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CytoDyn Inc (QB)

CytoDyn Inc (QB) (CYDY)

0.1419
0.0004
(0.28%)
Closed July 26 4:00PM

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Key stats and details

Current Price
0.1419
Bid
0.1401
Ask
0.145
Volume
746,827
0.14 Day's Range 0.142
0.1275 52 Week Range 0.418
Market Cap
Previous Close
0.1415
Open
0.14
Last Trade
49500
@
0.1419
Last Trade Time
Financial Volume
$ 105,203
VWAP
0.140867
Average Volume (3m)
2,717,367
Shares Outstanding
993,366,000
Dividend Yield
-
PE Ratio
-1.74
Earnings Per Share (EPS)
-0.08
Revenue
-
Net Profit
-79.82M

About CytoDyn Inc (QB)

CytoDyn is a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of leronlimab, an investigational humanized IgG4 monoclonal antibody (mAb) that is designed to bind to C-C chemokine receptor type 5 (CCR5), a protein on the surface of certain immune system cells that... CytoDyn is a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of leronlimab, an investigational humanized IgG4 monoclonal antibody (mAb) that is designed to bind to C-C chemokine receptor type 5 (CCR5), a protein on the surface of certain immune system cells that is believed to play a role in numerous disease processes. CytoDyn is studying leronlimab in multiple therapeutic areas, including infectious disease, cancer, and autoimmune conditions. Show more

Sector
Pharmaceutical Preparations
Industry
Pharmaceutical Preparations
Website
Headquarters
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Founded
1970
CytoDyn Inc (QB) is listed in the Pharmaceutical Preparations sector of the OTCMarkets with ticker CYDY. The last closing price for CytoDyn (QB) was $0.14. Over the last year, CytoDyn (QB) shares have traded in a share price range of $ 0.1275 to $ 0.418.

CytoDyn (QB) currently has 993,366,000 shares outstanding. The market capitalization of CytoDyn (QB) is $140.56 million. CytoDyn (QB) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.74.

CYDY Latest News

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10.00372.677279305350.13820.1470.138212484760.14138579CS
4-0.008-5.336891260840.14990.1740.13124318758350.1409571CS
120.00191.357142857140.140.3150.127527173670.16819314CS
26-0.0206-12.67692307690.16250.3150.127526160050.17393853CS
52-0.0831-36.93333333330.2250.4180.127523439820.1878363CS
156-1.5381-91.55357142861.682.540.127521917880.50915436CS
260-0.2832-66.61961891320.425110.010.127529796042.09983204CS

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CYDY Discussion

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Niknak1 Niknak1 4 hours ago
Top of the day to you Monroe one. You are especially the greatest member we have on this board. You're extremely well read and reflect yourself accordingly. It is an honor to read what you so diligently provide to this board with your in-depth research. I thank you very much.
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Monroe1 Monroe1 7 hours ago
CytoDyn Inc., a clinical-stage biotechnology company, engages in the development of treatments for multiple therapeutic indications.

The company is involved in the clinical development of leronlimab, a novel humanized monoclonal antibody targeting the C-C chemokine receptor type 5 receptor in the areas of COVID-19, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), and solid tumors in oncology, such as metastatic triple-negative breast cancer.

Its leronlimab is currently under phase 2 development for the treatment of NASH, HIV- NASH, and solid tumors, as well as under pre-clinical development for the treatment of HIV-PrEP and HIV-Cure.
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The sad part of all this during Covid is that NADA didn't go about it correctly. Too bad Dr. Jay was not at the helm. However, due to the state of chaos back then, anybody with common sense would have at a minimum allowed the continuation of leronlimab under Compassionate Use. At least Erap ex President of Philippines was saved and handfuls of others who Nader helped with the process of Right To Try. Shame goes to the FDA for pushing the experimental jabs onto the trusting world public. All IMO. Leronlimab will rise again! $$$CYDY$$$ 2024 Year of the turn around, year of the AmarX settlement, year of lifted hold, TRIALS! and more... what company is ready to partner?
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The present FDA hierarchy in power is under scrutiny like never before chiefly because of their role in EUA's for Covid "vaccines". The President of Costa Rica recently entered into "Nurenberg" approved court con Dr. Yeadon y al.https://interestofjustice.substack.com/p/nuremberg-hearing-costa-rica-update

The higher court is literally ORDERING the lower court to hear testimony of scientific experts Sasha Latypova, Dr.Yeadon, Dr.Janci Lindsay, Professor Norman Fenton, & Dr. Ana Mihalcea,etc. Yay!
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The Dark KnaDDir The Dark KnaDDir 1 day ago
Then tell CYDY to state the drug is "safe and effective" on its website.
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Monroe1 Monroe1 1 day ago
Wake up. If that were the case then fda would have never lifted the hold!!! Nor helped with the new protocols!! Hello.

