twinter, "Noder" "Noder" was also in way ov
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Posted On: 10/05/2025 4:00:29 PM
twinter,
"Noder"
"Noder" was also in way over his head. As a M.E. he knew little about business but WAS aggressive without tact (akin to a bull in a China shop), and nothing about pharma or playing the FDA game. I will remind you that we still have largely the same BOD in place.
"FDA"
Whoever said anything about getting sideways with the FDA? It is not an all or nothing proposition as some assert. The FDA is not necessarily unreasonable. Obviously, one has to speak "their language," while having "the goods."
"Broke"
If the company was broke it would be from decisions like paying accountant A.M. $1M+ to "manage an 8 employee company while nothing was going on, AND ceasing ongoing funding to the combo trial in Houston which appeared to have had great promise which IF produced the positive data sought would have resulted in lots of funding. Many HORRIBLE management decisions occurred (including BOD decisions, most members are still present). I KNOW that prior decisions WERE NOT under DJL's watch, I am just saying that many of us have been invested much longer than just the last two years. Of course we don't know what is going on behind the scenes, which leaves "hope" as among the most significant factors going forward, which shouldn't be a factor in investing.
"Noder"
"Noder" was also in way over his head. As a M.E. he knew little about business but WAS aggressive without tact (akin to a bull in a China shop), and nothing about pharma or playing the FDA game. I will remind you that we still have largely the same BOD in place.
"FDA"
Whoever said anything about getting sideways with the FDA? It is not an all or nothing proposition as some assert. The FDA is not necessarily unreasonable. Obviously, one has to speak "their language," while having "the goods."
"Broke"
If the company was broke it would be from decisions like paying accountant A.M. $1M+ to "manage an 8 employee company while nothing was going on, AND ceasing ongoing funding to the combo trial in Houston which appeared to have had great promise which IF produced the positive data sought would have resulted in lots of funding. Many HORRIBLE management decisions occurred (including BOD decisions, most members are still present). I KNOW that prior decisions WERE NOT under DJL's watch, I am just saying that many of us have been invested much longer than just the last two years. Of course we don't know what is going on behind the scenes, which leaves "hope" as among the most significant factors going forward, which shouldn't be a factor in investing.
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