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$NVAX I am trying to figure this out but cannot come up with a legitimate reason.  Why will JJ not promote the differences between Novavax and Biontech/Pfizer, Moderna? I doesn&#39;t make sense. The cost to promote this  is negligable, a press release would do it but yet it has not been done.  Why? 
1. Loyalty, collecting cash from Pfizer? Risking jail time? 
2. Pure incompetence? Nah, he may be ineffective but he isn&#39;t stupid.  
3. Company has already been sold, share price is set. Still doesn&#39;t make sense, how can a rise in share price hurt the sale if the price is already set? 
4. JJ is shorting the company through a 5th cousin. Why? He owns how many shares? He can make considerable money by allowing the share price to rise and not risk going to jail. 
5. Why hasn&#39;t the board stepped in to right the ship. This is so obviously an utter failure of fiduciary duty to shareholders. The kind of thing that is so obvious it leads to shareholsder lawsuits. Why doesn&#39;t JJ or the board fear this?

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$NVAX I already posted several times that JJ does nothing because of corruption and loyalty to the ex-boss, Pfizer. He is not taking money for now. Pfizer is considering buying Novavax and promised him a lucrative position after the merger.

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 I am trying to figure this out but cannot come up with a legitimate reason.  Why will JJ not promote the differences between Novavax and Biontech/Pfizer, Moderna? I doesn't make sense. The cost to promote this  is negligable, a press release would do it but yet it has not been done.  Why? 
1. Loyalty, collecting cash from Pfizer? Risking jail time? 
2. Pure incompetence? Nah, he may be ineffective but he isn't stupid.  
3. Company has already been sold, share price is set. Still doesn't make sense, how can a rise in share price hurt the sale if the price is already set? 
4. JJ is shorting the company through a 5th cousin. Why? He owns how many shares? He can make considerable money by allowing the share price to rise and not risk going to jail. 
5. Why hasn't the board stepped in to right the ship. This is so obviously an utter failure of fiduciary duty to shareholders. The kind of thing that is so obvious it leads to shareholsder lawsuits. Why doesn't JJ or the board fear this?

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@Kikii2 Repost. What we have here at Novavax is an “agency problem “ a fundamental conflict of interest inherent in any relationship where one party, the principal, delegates decision-making authority to another party, the agent, to act on their behalf. In a publicly traded company, the shareholders are the principals (owners), and the management (CEO, executives, board of directors) are the agents. The core issue arises because the agent may be motivated by self-interest and not always act in the best interests of the principal, leading to a divergence of goals. This public disagreement has caused a stir among retail investors, many of whom have voiced frustration with the current leadership online and some have called for coordination to support the Shah proxy fight. 
The Novavax dynamic perfectly illustrates a severe agency problem where the interests of a large owner and the current management/board are in direct public opposition, setting the stage for a dramatic corporate battle.

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 Repost. What we have here at Novavax is an “agency problem “ a fundamental conflict of interest inherent in any relationship where one party, the principal, delegates decision-making authority to another party, the agent, to act on their behalf. In a publicly traded company, the shareholders are the principals (owners), and the management (CEO, executives, board of directors) are the agents. The core issue arises because the agent may be motivated by self-interest and not always act in the best interests of the principal, leading to a divergence of goals. This public disagreement has caused a stir among retail investors, many of whom have voiced frustration with the current leadership online and some have called for coordination to support the Shah proxy fight. 
The Novavax dynamic perfectly illustrates a severe agency problem where the interests of a large owner and the current management/board are in direct public opposition, setting the stage for a dramatic corporate battle.

@Biotechlineup @Kikii2 Well bring on the battle then. Having Shah set a deadline gives the BOD an out, if in fact, negotiations are happening. It also sets a time limit around them so they dont drag on. JJ can then &quot;blame&quot; Shah in those &quot;active discussions&quot; to tell Sanofi &quot;enough already, NVX is looking to other suitors for its CIC to avoid a proxy fight&quot;. This can backfire of course but Shah must know something and went ahead, no doubt with knowledge/endorsement of BOD.

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 Well bring on the battle then. Having Shah set a deadline gives the BOD an out, if in fact, negotiations are happening. It also sets a time limit around them so they dont drag on. JJ can then "blame" Shah in those "active discussions" to tell Sanofi "enough already, NVX is looking to other suitors for its CIC to avoid a proxy fight". This can backfire of course but Shah must know something and went ahead, no doubt with knowledge/endorsement of BOD.

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@Biotechlineup Of course but once again. Why?

@Kikii2 None of the reasons you mentioned. Some of the other reasons some have mentioned are funny , however are also wrong. The actual reason is what I have detailed, a divergence of interest between the management and investors. The board is entrenched and not acting independently. It’s a historic issue and they have a name for it Agency Problem. Google that. Fiduciary breech is hard to prove, a proxy fight might be the only path.
For example here’s an obvious scenario where management and retail investors interest divergence. For Jacobs a multimillion salary , options without performance are in his self interest. He stabilized the company, used convertible debt to extend the cash run. Retail investors have potential dilution and gives hedge funds arbitrage opportunities.  
Now there is always the chance we have some surprise deal in the works . Look at the technical pattern for clues. 
Personally I think we are heading for a proxy fight.

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 None of the reasons you mentioned. Some of the other reasons some have mentioned are funny , however are also wrong. The actual reason is what I have detailed, a divergence of interest between the management and investors. The board is entrenched and not acting independently. It’s a historic issue and they have a name for it Agency Problem. Google that. Fiduciary breech is hard to prove, a proxy fight might be the only path.
For example here’s an obvious scenario where management and retail investors interest divergence. For Jacobs a multimillion salary , options without performance are in his self interest. He stabilized the company, used convertible debt to extend the cash run. Retail investors have potential dilution and gives hedge funds arbitrage opportunities.  
Now there is always the chance we have some surprise deal in the works . Look at the technical pattern for clues. 
Personally I think we are heading for a proxy fight.