$CYDY$ 2024
Ready for the trials and partnerships? I am. However, give me some cheapies if you aren't too panicky. TIK TOK Any time now.
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searching4rainbow searching4rainbow 1 day ago
Way back when Allen D Allen started this endeavor, the company produced a newsletter to keep us apprised of research. Very informative at that time.
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theswordman theswordman 1 day ago
Blue is correct--and you are also.

The difference here is how many hundreds of millions of shareholder equity were wasted by lies--by gift--by graft--fraud
Difference here is how many years have been wasted by sham board of skelly--naydenov--nodder for years being 3 fifths of each and every board vote

And willing or incentivized posters defending that graft/fraud/corruption every step of the way with out and out lies

Just 1 example of wasted years--published yesterday NEJM--No participants receiving twice-yearly lenacapavir acquired HIV infection.
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2407001

While some like you ?? continue to rave about multi partners on hold lift(nonsense)--multi partners on amawrecks 100 million $$ award(nonsense)--rave about super secret AI partners--stealth hints from removing 2 SAB members from website
Meanwhile the COB mudfence tonya gives millions to her boytoy weed/wine --the COB is only there for Paulson. She should be removed ASAP
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Upside08 Upside08 1 day ago
New COB
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Upside08 Upside08 1 day ago
I agree regarding the communication with shareholders and its frequency. They should commit to communicate at least once every 3 weeks minimum to allow for updates and progress. That would put many of our concerns to rest hopefully.

Many may say this is unrealistic however we all endured terrible management for several years and the COB needs to recognize the frustration that exists and put plans in place to keep the “true Owners” of the company updated. Otherwise maybe we need to board members to to move us forward.
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The Dark KnaDDir The Dark KnaDDir 1 day ago
No Leronlimab does not "work". The FDA made Cytodyn take down all statements on its website that it was "safe and effective".
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 1 day ago
you're right about that - pre-revenue biotech is a gamble. this one seemed like a layup in 2016 with the strong HIV data, no safety signal, etc. But, one takeaway from this has been that leadership has to be just as good as whatever the product is, and that was my big mistake, and the rest is history. once burned, twice learned as they say.

hopefully you're right and they get this across the finish line. My only point is that we need more communication, and a dedicated plan to create value fast. And until we see that, i'm not sitting back and waiting for animal trials that will take years.

I want to hear from Jay (or whoever) the exact timeline for translating the science into shareholder value. The time to sit back and be patient is long past.
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Upside08 Upside08 1 day ago
Seems to me Blueheel 1 you may have committed funds that you need and there by committed the mistake of over investing. Never commit funds you are not prepared to lose entirely, especially in the OTC pharmaceutical market place. It really does not help your investment by bringing up negatives about the company and their current situation. When I invested in this stock I only used funds that do not impact my day to day lifestyle. If we get traction at some point, great! If not I’m prepared to take the tax loss. I still have faith that the current team will get us approved, merged or partnered so we can celebrate our investment. IMO only
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djjazzyjeff djjazzyjeff 2 days ago
Still no trials. Still no partnerships. What are they waiting for?? Everything pumpers told me was holding them back has been resolved. What gives???????
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 2 days ago
no doubt, we have lost many great posters. I thought SALTZ was the best - always a well reasoned, rational and highly educated approach. I think he finally had enough of Nader, and sold in the $3 range - smart man. And while Grip and I disagreed at times, don't forget - he called this trainwreck years ago - even though no one wants to admit that. I wish i had listened and sold every share i had back then.

With regard to the 13D group, they have been attacked repeatedly by the leadership at Investors Hangout. But again, remember, the 13D's core point was that Nader was going to destroy the company - that was it. So....they were dead on accurate, and may have saved this company from 2 years of a clinical hold, and a continued black eye in the biotech and pharma community as we are the company whose CEO was indicted for fraud. It's like you had a group who wanted to remove Bernie Madoff because they knew he was a fraud, but you "defeated" that group and left Bernie in place. That's a victory?!?

