I already 'hold my tongue' a lot more than I used to as regards the ravings of that passel of jack-asses (pardon my PG-13 language). I only rarely bother going back and forth with them at this stage. Only bother when I am feeling particularly bored,.... and especially on iHub - where there are a lot of TOS restrictions to how we can respond - it's a great waste of time and what I would really like to say would get me deleted anyway.
They are gradually becoming both more strident, and more irrelevant to our reality.
There are things in the works that we all know about - and I am certain there are some more things that we all we wish we could share among us and between us and management - that keep me sane and relatively constant as regards NNVC.
Could NNVC still (somehow) manage to not work out as management claims? Or could this all drag out longer than any of us (including management) would like?
Sure,.... any time somebody is working on a complex set of problems, and especially when the ability to move forward with any one stage is tied to success and progress being made on at least one other stage,.... things can go wrong and things can take longer than anticipated,...
But are these guys 'criminals',.... currently in danger of being shut down by the SEC for 'fraud',....? Hardly.
What follows is my speculation:
1) We will begin to hear about results from the University labs regarding the HerpeCide testing sometime before the end of May,.... I initially thought we might hear something by Tax Day,.... but that has obviously passed and was a very aggressive and optimistic idea on my part.
2) At some point during the next month or two - as the reality and impact realization of the Zika problem really starts to come to a head for Puerto Rico and for the US Gulf Coast States - we will see an open move of some concrete kind by NNVC into that arena. I mean - if NNVC already has some at least partially effective anti-Dengue ligands, and if the Zika virus uses the same target to get into its host cells, it should not be too hard to develop workable anti-Zika ligands for testing. I think that this should come to light sometime before mid-Summer.
BTW - I view this foray into Zika as a double-edged sword,.... it could be very good,... but it will also give the idiots on the other message boards a new "Flavor of the Month" example to use as ammo.
3) I can't see any need for NNVC to do any financing in the meantime,.... plenty of cash to ride out the next year or more,.....
It's still going to be a more than interesting year (mostly in a good connotation IMO) for NNVC and it's shareholders,.... |
