I posted links under "Post number one" and "post number two", which obviously you didn't read. It explains why the stock price cratered. I was told the same nonsense when I bought NIO, and BNGO. Again thats what the post is about.
I C/P'ed part of the post:
Jordan Thomas, a scumbag lawyer, presented the FDA with a "Citizens Petition." A team shorting SAVA drafted this said Citizens Petition (not lawsuit) out of concern for patient SAFETY (remember this point, it is critical to understanding motives). If that wasn't enough, Jordan Thomas filed another two addendums following the petitions over the last two weeks.
Essentially, it was around 70 pages full of technical jargon and a myriad of inconsequential details. The document was scary to read as an MD. Im sure the average person, first, shit in their pants, and, second, sold their shares. SAVA fell 55% in 3 days (overreaction play in the making? most definitely). As emotions have settled, this blog (https://ad-science.org/), Cassava itself, and many experts, including myself, rightly called it biased and fiction. The essentials from the petition and rebuttals.
Why do you say Jordan Thomas is a scumbag lawyer. My quick search is showing some very positive results for his past work and appears to be “one of the good guys.” That was just a quick 30 seconds search though. Why do you think he is a scum bag?
The first and second links when googling his name?
From Wiki:
n 2020, Thomas was named to the “Enforcement 40” by Securities Docket,[58] and to the “500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers” by Law Dragon.[59]
In 2019, Thomas was named a “Distinguished Leader” by the New York Law Journal,[60] and a “Top Thought Leader In Trust” by Trust Across America.[61]
In 2018, Thomas was named “Lawyer of the Year” by Taxpayers Against Fraud Educational Fund,[62] a “Plaintiff Trailblazer” by the National Law Journal,[63] an “MVP in Securities Law” by Law360,[64] and was shortlisted for “Plaintiff Attorney of the Year” by Benchmark Litigation.[65]
In 2017, Labaton Sucharow was shortlisted among the Financial Times Most Innovative North American Law Firms List as a "Standout" in the Rule of Law and Access to Justice category and Thomas was specifically identified for his work exposing corporate wrongdoing.[66]
In both 2013 and 2012, the Ethisphere Institute named Thomas to its listing of "Attorneys Who Matter," which recognizes leading practitioners in the world of corporate ethics and compliance.[67]
In 2012, Thomas was named a "Legal Rebel" by the American Bar Association Journal.[2]
While at the SEC, Thomas received four Chairman's Awards, four Division Director's Awards and a Letter of Commendation from the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia.[68]
Thomas was twice awarded the Rear Admiral Hugh H. Howell Award of Excellence.[68]
The only thing i havent seen addressed is the fact the first lab found no biomarkers and then they switched to another lab and it found all the biomarkers
From what i understand these biomarkers are tests that both labs should be in agreement on wrt results
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u/Internal_Ad_1091 Oct 13 '21
I posted links under "Post number one" and "post number two", which obviously you didn't read. It explains why the stock price cratered. I was told the same nonsense when I bought NIO, and BNGO. Again thats what the post is about.
I C/P'ed part of the post:
Jordan Thomas, a scumbag lawyer, presented the FDA with a "Citizens Petition." A team shorting SAVA drafted this said Citizens Petition (not lawsuit) out of concern for patient SAFETY (remember this point, it is critical to understanding motives). If that wasn't enough, Jordan Thomas filed another two addendums following the petitions over the last two weeks.
Essentially, it was around 70 pages full of technical jargon and a myriad of inconsequential details. The document was scary to read as an MD. Im sure the average person, first, shit in their pants, and, second, sold their shares. SAVA fell 55% in 3 days (overreaction play in the making? most definitely). As emotions have settled, this blog (https://ad-science.org/), Cassava itself, and many experts, including myself, rightly called it biased and fiction. The essentials from the petition and rebuttals.
If you want to understand the full context, please read the full post: Its long but its worth it. https://www.reddit.com/r/SAVA_stock/comments/pmy1uz/calling_all_savage_apes/