Hi hylander, I agree with your frustrations, I
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I agree with your frustrations, I wish things would be moving faster and we'd receive more information and particular reliable ones, but it does not make things better for anyone of us, if we keep blowing into the same horn and time and time again re-iterate the same old questions and concerns.
I am one of the main contributors on a German GNBT message board, and there simply was not a single message posted since late November, and I posted a first message in over 2 weeks, today on there. It is fine to NOT POST, if there is nothing new to discuss.
I can only remind people on a proverbial quote from a famous old-fashioned investor from Hungary (he died many years ago), Andre Kostolany, who wrote in his book "the art to think about money" how he dealt with investments. Summarized in brief, he sat in his arm chair with a Whiskey and a cigar, thought an investment all the way through. When his decision was to invest, he went to the bank the next day, bought shares (or other commodities) accordingly and then took a proverbial "sleeping pill" and did not think about this investment for the next THREE YEARS. That is what he considered real investments.
We here, and I explicitly include myself, are checking the share price charts many, many times per day and complain that we haven't heard from the company within 2 weeks. I truly think that we all should calm down again more and allow the GNBT management team to do their job and let us know about stuff when it is ready to be announced. On that same note, I fully agree with everyone on this board, who complain about Joe overpromising (e.g. during CCs) and then underdelivering. This is surely nothing that I consider decent communication with shareholders or something that I would like to continue happening.
So let's continue to be patient, believe in the positive end result and let GNBT's management continue doing their work.
Just my 2 cents.
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