Yes, i'm long and I'm complaining. What i can't understand is, how more longs aren't pissed off at this point - and demanding something be done to restore shareholder value? It's like the twilight zone - you've lost 85% of your money, and you're not upset about that? you don't want accountability?

As for me, i want to see change at the top - whether that be Jay, Tanya, etc., because for all the "progress", the SP is at all time lows. Jay seems like a good guy, but isn't a business guy. And Tanya has been COB during a period when value has fallen by 75%. In any legitimate business, she would have been tarred and feathered by now.

Laslty, i want to see some creative ideas on boosting the SP. That could include finding an aggressive buyer who would take a shot on our molecule and selling the entire company for $.50 (just a random idea - but one i would vote all of my shares for).
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theswordman theswordman 2 days ago
Well I have blocked several of the name callers so I don't see a lot of that.
I might be guilty on occasion of some when I get the "short" nonsense. No board is better when you lose folks that know the history--the original OGs investors----aware some of the behind the scenes activity

There were a few folks here that had been assoc for years. Not the blackops jimmy chuckles crowd with made up stories/crap but like 3X ?? that actually knew Ken VanNess. And some others. Some moved on. Sure some passed. Others really got discouraged during the whole 13D project--as they saw that as their only hope to get rid of nodder and his kickback fraud with amawrecks. Fair chance to salvage their many years investments and see LL in legit trial/legit CRO/legit chance of FDA approval

Ever notice how NONE--ZERO--of the anti 13D crowd EVER talk about the waste of the BTD in mTNBC andnodder/ray using the wrong SOC?? Ever notice how none ever comment on the Pestell fiasco--where nodder presented ZERO evidence of "cause". Again wasting months/years and millions in shareholder equity. Ever notice that NONE ever comment on using amawrecks for NASH even AFTER all the findings/allegations/fraud had already emerged from the BLA debacle. Not trading--or dolphin--or 595--or mgkmoonrow--or misshooeyfooeysooey or persianleofraud.
Ever notice that each of those posters that were screaming about patents being stolen--that a couple years later they were bragging about the IP protection of the CYDY patent portfolio. Just frauds that can't even keep their stories straight.

Place has lot a lot thru time. Mostly the good folk. The nonsense crew remains here and thangout with their fraud mods. But Dr Lalezare is still trying.
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theswordman theswordman 2 days ago
You have to realize there are some that want to push a "narrative"

If you read that redthread post the other day that went thru the "history" of cydy and nodder and Tony C etc. There was so much wrong, bad, out and out lie in that--yet stated as fact; how nodder stepped down as CEO etc. Just absolute nonsense.

Yet even after being aware that is false--the author continues to state and repeat multiple lies. Why?? Sure many of the "defenders" would say what difference does it make--its all in the past. But if it makes no difference--why not tell the truth?? Yet for some reason (incentivized$$??) the fraudsters continue. For sure they never mention Tony C and his winning lawsuit against nodder

Sadly Leronlimab has been held back for years (as you mention) by this fraud collection of posters and mods at various locales.
You did forget to mention the great progress in the monkeybutts to go along with the mouse studies. But yea the super secret decoder ring "partners" are the best. I forget how many partners were lined up for the removal of "the hold" on trials and then there were some partners that were just waiting for the amawrecks legal snafu to end.
I feel for Dr Lalezare and what these frauds and mngmt/board frauds have piled on top of Leronlimab to dig out of
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Monroe1 Monroe1 2 days ago
Sell and be gone. Easy enough. I will continue to support and to buy, buying on dips and selling a few on decent rises.
In case you haven't noticed we won the fairy tale suit with AmarX. We won the hold lift battle with fda.
Nader screw up has at long last led to a better relationship with fda...and exposed their corrupt bias. In this regard expect
a bit better treatment going forward as we have already seen. Expect a partnership or two. Expect more publishing and trials.
All of this brings more attention to the drug leronlimab which you have even endorsed. So go ahead. Take your loss. You have
had a chance to average down and to flip so don't blame anyone but yourself for any losses. Yes, it has been a rough go and
having shorts pile on from Big Pharma and hedge funds have slammed the stock price. I love it after all this experienced as it
has been an eye opener to corruption and allowed me the opportunity to fill my bags cheaply. I anticipate much better days thanks
to the vision of our present directors and for recognizing the brilliance of Dr. Jay. Anyway, best of luck to you whatever you decide to do.
Leronlimab works and works well safely. This reality will be appreciated and brought into the world to help relieve a lot of suffering.
That's my story and I am sticking to it.
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 3 days ago
I understand all of what you're saying. but at some point, given that human life expectancy of the average investor is only about 80 years (shorter if you've lived through owning CYDY) we need to see some sign of a financial profit in this company Punch in the 10-year graph on your iPhone stocks app - that's a loss of -85.4% over a 10 year period. I couldn't even find another stock that has erased that much investor money over the same period. You know why? - because they've all gone out of business.

