, I really do.
But, right now, we only know the history of what was stated, what has been done and what has not been done. I go by facts and by history.
What I am currently seeing overall is CCs and PRs that have stated plainly one thing and showing something different with no follow-up to explain exactly why.
Again, we can assume all we want, but it doesn't change what's going on and the fact we could very well be here in 6 more months continuing to assume the very same things.
We were told the Form 10 was needed then the S1. It's as simple as that. Nothing else. We can assume anything. Joe wants the funding to push everything through the roof, Joe wants NGIO to look spectacular, who knows. But nothing was said, other than the SEC needed the Form 10 put in and approved first, then the S1, which the S1 was going in right after the Dividend mind you.
I think it was you who put out the 120 days for BARDA now. So, in fact, Generex might not know for a good bit if they get the funding or not. If they are waiting months more to file the S1 until they hear from BARDA, then is NGIO not as stable as anyone thinks or is Generex not capable of doing more than one thing at once?
I hope that all of this works out for the sake of everyone involved. The Generex / NGIO teams and the shareholders. I just hope that Generex management does not drag their feet to long and everyone suffers because of it.
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