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anonymous said:
With all the back and forth on inconsequential points this wins btw...


"by far the most damaging indictment of R, is him being on the BOD(I did not know that), which means he knew, or should have known, what the issues he would be inheriting were and to have a plan to fix them. I assume that's how he talked his way into the job..."Look I'm the guy for the job...I have watched M's failings and missteps and I know how to fix them, and how to usher Karyopharm into its next phase".

If he didn't know, he lacks vision, and if he did know then he lacks the talent and ability to fix them...either way he has been a terrible CEO...no denying that."
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He became CEO May 2021. The FDA rejected the Siendo p53 subgroup February 2022. So he didn’t exactly know everything at the time he was on the board and before becoming CEO. Since the FDA commented, this company has been working on Siendo 2 and burning more cash because of it.
 


















anonymous said:
They will avoid delisting with a reverse split. Let’s see who is right in March. Come March you will find some other excuse, lobbing the same empty insults. Probably an MBA with your dribble about ‘models.’ Go put together a Venn diagram.
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Aren’t consultants trained to say “we will” when speaking on behalf of a client?
 






RP had
Many swings at the bat and never made contact. He clearly lacks vision and creativity. I never anticipated the reality of targets getting pushed out and was constantly caught flat footed. Early line MM never came close to happening despite their attempts to spin. International, lol yeah right. They got robbed. RP never recovered from the analyst who exposed his “greeness” when he tried to say Siendo 1 was stat sig. it was over at that point. R/s won’t do anything but give him more time to rob shareholder cash. That is it. .
 






Question I may, how is everyone voting for special meeting? As owner of 200k shares I am voting no to everything. No to r/s…no to shares expansion….no no fuck no. Clovis died a similar death as shareholders told management to gfy. I am saying the same thing. Change CEOs and tell me who will be new chief and I may rethink it. Tell me what fda said amount Endo and what the r/s number will be. Without that go fuck youself. Happy new year
 






How is everyone voting at special meeting. I say fuck. O to everything. Choke on it you scum motherfucker. RP is a fucking thief and the chick is a scammer as well. She just gives good phone. That’s it
 


















anonymous said:
Question I may, how is everyone voting for special meeting? As owner of 200k shares I am voting no to everything. No to r/s…no to shares expansion….no no fuck no. Clovis died a similar death as shareholders told management to gfy. I am saying the same thing. Change CEOs and tell me who will be new chief and I may rethink it. Tell me what fda said amount Endo and what the r/s number will be. Without that go fuck youself. Happy new year
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You’ll be lucky if your shares are worth $20K after the bankruptcy.
 












anonymous said:
There is so much ‘stack’ atop the equity holders that they will receive nothing in bankruptcy.
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I’m anticipating a total lose on this holding. Why should I give RP and his buffoons more time to enrich themselves. F em. No no no. Even if agenda is approved, this company is still going to default. RP would fuck up a Puerto Rican picnic.
 






anonymous said:
Usually and always don’t have the same meaning. As it pertains to the conversation, did MK have to exercise his options in 30 days, 90 days, a year? No, he didn’t.

Exercising an option is to buy. Letting it expire worthless is not exercising.

If you walk in a room of financial experts and say “I exercised my options.” No one is thinking, “oh, he is holding with until they expire.”

Nice try though.


You can check again.

Investment banks are holders of Karyopharm but the majority of the top holders are hedge funds, long-only funds, and index providers. JPM, BNP Paribas, and Goldman are there but they aren’t the largest holders. They are actually far down the list. Today, they probably own $700,000 to $1,000,000 worth of stock.

You don’t have to take my word for it. Do your own research, but Vanguard, Blackrock, Palo Alto, Eversept, Adage, Citadel, Marshall Wace, and Avidity are NOT investment banks.

If you want to prove me wrong, respond with the holders and their capital invested to prove there are significant investment banks invested.
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I believe the poster was using ‘investments banks’ as a catch all for ‘institutional investors’. Yes not accurate but I think we all got the gist of what they were saying.

Yes MK was granted until March of 2025 to exercise his options. Considering the share price has only dropped since his separation deal was inked, why would he opt to sell or buy & hold any of them as he does not have any shares above water.

Which makes the moron who wrote ‘the rug pull’ argument sound even less knowledgeable.

In all likelihood none of the options that MK was holding at the time of his departure are above water…so he didn’t ‘flood the market’ with shares.

Those option grants will expire. That’s it.

All this other arguing on semantics is silly since the gist of the debate was RP’s failures as a CEO. Which activated someone(PR firm, trusted internal colleagues, family members) to use MK as the scapegoat by debating inconsequential points for why RP is not a failure.

Funny how the RP’s supporters won’t let RP own any of his failures…
 


















anonymous said:
I believe the poster was using ‘investments banks’ as a catch all for ‘institutional investors’. Yes not accurate but I think we all got the gist of what they were saying.

Yes MK was granted until March of 2025 to exercise his options. Considering the share price has only dropped since his separation deal was inked, why would he opt to sell or buy & hold any of them as he does not have any shares above water.

Which makes the moron who wrote ‘the rug pull’ argument sound even less knowledgeable.

In all likelihood none of the options that MK was holding at the time of his departure are above water…so he didn’t ‘flood the market’ with shares.

Those option grants will expire. That’s it.

All this other arguing on semantics is silly since the gist of the debate was RP’s failures as a CEO. Which activated someone(PR firm, trusted internal colleagues, family members) to use MK as the scapegoat by debating inconsequential points for why RP is not a failure.

Funny how the RP’s supporters won’t let RP own any of his failures…
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MK had something like 1.7 million shares outright not including the options at all. Why do you guys throw insults at each other rather than just courteous back and forth sharing of information. At $10 a share, he might possibly have cashed out $17 million. We don’t know.

You call someone a moron. Why? You aren’t even working with all the share or possible shares MK and his wife owned.
 






Newsflash, not everyone dislikes our CEO. Some of us are professionals working for a company we believe in and on a drug we believe can have a positive impact for patients’ lives.
 
























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