the whole "the science is world changing", "it's right around the corner, etc." is the same song & dance i have been hearing for 8 years in this stock - we've always been "one quarter away", "in discussions with a partner behind closed doors", "nearing a buyout", etc. All of it has been pure fiction - never a shred of reality to any of it, and during that time the S&P 500 has tripled, and CytoDyn investors have lost nearly all of their money.

I look at this very simply - over 8 years i have lost 85.4% of my hard-earned, after-tax dollars. All the time i've heard fairy tale after fairy tale. So forgive me if right now (as we sit at $0.14) i want to hear more than just "we're starting mouse trials, we're publishing white papers, etc.".

I want a real leader to step up and tell me when shareholder value will be restored.
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Monroe1 Monroe1 3 days ago
All well and good if one chooses to not see the expected positive effects of announcing a partnership and new trial. We all know we have the money now and have more than a few others interested in partnering. So the timing of this may well coincide with any warrant conversions and selling. Personally I like the idea of converting and selling only after a nice price rise which will dampen some rising ...all depending on the clout of the partner. I expect Jay is timing this as good as he can. Should it ever go to .08 we won't be there long before climbing back. I doubt we make it that low but should that be the case it will be more loading as usual. This is a long term investment that many feel will not only be successful but well noted in the medical world.
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I_luv_cydy I_luv_cydy 3 days ago
Hey Swordman. I did not even look at home many warrants were redeemed out of a possible total of how many. So I can’t answer honestly whether I was surprised or not.
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docj docj 3 days ago
AAV research 2022 press release, plus 2024 pre-clinical poster abstract

Here's the July 2022 press release announcing the NIH grant for the AAV research with Leronlimab.

https://www.cytodyn.com/newsroom/press-releas...ional-cure

"The grant will fund the development and preclinical research of a single-injection gene therapy that codes for the leronlimab protein sequence and which will be delivered via an adeno-associated virus (AAV) vector. The study will examine if this gene-therapy approach could provide the potential for “functional cure,” i.e., sustained viral suppression to people with HIV without requiring them to take medications for the rest of their lives."

Here's the July 2024 poster abstract at
https://programme.aids2024.org/Abstract/Abstr...actid=3857

"In two of the RMs, SHIV viremia declined and reached undetectable levels between 10-40 weeks post-AAV, and those levels have remained undetectable through 70 weeks post-AAV. The remaining two RMs developed ADAs within 5-15 weeks post-AAV resulting in complete clearance of Leronlimab from plasma as well as a rapid decline in CCR5 RO. Spontaneous reemergence of CCR5 RO by Leronlimab was observed approximately 1 year post-AAV. One of the two animals has had full and sustained CCR5 RO, detectable plasma Leronlimab, and undetectable SHIV RNA in plasma for over 1 year post-reexpression. The second re-expressing animal has achieved and maintained 100% CCR5 RO for about 10 weeks, has detectable plasma Leronlimab, and has declined plasma viremia."
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docj docj 3 days ago
abstract released today
https://programme.aids2024.org/Abstract/Abstr...actid=3857

excerpts

Title
Delivery and long-term expression of CCR5-blocking monoclonal antibody Leronlimab with AAV for ART-free remission from SHIV viremia

BACKGROUND: CCR5 blockade represents a scalable non-transplantation approach for long-term ART-free HIV remission. Here, we tested if AAV vectors could induce long-term expression of CCR5-blocking monoclonal antibody Leronlimab in a SHIV-infected rhesus macaques (RMs).

