You’re saying you’re impressed with NP’s performance in this interview. I am not, far from it.
Let me briefly introduce myself before I offend the hundreds of investors and Cytodyn fanatics on here. I didn’t grow up in the states but I’ve been here for the past decade. That means I understand the challenges (and limitations) that come with not being fluent in the medium of English. I’m a scientist, PhD, I’ve been working in big biotech for the past five years. I have a very small investment in CYDY and I do not plan on cashing out any time soon. The scientific evidence is overwhelming and that’s the only reason I believe the stock will do well in the long run.
My opinion is NP should not be the CEO of this company. I have no doubt that he believes in the potential of Leronlimab. I have very little doubt that he’s a nice guy. This is not what we need from the CEO, however. IMO we need, first and foremost, someone who can clearly convey all messages. NP does not do that. On multiple occasions I’ve been left confused by what he’s stating (he should be more clear, he’s been living in the US since 14 years old!). I’m not the most experienced person in the industry, however my feeling is that there is no tolerance for inaccuracies or for any lack of clarity in the communications. Let alone the fact that these inaccuracies and lack of eloquence is exploited by the shorts and in the end it is the inexperienced investors who end up paying for it.
NP is also very emotional on various occasions, most notable one IMO being the case of his mother in law that he repeatedly refers to. I understand that this is a sensitive topic, and perhaps having an emotional tone seems justified. Not to me. And I’m sure not to most people. I couldn’t care less whom the drug saved. I care to know if it’s working and if it’s saving lives. Stick to that. Don’t be so dramatic.
Lots of people impressed with how NP did on the interview yesterday. Why? He’s been talking about these stuff 24/7 for the past many years. He should be able to interview well. ESPECIALLY on friendly media. I’m not impressed; I think he did ok.
I’m terrified at how he would do on Fox or any other major media. If I ever had the chance to talk him, and if he was to care for my advice, I’d tell him: protect your interest/property/investment/baby by resigning as the CEO and appoint someone that: a. you really trust, and b. Is better than you as the face of the company (and better communicator). Be smart, not proud. You’re the boss. But you might not be the best person to represent CYDY (in my opinion you’re def not).
I mean no offense to NP or to any investor. I would also like to thank everyone for posting excellent information and resources on this channel. This room is a great source of info, particularly for a newbie like myself.
I hope CYDY does great.
Thanks.
Alex
Let me briefly introduce myself before I offend the hundreds of investors and Cytodyn fanatics on here. I didn’t grow up in the states but I’ve been here for the past decade. That means I understand the challenges (and limitations) that come with not being fluent in the medium of English. I’m a scientist, PhD, I’ve been working in big biotech for the past five years. I have a very small investment in CYDY and I do not plan on cashing out any time soon. The scientific evidence is overwhelming and that’s the only reason I believe the stock will do well in the long run.
My opinion is NP should not be the CEO of this company. I have no doubt that he believes in the potential of Leronlimab. I have very little doubt that he’s a nice guy. This is not what we need from the CEO, however. IMO we need, first and foremost, someone who can clearly convey all messages. NP does not do that. On multiple occasions I’ve been left confused by what he’s stating (he should be more clear, he’s been living in the US since 14 years old!). I’m not the most experienced person in the industry, however my feeling is that there is no tolerance for inaccuracies or for any lack of clarity in the communications. Let alone the fact that these inaccuracies and lack of eloquence is exploited by the shorts and in the end it is the inexperienced investors who end up paying for it.
NP is also very emotional on various occasions, most notable one IMO being the case of his mother in law that he repeatedly refers to. I understand that this is a sensitive topic, and perhaps having an emotional tone seems justified. Not to me. And I’m sure not to most people. I couldn’t care less whom the drug saved. I care to know if it’s working and if it’s saving lives. Stick to that. Don’t be so dramatic.
Lots of people impressed with how NP did on the interview yesterday. Why? He’s been talking about these stuff 24/7 for the past many years. He should be able to interview well. ESPECIALLY on friendly media. I’m not impressed; I think he did ok.
I’m terrified at how he would do on Fox or any other major media. If I ever had the chance to talk him, and if he was to care for my advice, I’d tell him: protect your interest/property/investment/baby by resigning as the CEO and appoint someone that: a. you really trust, and b. Is better than you as the face of the company (and better communicator). Be smart, not proud. You’re the boss. But you might not be the best person to represent CYDY (in my opinion you’re def not).
I mean no offense to NP or to any investor. I would also like to thank everyone for posting excellent information and resources on this channel. This room is a great source of info, particularly for a newbie like myself.
I hope CYDY does great.
Thanks.
Alex
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