Miggie, Mark Evan Jackson's stunt double, and I-do
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Posted On: 07/05/2022 8:21:30 PM
Miggie, Mark Evan Jackson's stunt double, and I-don't-have-a-fancy-nickname-for-him-Ray, just acquired some shares as noted in a few SEC filings that just hit this evening.
So for all of you who so desperately want your leadership team to be buying shares as a statement of confidence, well, there you have it.
I've also been wondering about all the changes at Cytodyn since Nader was let go. We seemed on the verge of a partnership and then the door hit Nader in his three fingers as he carried out his cardboard box of coffee mugs and pictures of the last supper, and things have been very different. Makes you wonder if that partner we seemed to be about ready to dance with decided some changes needed to be made first. Get rid of Nader, shut up, shore up this, shore up that, get your house in working order, stop cooking fish in the break room microwave. We'll help, because when it comes time to announce that we're dropping a fuck-ton (technical term) of money into a company we'll need to make sure our shareholders don't string us up for it.
I don't know. It just seems odd that a company that seemed so close to the finish line would ultimately be so far from the finish line but then all of a sudden have the wherewithal to just abruptly change course the way they have. All while seemingly not giving a shit about the share price. There are references to consultants and new CRO's and Scott Kelly running around a conference yelling Nash results through a megaphone. Maybe we're just watching the company follow directions until enough has been fixed that our new partner/buyout company can feel more confident about both the purchase itself and the announcement requiring their shareholders to vote.
So for all of you who so desperately want your leadership team to be buying shares as a statement of confidence, well, there you have it.
I've also been wondering about all the changes at Cytodyn since Nader was let go. We seemed on the verge of a partnership and then the door hit Nader in his three fingers as he carried out his cardboard box of coffee mugs and pictures of the last supper, and things have been very different. Makes you wonder if that partner we seemed to be about ready to dance with decided some changes needed to be made first. Get rid of Nader, shut up, shore up this, shore up that, get your house in working order, stop cooking fish in the break room microwave. We'll help, because when it comes time to announce that we're dropping a fuck-ton (technical term) of money into a company we'll need to make sure our shareholders don't string us up for it.
I don't know. It just seems odd that a company that seemed so close to the finish line would ultimately be so far from the finish line but then all of a sudden have the wherewithal to just abruptly change course the way they have. All while seemingly not giving a shit about the share price. There are references to consultants and new CRO's and Scott Kelly running around a conference yelling Nash results through a megaphone. Maybe we're just watching the company follow directions until enough has been fixed that our new partner/buyout company can feel more confident about both the purchase itself and the announcement requiring their shareholders to vote.
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