METHODS: Four SHIV-infected RMs received AAV9 encoding macaque Fc Leronlimab with stabilizing, silencing, and half-life extending mutations (AAV9-MacLSLeron). Animals were monitored longitudinally for CCR5 receptor occupancy (RO), plasma Leronlimab concentrations, antidrug antibodies (ADAs), and SHIV plasma viral loads.

RESULTS: All four AAV9-MacLSLeron-treated RMs reached 100% CCR5 RO on blood CD4+ T cells within 1 week and plasma Leronlimab was detected (>1ug/ml) within 2 weeks of AAV administration. In two of the RMs, SHIV viremia declined and reached undetectable levels between 10-40 weeks post-AAV, and those levels have remained undetectable through 70 weeks post-AAV. The remaining two RMs developed ADAs within 5-15 weeks post-AAV resulting in complete clearance of Leronlimab from plasma as well as a rapid decline in CCR5 RO. Spontaneous reemergence of CCR5 RO by Leronlimab was observed approximately 1 year post-AAV. One of the two animals has had full and sustained CCR5 RO, detectable plasma Leronlimab, and undetectable SHIV RNA in plasma for over 1 year post-reexpression. The second re-expressing animal has achieved and maintained 100% CCR5 RO for about 10 weeks, has detectable plasma Leronlimab, and has declined plasma viremia.

CONCLUSIONS: While further investigation is needed to develop AAV vectors and/or regimens that reduce the incidence of ADAs, the transgene reexpression phenomenon we have observed highlights the need to further investigate the interplay between AAV establishment and the development of ADAs. Overall, these data demonstrate the potential of AAV vectors for sustained antibody-based CCR5 blockade as a gene therapy approach for long-term ART-free HIV remission.
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 4 days ago
correct. the warrant offering closed last Thurs night at midnight. But those shares won't be registered immediately, so the investors who exercised won't have those shares available to sell for a few weeks i believe.

It may indeed be the case that once those shares are available to sell, we see major downward pressure on the SP - because the equivalent cost basis of those warrant conversions is in the .08 cent range (factoring in the free extra 20% shares that were given to those who exercised). So, the smart trade would be to sell down current shares until the SP hit's about .09 - free, easy and fast profit for those who converted their warrants.

Put another way, any way you slice it, the company has effectively set the market at .08 - that's the effective price of this warrant conversion, and is the only reference point for how the company is to be valued. No different than a big public company doing a follow-on offering, or debt issue - they set the price for their stock via those offerings.

In reality, the only money that has ever been made in this stock, has been made in these types of warrant schemes, driven by Paulson investors. And it has driven a continual downward spiral in the SP to .14, and has also driven an incredibly bloated share count of well over a billion shares outstanding. So you have a small number of players making money, with the long-only investors footing the bill and getting murdered. It's like Buffet's quote "if you're sitting around the poker table wondering who the patsy is, it's you".

The SP may well recover, but getting back to $1 is likely years away, at least in my opinion.
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theswordman theswordman 4 days ago
Were you surprised by the # of redemptions/conversions of warrants to shares?? To the low or to the high side??
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I_luv_cydy I_luv_cydy 4 days ago
You are not wrong. And technically the warrants were ‘exercised’ by shareholders into shares - the warrants were not sold. The shareholders have not yet received their shares from this recent warrant conversion and thus have not been able to sell any of the newly acquired shares yet. Perhaps CYDY may have some news soon before all these new shares end up in the accredited investors’ accounts ?
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bwolfy2002 bwolfy2002 4 days ago
That’s the way it read to me as well.
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ClosetInvestor ClosetInvestor 4 days ago
I may be wrong, but the warrants sold during the offering haven’t hit the market yet.
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 4 days ago
well, so much for that theory of the warrant exchange suppressing the price. not the first (or last) time i've been wrong about this company and stock.

on the plan B. Jay, time to man up and speak with shareholders - because despite what seems to be good news, we're not a penny richer for it. And i for one, am ready to hear something positive (cause I'm not getting that warm & fuzzy feeling from the 80% loss on my brokerage statement)....
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Monroe1 Monroe1 1 week ago
The show must go on! Are there any real housewives left in America? They used to be glued to the boob tube watching "As The World Turns".
Personally, I am hoping for a novella called "Leronlimab Ladies Live And Well" starring the Pour Brothers. Maybe the "Adventures of CytoDyn" would increase
the chance for returning seasons. Murray, Birnkrant, Sheikh, Strayhorn, Akunne, Winestrock, Struble et al, still looking for actors to play their juicy parts.
Surely stands a chance to beat out All My Children anyway.

