With the normal end of the year holidays slowdown
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Posted On: 12/30/2021 12:47:04 PM
With the normal end of the year holidays slowdown and adding in the Omicron factor, I think that no GNBT/NGIO news until the week of January 10th is reasonable. However, if after Jan 14th passes and there is still no stirring of communication from the GNBT/NGIO front, of any kind, then I believe it might be time to panic and force the company by any and all means, to inform their stockholders (us) as to what is going on.
Until then (Jan 14th), for me, while the postings here have been varied in speculation, whining, informative and nonsensical, I view them like the six plus hours of Yak Fest proceeding the Super Bowl, talking about everything and nothing about the upcoming game and its players/coaching staff. The game will be how the game plays out. However, should someone hear/read about a true game changer with GNBT/NGIO, equivalent to say having the starting quarterback slipping in the locker room while getting dress for the game, hitting the floor with his head and being out of the game with a concussion, now that would be worthy of a post in all caps.
Until then, best wishes to all on keeping you’re your blood pressure down and emotions in check. And for those who make them and/or attend them, may your New Year’s resolution(s) come true and your New Year’s Eve celebration be safe and joyful.
Until then (Jan 14th), for me, while the postings here have been varied in speculation, whining, informative and nonsensical, I view them like the six plus hours of Yak Fest proceeding the Super Bowl, talking about everything and nothing about the upcoming game and its players/coaching staff. The game will be how the game plays out. However, should someone hear/read about a true game changer with GNBT/NGIO, equivalent to say having the starting quarterback slipping in the locker room while getting dress for the game, hitting the floor with his head and being out of the game with a concussion, now that would be worthy of a post in all caps.
Until then, best wishes to all on keeping you’re your blood pressure down and emotions in check. And for those who make them and/or attend them, may your New Year’s resolution(s) come true and your New Year’s Eve celebration be safe and joyful.
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