Yes, I agree with you. Spirits were pretty high on
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Posted On: 06/16/2021 9:49:18 AM
Yes, I agree with you. Spirits were pretty high on here in the days after the CC, and it should have been easy for the GNBT management to keep these spirits high or even lift them higher by simply follow up on the promises they've made during the CC.
Since then there was little to no communication (and Joe's appearances on here, I am not counting in this regard) and thus they left us "valued shareholders" stranded, and in more and more of us all kinds of questions marks pop up, such as
1) have they actually secured the financing deal for Olaregen to launch Excellagen?
2) Are they still on track with the additional round of testing (or whatever it was that would take another 6 to 8 weeks) before they could finally file the IND application with the FDA?
3) Couldn't they simple share at least their plans with us in regards to the NGIO IPO? Are they still working on technical details and ASAP they will be getting this IPO done? Or are they currently postponing it for a time after the FDA approved the IND application?
4) Any updates on the RPM business ramp up?
What I honestly don't get is this. I keep hearing that Joe is a marketing guy, and thus shouldn't it be his stronghold to shed some positive light onto whatever the current situation of the company and its activities in regards to the aforementioned questions (and others) is? Should communication not be his business in the first place, as a marketing guy? Is he just too busy to let "his folks" know how to do this properly? Is it really the FDA, or SEC or other entities, who are putting such tough restrictions on him, that he simply cannot run the show the way he is used to?
To make this clear, I still believe, as most of us, that there is/will be light at the end of this very long, dark ~2 year long tunnel, but I am really wondering why it actually has to be so long and dark in here right now!?
Does anyone have an answer to any of the above questions? If so, please, please, pretty please enlighten me and shed some light into my (our?) dark tunnel!
Thanks in advance!
Since then there was little to no communication (and Joe's appearances on here, I am not counting in this regard) and thus they left us "valued shareholders" stranded, and in more and more of us all kinds of questions marks pop up, such as
1) have they actually secured the financing deal for Olaregen to launch Excellagen?
2) Are they still on track with the additional round of testing (or whatever it was that would take another 6 to 8 weeks) before they could finally file the IND application with the FDA?
3) Couldn't they simple share at least their plans with us in regards to the NGIO IPO? Are they still working on technical details and ASAP they will be getting this IPO done? Or are they currently postponing it for a time after the FDA approved the IND application?
4) Any updates on the RPM business ramp up?
What I honestly don't get is this. I keep hearing that Joe is a marketing guy, and thus shouldn't it be his stronghold to shed some positive light onto whatever the current situation of the company and its activities in regards to the aforementioned questions (and others) is? Should communication not be his business in the first place, as a marketing guy? Is he just too busy to let "his folks" know how to do this properly? Is it really the FDA, or SEC or other entities, who are putting such tough restrictions on him, that he simply cannot run the show the way he is used to?
To make this clear, I still believe, as most of us, that there is/will be light at the end of this very long, dark ~2 year long tunnel, but I am really wondering why it actually has to be so long and dark in here right now!?
Does anyone have an answer to any of the above questions? If so, please, please, pretty please enlighten me and shed some light into my (our?) dark tunnel!
Thanks in advance!
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