it is no coincidence that the attacks originated when Neuren...

it is no coincidence that the attacks originated when Neuren issued 700,000 options reserved for executives. options at a conversion price of $23, but above all maturing on objectives to be achieved that are almost achieved. there is a clear sign that the company has quickly embarked on a very fast path towards shareholder consolidation, which further hinders a hostile takeover.those who, on the other hand, intend to scale up as soon as possible and at an affordable price, further dilutive actions on the market make it more difficult to reach a share of at least 20%, in an attempt to force an easier change of control. it follows that there will be every attempt between now and the next six months to keep the price below the conversion price.a failed operation demonstrated precisely by the latter two attacks, which have not demonstrated that they have achieved a level below $19, a level not considered safe for the conversion, as an update to the positive 2591 market is enough to bring everything back into area suitable for conversion. it is never talked about, but to understand how aseptic the management is from these destabilizing attempts, it is enough to remember that Pilcher and other managers hold options already vested and convertible into shares for results already largely achieved; it seems that they have no need or interest in converting into shares, perhaps to be placed on the market and make a profit. if Pilcher and his friends don't have this imminent need, they are probably focused on other more important and rewarding issues that go well beyond a realization at these prices.We expect to know the true situation of Neuren through an update to shareholders. on this occasion we will have realistic and sincere information as always.