RE: Ad hominem fallacy16 Jan 2026 15:58
So, if its noit the science then what can it be?
I guess that only leaves the funding.
NTF will assure you all that the minimum amount they HAD to raise showed they had "smashed" funding. Hmm, I am not so sure.
The fact is is the SP is 10-15% below the last raise which I think somewhat refutes NFT's logic and reasoning, but then almost everything he has posted recently has not materialised, so I don't think his grip on finance, the market or indeed the science is that firm, suggests to me as it I said some weeks ago, we are back to funding restraining the SP appreciation.
If i am wrong then its the science and the funding.
There is insufficient funds to take the next trial to completion. So it seems a cash injection of some sort is irriftible.
Therefore its either a deal of some sort of a RI (shareholder dilution).
Given the SP fell on the latest remarks of CC then it does not look likely it will be a deal and if it isn't, then how do you square her, "in the nor to distant future" remark?
If as is most likely because there has been no outside cash injection for years and years, it is to be a RI how much do you think will be needed?
Then of course the SP becomes very relevant, as the lower the RI is done so the higher dilution to shareholders.
So for all those that bang on about they have all the time in the world and time does not matter, and the SP does not matter, are with NFT not understanding either finance or the market. (Oh, hold on yes they do because they believe the market is as thick as mince, don't you Tim and the rest)
This post will likely be deleted as that has resurfaced as the best way to silence my opinion. I will be surprised, if it remains, as to how many will actually engage and answer my questions as opposed to simply lying, insults, and simply misquoting me.
If it was all a lot less personal and al ot more collegiate, we would all I think be financially better off on this particular stock.