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Originally posted by sillazze:
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another attack very similar to that of Friday the 16th. same dynamic and presumably same actor. always 2 million shares that are rotated to try to push the price per share below $19. second attempt failed.The substantial difference between the two attacks is that the current one was already planned, regardless of Acadia's numbers and therefore did not even have the coverage of negative news, like the one that could have appeared with Culper's rogue report.evidently these attacks are not random; if Neuren wasn't interesting, he wouldn't receive such attacks. otherwise, someone who plays dirty is fully aware that within hours, perhaps days, the excellent Pilcher will update his shareholders regarding the progress of 2591. progress that will finally identify Neuren almost and exclusively for what 2591 represents.I conclude by saying that behind these attacks there is the hand of someone who has hostile interests in the acquisition of Neuren with full knowledge that each update on 2591 will correspond to a higher level of discount rate of the NEU stock.Having taken note of the dynamics and timing of these two attacks, I believe there is no longer any doubt that the practitioner is Acadia, with his 2 million shares to manipulate and destabilize the price of NEU as much as possible. Pilcher today demonstrated that he no longer falls emotionally into the market's provocations; consequently he was right to highlight only Daybue's numbers, saving the heavy ammunition that will count for the next official releases to shareholders.what we are experiencing is how much incorrectness the market is able to offer at a time when the stakes are important.nothing is random and coincides with the imminent advancement of 2591 in its evolutionary path.Good luck
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what also stood out to me is that Acadia didn’t come out to defend themselves on the back of the short report although their SP didn’t suffer as much. Interestingly, on the day when the short report was issued, Jon also indicated that he didn’t expect Acadia to publicly refute the claims during an interview with the Australian. I suppose he must have got the heads up from Acadia
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