Dr. Kildaire or Make Us Welby, MD actors could fit right in, but I vote for Katangolo. What say? This could be a real cash cow providing the big bucks for more trials... medical that is, hopefully not legal thanks to Dr. Jay in the lead role now.

Yippers, $CYDY$ 2024 The New Beginning is unfolding right on cue. Lights, camera, action. 🤠
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 1 week ago
ok, thanks for that clarification. that would further bolster the economic case of that offering serving as a lid on the SP.

Ideally next week, post-transaction, we get either (i) a jump in the SP, or (ii) CC announcement from Jay. Actually, i'll take both !
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djjazzyjeff djjazzyjeff 1 week ago
Achhhuallly CYDY hasnt run a trial in years
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djjazzyjeff djjazzyjeff 1 week ago
Hey loooongs how's it going? Sticking it to the shorts eh?
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Monroe1 Monroe1 1 week ago
RE: FDA Communications
Anyone recall the two fda bureaucrats that bad mouthed CytoDyn? Are they on the list.

Also note..."with the understanding we are not limiting our list by doing so".


I also wonder who is the redacted person in the heading?

Interesting the pps is up 8% this past week or so. Where are the 13D shorts?
Are some of them buying warrants or covering short positions or both?
Could be they finally see the light that Dr. Jay turned on.
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I_luv_cydy I_luv_cydy 1 week ago
Actually, the EXACT price of the warrant conversion is $.09387 per warrant to get 1 share plus a 20% bonus share bringing the cost down to $.078225 per share. And yes I believe the deal closes by this Friday.
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 1 week ago
The warrant exchange deal closes Friday, at least that's my understanding. My theory has been that this has put pressure on the SP, as people sold shares at .14 to buy (exercise warrants) at .09. But, i could be wrong and we'll find out next week if there is anything to that theory.

Aside from that, what we really need is to hear from Jay. A lot has happened since the last call in terms of new trials / protocols, etc. - and obviously cash in the bank from the Amarex settlement and this warrant exchange.

Jay should address shareholders and frame these events - I would think he'd be chomping at the bit, as these are all positive developments (especially the cash in the bank). He should also give projections on the timetables as to when all of these trials could begin to deliver data, which ones could lead to a partnership, etc.

Personally, I think we need some explanation as to why the stock remains at all time lows here - and when we we might expect to see some recovery.
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bluefish1 bluefish1 1 week ago
Interesting that you seem to know what I'm doing or not doing. Or that you even care. I need to spend money and sign up so I can see the day by day activity of the NP/KK case so I can do what, exactly? How does that have anything to do with CYDY? I'll just stick to looking for the things that matter for the trajectory of the company now in the present. Seems more productive to me.
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$5.95akadawson-m $5.95akadawson-m 1 week ago
Interesting that you still will not get off your **** and look for facts.
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bluefish1 bluefish1 1 week ago
Um, ok. Don't know what all that's about. What a smartass. Thank you, oh great one for gracing us with this information. I'll gladly sit in the cheap seats since I'm not paying for access to Pacer or anything else like that. It's not pertinent to anything that I do. Interesting that it's that old and was just posted.
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MsPoopyHead MsPoopyHead 1 week ago
Many understand your frustration for instant gratification.

These PACER posting were made on 2024/07/15, so I guess you'll have to take that up with the US Court's reporting system.

Or better yet, why not contact Judge Xinis directly and ask her to provide you with free and prompt reporting of court documents. I'm sure she'd understand your frustrations and indulge you.

Withstanding that, I guess you'll have to just sit with everyone else in the cheap seats watching the show.
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theswordman theswordman 1 week ago
#3 and #17--probably would pay to be called as a witness

#2 and # 6--might do the same, just as eager to testify against DR pourhassan

#14 and # 22--probably could not find any persons less credible unless lonsford
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bluefish1 bluefish1 1 week ago
Yes, and that was from March going into April. Any new news? It's now July.
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MsPoopyHead MsPoopyHead 1 week ago
New updates in the NP/KK vs USA case files. Seems that the Government witness list has been shared between parties.

Anyone see names blatantly absent amongst all the other CytoDyn smiling faces ?

