Lying implies malicious intent. It is more likely
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Posted On: 10/20/2020 11:16:18 AM
Lying implies malicious intent. It is more likely he does not understand the regulatory process and does not have the skill to learn on the job. Either way the company needs someone who has done this before. If the board was smart they would bring that expertise on ASAP and give them the appropriate authority (with or without current management).
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np lied about exciting news coming out last Friday. he lied for weeks about releasing interim results. he lied about halting the trial at 50 patients. he lied about the BLA only needing needle manufacturer's data and having all the data they needed. he lied about the pace of cd12 enrollment accelerating (10 in a month+ seems the complete opposite). he lied about how the 100mil shares would be used.
has ANYTHING this guy ever said been the full truth? ....ever?
Read More: https://investorshangout.com/post/newpost/605...z6bQO8RBIu
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so in sumnary:
np lied about exciting news coming out last Friday. he lied for weeks about releasing interim results. he lied about halting the trial at 50 patients. he lied about the BLA only needing needle manufacturer's data and having all the data they needed. he lied about the pace of cd12 enrollment accelerating (10 in a month+ seems the complete opposite). he lied about how the 100mil shares would be used.
has ANYTHING this guy ever said been the full truth? ....ever?
Read More: https://investorshangout.com/post/newpost/605...z6bQO8RBIu
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