wow rjs, I feel like I should run for office with

wow rjs, I feel like I should run for office with this glowing praise! I greatly appreciate your kind words AND YOUR FRIENDSHIP! People here probably don't know we text each other, like last night watching the GIANTS lose their opener. BTW, I never took doc's posts as inferring I am a basher. That is just Joe being Joe. If I was a basher, I would have sold out back when GNBT went dark before Joe took over. Unfortunately, Joe feels anyone that questions what the company is doing is a basher. That is furthest from the truth. Shareholders are entitled to know what the company is working on. That is part of the job of being the CEO of a publicly traded company. For the record, I have not sold any shares for a profit here. I am at a big loss right now and own more shares than at any other point in my history of owning GNBT. I can remember the day my wife and I were on the beach in Cape May and GNBT went to $5/share (like 15 years ago). She wanted me to sell (and you know your wife is always right), but I chose to stick it out for the home run. Well the home run turned into years and years of strike outs, which still continue today. She reminds me of that SO OFTEN. I could have cashed out with close to $500K at that point, but thought that was the start of the big moves. And here we are now, still looking for the big moves to happen. If that is considered bashing, then I am certainly guilty. I will call that stupidity on my part for not at least taking some off the table, and listening to my wife. A couple of weeks ago Joe called all of us that bought before he took over in 1/2017 losers. Well Joe, and here is some tough love, you were raising millions and millions of dollars for Anna back then from those losers. Some of those investors are still investors in the current GNBT.

Joe is upset with me. He believes I turned on him, when I have not. I believe Joe is working (for no pay) to make GNBT and NGIO successful. I admire that he has put this time and dedication to work for 3 1/2 years to make MY investment a success for ME! I am very grateful to him for that! I will still go to the next public event they host, if shareholders are invited, and have a vodka with him.

Good luck Joe!

Disclaimer: Of course, all of this is my opinion and you should not make any investment decisions based on my opinion. I have not received any non-public information.