Well hello there.
Welcome back to my posts.
It's been a while but time away was just what the doctor ordered. Well, technically he ordered me something for my delusions of grandeur but once I broke down CD10, CD12, and Leronlimab's mechanism of action he pulled out his phone and put in a buy order right then and there. I would have preferred he let me get dressed first, and I was a little dismayed that he somehow still owns a Nextel phone, but I've been pantsless many times before and it never stopped me from putting in a good word for ol' CYDY.
Everyone has to do their part, I always say. (Don't fact check that)
At any rate, Happy New Year to all of you. I hope this post finds you and yours happy and healthy. I hope your shares have grown. I hope your cost basis is low. I hope many things. Not the least of which is that I hope within a couple of weeks we will finally see critical and severe patients have access to a treatment that actually works.
I've wanted to comment a lot over the past month or so while I've been reading but otherwise taking a slight hiatus from posting anything substantial. I mean, I know I'm one of the most important posters here. I get the direct messages. I get the edible art arrangements. The wine baskets. I feel truly honored that you trust my technical analysis and subscribe to my newsletter. But I do have to admit that I started and subsequently stopped a lot of posts over this last month because I wasn't truly ready to contribute.
My desire to post witty responses to your sincere posts, or to slam dunk on your insincere posts, has waned lately as I spent less time on the road and more time at home. Hard to come dunk on you fools (you know who you are) when I'm busy raising a couple future CYDY millionaires.
But I figured I could spend a few minutes tonight, the first night I've been on the road in weeks, to give a few quick responses to all of the posts I remember wanting to respond to. Ok, in no particular order, here goes...
"No, you're wrong. Take a five second break and google it. You don't even have to admit I'm right, just stop being a willfully ignorant dumb***."
"Yes, we've seen it already. If you'd followed the posts on this board at all you'd have seen that your link was shared 8 hours ago. Multiple times. Thanks, I guess. But why are you even bothering? Seriously."
"HA!"
"If you don't want to believe in the science behind the transmission of viruses, lockdowns, and masks, why are you invested in a treatment that's also based on science?"
"Just because you don't believe in something doesn't mean that it isn't true."
"Congratulations on the RESPY you've just earned"
"A confirmation bias is a type of cognitive bias that involves favoring information that confirms your previously existing beliefs or biases. For example, imagine that a person holds a belief that masks and lockdowns don't work. Whenever this person encounters a person that says they haven't worn a mask and haven't had a problem, they place greater importance on this "evidence" that supports what they already believe. This individual might even seek proof that further backs up this belief while discounting examples that don't support the idea."
Whew. That feels good to finally get those responses out there. Some of you were driving me nuts. Ok, let's take a quick check of the technicals and then get up on out of here for the night, shall we?
Overall I'm seeing quite a lot of positive activity. The wide band has been the greatest indicator, flashing evidence of the (rare) rice cooker formation. If it breaks for pilaf we'll see the bears take over and we'll test .17c but if paella forms we'll be in a matador arrangement and could see a violent upward move in share price. The "horns" tracing will give it away. #TechnicalAnalysis
Welcome back to my posts.
It's been a while but time away was just what the doctor ordered. Well, technically he ordered me something for my delusions of grandeur but once I broke down CD10, CD12, and Leronlimab's mechanism of action he pulled out his phone and put in a buy order right then and there. I would have preferred he let me get dressed first, and I was a little dismayed that he somehow still owns a Nextel phone, but I've been pantsless many times before and it never stopped me from putting in a good word for ol' CYDY.
Everyone has to do their part, I always say. (Don't fact check that)
At any rate, Happy New Year to all of you. I hope this post finds you and yours happy and healthy. I hope your shares have grown. I hope your cost basis is low. I hope many things. Not the least of which is that I hope within a couple of weeks we will finally see critical and severe patients have access to a treatment that actually works.
I've wanted to comment a lot over the past month or so while I've been reading but otherwise taking a slight hiatus from posting anything substantial. I mean, I know I'm one of the most important posters here. I get the direct messages. I get the edible art arrangements. The wine baskets. I feel truly honored that you trust my technical analysis and subscribe to my newsletter. But I do have to admit that I started and subsequently stopped a lot of posts over this last month because I wasn't truly ready to contribute.
My desire to post witty responses to your sincere posts, or to slam dunk on your insincere posts, has waned lately as I spent less time on the road and more time at home. Hard to come dunk on you fools (you know who you are) when I'm busy raising a couple future CYDY millionaires.
But I figured I could spend a few minutes tonight, the first night I've been on the road in weeks, to give a few quick responses to all of the posts I remember wanting to respond to. Ok, in no particular order, here goes...
"No, you're wrong. Take a five second break and google it. You don't even have to admit I'm right, just stop being a willfully ignorant dumb***."
"Yes, we've seen it already. If you'd followed the posts on this board at all you'd have seen that your link was shared 8 hours ago. Multiple times. Thanks, I guess. But why are you even bothering? Seriously."
"HA!"
"If you don't want to believe in the science behind the transmission of viruses, lockdowns, and masks, why are you invested in a treatment that's also based on science?"
"Just because you don't believe in something doesn't mean that it isn't true."
"Congratulations on the RESPY you've just earned"
"A confirmation bias is a type of cognitive bias that involves favoring information that confirms your previously existing beliefs or biases. For example, imagine that a person holds a belief that masks and lockdowns don't work. Whenever this person encounters a person that says they haven't worn a mask and haven't had a problem, they place greater importance on this "evidence" that supports what they already believe. This individual might even seek proof that further backs up this belief while discounting examples that don't support the idea."
Whew. That feels good to finally get those responses out there. Some of you were driving me nuts. Ok, let's take a quick check of the technicals and then get up on out of here for the night, shall we?
Overall I'm seeing quite a lot of positive activity. The wide band has been the greatest indicator, flashing evidence of the (rare) rice cooker formation. If it breaks for pilaf we'll see the bears take over and we'll test .17c but if paella forms we'll be in a matador arrangement and could see a violent upward move in share price. The "horns" tracing will give it away. #TechnicalAnalysis
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