I don't pretend, I have bought and sold this stock as my hobby...

I don't pretend, I have bought and sold this stock as my hobby for money. I am about the science which is why I am celebrating today as I donated allof my 3 children's ambilocal cords to stem cell science 20 odd years ago to help others.
Good on you.

It has been a long journey for supporters of stem cell science, but CYP was never going to be first.
Probably fair, there were some iffy times post-CRL, but once covid hit CYP just could not recruit patients so they were little chance of an approval in the near term.

What has happened will open the gates now, and I hope CYP doesn't get washed away in the new approved science.
I doubt it, this is good for all MSC therapies IMO, as the FDA have some sort of idea of what they're looking to see.

I know CYP has iPSC's and perhaps a great technology in the future when proven safe.
Every human clinical trial using Cymerus iPSC's has concluded that they are safe and well tolerated. So what you're saying is they're great technology?

When CYP submit far an approval from the FDA, I think I will be an investor, if I am not dead.
It could be 2026. Cynata's High Risk aGvHD has 60 patients and is run as a randomised, controlled trial, which is exactly what the FDA want to see. This is due to read-out late 2025, and the path to approval could be as short as 11 months. Unless you have some crippling underlying health conditions, you'll probably be around in 2 years.