Investing in Cytodyn
You are the one who keeps putting down bus riders. Why I have no idea. Having lived in NY for many years, I love mass transit. I was also my chosen way to travel to and from AC. I've taken that trip literally hundreds of times
As far as checking the prices on lemonlabob, I didn't start this thread, and while I knew it was down about 90% since you claimed it was going to snuff out covid, I didn't know the current price, nor did I really care. While checking stocks was a large part of my morning for years, I've stated I turned all my financial dealings over to my financial advisor and check them out quarterly.
I've no idea why you choose to use your failed investment to launch attacks against me, but I learned long ago that being considered small is not about one's height.
If, and when I ever try to promote a worthless stock on this forum, please feel free to call me out on it, and if I ever claim to know more about science than the actual scientific community, hammer away.
I'd love to carry on, but I have a few empties to return. Buy a six-pack, and you can use the refund on the empties to buy a share of CyDi. Best investment of the week.
Quote: billryanI bring up bus fare because you say you take the bus. I said to stay home, save the bus fare, follow your dream and buy more shares.
You are the one who keeps putting down bus riders. Why I have no idea. Having lived in NY for many years, I love mass transit. I was also my chosen way to travel to and from AC. I've taken that trip literally hundreds of times
As far as checking the prices on lemonlabob, I didn't start this thread, and while I knew it was down about 90% since you claimed it was going to snuff out covid, I didn't know the current price, nor did I really care. While checking stocks was a large part of my morning for years, I've stated I turned all my financial dealings over to my financial advisor and check them out quarterly.
I've no idea why you choose to use your failed investment to launch attacks against me, but I learned long ago that being considered small is not about one's height.
If, and when I ever try to promote a worthless stock on this forum, please feel free to call me out on it, and if I ever claim to know more about science than the actual scientific community, hammer away.
I'd love to carry on, but I have a few empties to return. Buy a six-pack, and you can use the refund on the empties to buy a share of CyDi. Best investment of the week.
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I never said I know more about science than the scientific community.
In fact that's what you repeatedly do.
The drug is an investigational molecule. The FDA has been working more than eight years with Cytodyn.
You claiming it's a scam is YOU stating you know more than the FDA and the scientific community.
In fact most all of your posts are so hypocritical that it's difficult to have intelligent conversation with you.
Quote: MDawgIf CYDY (or any stock) is mentioned, the discussion should center on the stock. CYDY has been discussed in this thread for some time. As have AMZN and TSLA.
Yes I have stated from Day One that I believe CYDY is a poor choice for investment, but that is intrinsic to the company and to the stock. I have also mentioned at times that it would be time to sell! sell! sell! CYDY, but again this has to do with the action movement of the stock, and my professional opinion of it. So far, I was right - the time to dump it WAS the few times it hit 6 or 7. Look at it now, it's sadly at a 52 week low. 1.61
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Who could have known this was the glory days?
Other than the millions of investors who passed on it, that is.
That’s kind of good news bad news though.
Quote: rxwineI believe Microsoft took 10 years to get over $3.
That’s kind of good news bad news though.
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CyDi is twenty years old, and failed in its first carnation. A bunch of scam artists took over the zombie company and have been enriching themselves for the last decade. Their printing press allows them to float more and more stock, diluting previous stockholder's shares. They also seem to be borrowing money at inflated rates from suspect sources to pay their salaries. It's nice work if you can get it.
CyDi has 23 employees. Four work in investor relations, two in reception, and three seem to be assistants to the Pres and VP. That accounts for eleven of it's twenty three employees.
Since they fired the old CEO, they have also stopped paying a press agency $5,000 a month to promote their press releases, so perhaps the 12th employee might be a PR guy.
Meanwhile, their board gets compensation on par with companies that have tens of thousands of workers and actually make products people use.
Its saul good man.
Quote: billryanQuote: rxwineI believe Microsoft took 10 years to get over $3.
That’s kind of good news bad news though.
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CyDi is twenty years old, and failed in its first carnation. A bunch of scam artists took over the zombie company and have been enriching themselves for the last decade. Their printing press allows them to float more and more stock, diluting previous stockholder's shares. They also seem to be borrowing money at inflated rates from suspect sources to pay their salaries. It's nice work if you can get it.
CyDi has 23 employees. Four work in investor relations, two in reception, and three seem to be assistants to the Pres and VP. That accounts for eleven of it's twenty three employees.
Since they fired the old CEO, they have also stopped paying a press agency $5,000 a month to promote their press releases, so perhaps the 12th employee might be a PR guy.
Meanwhile, their board gets compensation on par with companies that have tens of thousands of workers and actually make products people use.
Its saul good man.
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Ad infinitum poor Bill cannot address or explain the FDA and their eight years of involvement with the development of Leronlimab.
He also childishly twists the name to lemonlabob which is something kids on the playground do.
If he had a valid opinion I might listen.
Quote: darkozAd infinitum poor Bill cannot address or explain the FDA and their eight years of involvement with the development of Leronlimab.
He also childishly twists the name to lemonlabob which is something kids on the playground do.
If he had a valid opinion I might listen.
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So you still have confidence that cydy will pull through and succeed?
The company needs FDA approvals and keeps not getting them. That is how the FDA has worked with them.
It's like saying Pablo Escobar has a long-term relationship with the FBI.
Quote: 100xOddsQuote: darkozAd infinitum poor Bill cannot address or explain the FDA and their eight years of involvement with the development of Leronlimab.
He also childishly twists the name to lemonlabob which is something kids on the playground do.
If he had a valid opinion I might listen.
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So you still have confidence that cydy will pull through and succeed?
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Confidence they will succeed? No not at this point. There is a slim possibility. I'm not selling. It's either they succeed or go bankrupt for me at this point.
I always said this was an investigational drug and there were no guarantees of success. That's the point of trialing it. I had a belief it was going to go well and put my money where my mouth is.
What I take umbrage is Bill is insistent I didn't just invest in a company but that I was scammed because the drug was a fraud. I have read the FDA documents. There is no way the FDA was fooled by a fraud for 8 years. I'm talking about tens of thousands of data points.
For example the FDA review included assays and syringe dosage, side effects observed, adverse reactions, chemical composition in patients after dosing on multiple trials. They aren't documents a non-medical person can understand but it's clear the FDA did a deep dive that in no way could have been fraudulent and they didn't catch it.
The drug may be tested further. The NIH granted $5 million last month for another study. (And I guess Bill believes the NIH got suckered as well).
But I don't expect this to be profitable for a few years unfortunately. Not happy about that but that's biotech.
Quote: billryanThe FDA is involved in rejecting their trials and in putting out public notices warning of this company putting out misleading information.
The company needs FDA approvals and keeps not getting them. That is how the FDA has worked with them.
It's like saying Pablo Escobar has a long-term relationship with the FBI.
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Come on now Bill you are making yourself look a fool.
The FDA does not guarantee drugs will pass their trials.
An FDA warning letter was issued that the company had some minor misleading info.
Fraudulent info gets the stock trading halted and the offices raided and indictments.
For you to spout crap that the FDA actively and exhaustively went through the data on eight years of trials and didn't understand what they examined is just the height of lunacy.
Just admit that you don't have a clue what you are talking about Bill.
