RE: A CEO's Viewpoint20 Feb 2026 17:04
Notpotalot - the most recent 'made up' piece here was PP claiming his post contained caveats which it patently didn't. But that aside, a board needs discussion, and share ownership is not an admission ticket is it? Without debate it becomes a one-sided nonentity.
Also, you have no idea where I am invested, so maybe the 'you can't talk because you don't own any' is inaccurate, maybe it isn't, it's certainly irrelevant, and as I say - you just don't know.
As for Porky or anyone who doesn't toe your line being a mischief maker - surely you are confusing 'mischief-maker' with 'someone who asks questions you don't like or can't answer'?
When it comes to accuracy, look back over the last couple of years and you'll find (much to your chagrin no doubt) that Porky has called placings which have arrived, and all of them more or less spot on give or take a few weeks - the ones in late 2024 and late 2025 being the most recent yet were countered with accusations that he was mentally ill, he was trying to get the price down so 'his mates' could buy in cheaper, and whatever else could be concocted. However, your predictions and those of your supporters seem to have landed way wide of the mark - the TheoremRX fiasco being the most recent, but don't forget Black Cat Bio for another, and the predicted income from the lab which has yet to appear in any quantity sufficient to make the lab be anything more than a net drain on finances.
Porky puts forward the idea of 'at the current rate of expenditure, with no income, more funds will have to be raised in a finite time period.'
What's mischief-making about that? He was right about it in 2024, he was right in 2025, so what's different this time?
Counter arguments to Porky would be more credible without all the conditional phrases, but attempts at character assassination don't act as arguments against the cold hard facts of ever more limited finances.
So keep the debate going, but maybe keep closer to fact than hypothesis and abuse?