Speaking of "don't blink" - and this has nothing t
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Posted On: 07/10/2022 12:35:14 AM
Speaking of "don't blink" - and this has nothing to do with the 350 million possible add'l shares topic - but a few of NP's prior comments still make me think.
Granted, his comments could have just been wildly optimistic exaggerations completely divorced from reality. But does anyone else wonder -
1. What did NP mean when he said "don't blink?" Did he mean... approvals and rapid share price appreciation can happen at any time? Or did he mean that, like some gunslinger facing down an outlaw, we have to stay strong, i.e., don't sell your shares?
2. When NP mentioned how shareholders would be very upset if they found out how much CYDY had been offered in a (declined) buyout proposal - at least, I think that's what he said/meant - what was the proposed SP $ value?
3. When NP flashed the 3 fingers to indicate our future value would be over $100/share, did this reflect actual conversations/belief with others on the BOD?
It's just hard to reconcile NP's stratospheric prognostications with 40 cents/share, so I wonder if we're closer to a decent SP (at least $10/share) than we think.
Granted, his comments could have just been wildly optimistic exaggerations completely divorced from reality. But does anyone else wonder -
1. What did NP mean when he said "don't blink?" Did he mean... approvals and rapid share price appreciation can happen at any time? Or did he mean that, like some gunslinger facing down an outlaw, we have to stay strong, i.e., don't sell your shares?
2. When NP mentioned how shareholders would be very upset if they found out how much CYDY had been offered in a (declined) buyout proposal - at least, I think that's what he said/meant - what was the proposed SP $ value?
3. When NP flashed the 3 fingers to indicate our future value would be over $100/share, did this reflect actual conversations/belief with others on the BOD?
It's just hard to reconcile NP's stratospheric prognostications with 40 cents/share, so I wonder if we're closer to a decent SP (at least $10/share) than we think.
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