You guessed it - SK and AC.
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Monroe1 Monroe1 1 week ago
"leronlimab could be paired with checkpoint inhibitors like Merck & Co.’s Keytruda, Bristol Myers Squibb’s Opdivo or Roche’s Tecentriq. The plan likens leronlimab to Bristol Myers’ Yervoy, which is often paired with Opdivo. The Big Pharma collects about $1.5 billion a year from the therapy’s combination approvals.

These partner therapies, called immune control point (ICI) inhibitors, act when the tumor begins to resist the main treatment, reactivating the immune system to extend the anti-tumor response.

CytoDyn could capitalize on the popularity of combination treatment trials, which are all the rage in oncology at the moment. They suggest that leronlimab would perform the same duty as an ICI, basing their argument on data from previous COVID-19 and HIV trials that suggest the drug can reverse T-cell exhaustion.

“Leronlimab has an opportunity to be a major replacement option for ICI’s due to toxicity concerns,”

The therapy avoids major side effects associated with this type of treatment such as pituitary disorders and organ dysfunction, according to the plan. Leronlimab may have opportunity in lung, breast, pancreatic, urothelial and colorectal cancers.

Wonder if this....." suggests that CytoDyn seek out partnerships with Bristol Myers, Roche, AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Regeneron to negotiate potential clinical trial combinations.

“These companies should be amenable to clinical investigation into leronlimab combination once leronlimab proves its efficacy as a CCR5 inhibitor,”

From a couple of years ago. Would any of this is being presently contemplated since we have official word that partnerships are in the hopper. Go Dr. Jay and Team CytoDyn.

ONE other note... would so love to hear about the Pour Brothers trial. I used to love sitting in on trials hearing first hand testimony. Will those derelicts from the fda that spouted out their hate for CytoDyn be testifying? Hopefully they will be dragged through the mud no matter the trial outcome. Transparency matters. EUA should have been granted or at a minimum Expanded Use/Compassionate Use should have been maintained. At least Erap ex president Philippines was saved.

"Expanded access, or compassionate use, is an individual patient use of an investigational new drug outside of a clinical trial. Expanded access is sometimes possible when the investigational new drug is needed to treat a serious or life-threatening condition and there is some clinical evidence suggesting that it might be effective in that condition." So so many ways the official health agencies conspired to harm the public. Sad sad sad.
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djjazzyjeff djjazzyjeff 2 weeks ago
Yawn dead stock for zombie company is boring now. Bring back Nader.
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Monroe1 Monroe1 2 weeks ago
Is that short for Delivery Boy? Well, whatever!
All have a blessed weekend.
TICK TICK TICK ..... money in the bank and trials in the works together with some new pharma company raring to go.
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$5.95akadawson-m $5.95akadawson-m 2 weeks ago
Okay, Del, we hear you, loud and clear. Check out who Del is?
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theswordman theswordman 2 weeks ago
Would guess weed wine is selling as fast as possible--now he doesn't have to report as insider. IF CYDY is not paying nodder legal--same for that disgusting filth

Selling shares at 13-14 cents then getting shares in the 8-9 cent range and maybe selling those also??

Dr Jay was left with crap hand of cards. From years and years of shareholders/mngmt/pumpers posting lies/voting and allowing fraud to proliferate
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Retire43 Retire43 2 weeks ago
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djjazzyjeff djjazzyjeff 2 weeks ago
How confusing is it the dilution hasn't stopped look at the float. And they are a clinical stage biotech not running any trials. I'm actually shocked they've managed to keep it this high.
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Blueheel1 Blueheel1 2 weeks ago
I am truly perplexed by the SP action here. The fact that we're trading lower than before the hold was lifted, and before the Amarex settlement makes no sense to me. Because those were the 2 big unknowns (inability to run trials and solvency) clouding the future of the company - they've now been resolved, and the SP is.......lower? It's like the Twilight Zone.

My only explanation is that people are selling long shares to raise cash to exercise their warrants at the 9 cent range. And I can imagine that's driving the SP, because volume is so low there's clearly not any buying of size on the other side of the table.

Still, It's pretty damn frustrating I have to say.
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kgromax kgromax 2 weeks ago
BlackOps is not dead. I spoke to him recently and is enjoying his retirement.
No doubt he is enjoying it much (much) more than his CYDY investment. He got destroyed.
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