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Wednesday, 04/23/2014 6:05:58 PM

Wednesday, April 23, 2014 6:05:58 PM

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Today was not a bad day. What I saw was traders taking profits. There was no dumping here, only perfectly normal profit taking and some short action. Speculators will go from long to short and vise-verse trying to pick up money on each end. For now, NVLX looks like a perfect stock for savvy short term and day traders to use this strategy. This, to me, it is all static and is still a good opportunity to pick up more stock for those that are bullish. Insofar as side effects go, what medication doesn't have side effects, but this isn't about medication. This is about the delivery system for medication. Medication from NVLX may, or may not, come much later down the road from cannabis. If Cell in a box delivers chemo to a pancreatic cancer patient and because of that, the patient will live an average of another six months than the present therapy, which is a significant difference, it's a winner. The side effect from pancreatic cancer is sure death regardless of cell in a box or no cell in a box. If, heaven forbid it was me or somebody I loved I would take living an extra six months in a heartbeat. (Of course who wouldn’t?) Cell in a box for delivery of chemo for pancreatic cancer improvement of life expectancy is significant, but what is huge, nay, astronomical if this baby works on diabetes and other cancers, as well. Diabetes may I remind everyone is an epidemic. For now, that is getting ahead of ourselves but I believe that is the end game here. The reason; diabetes, is a 35 billion dollar market, compared to pancreatic cancer which is a 500 million dollar market. Regardless all it has to do is work on some type of cancer for investors to make money, lots of it. Make no mistake, it's a gamble for sure, but a pump and dump at this stage of the game is not likely. There is too much going on in the way of top doctors who would never risk their reputation, a small investment by Train and Babcock, a company that is made up of well healed, well experienced best of the best talent. Let's not mention a venture capitalist is taking a risk on NVLX. You would need to be a genius of proportion to pull the wool over all their eyes and not only because of money, the embarrassment alone for T&B would be humiliating. (I guess I should believe they are all in cahoots.) Do you think they did their DD or went Tra-la-la along? "Yippee, it springtime, let's throw caution to the wind!" If that much genius were handling a pump and dump (to fool all these professionals) this would be small potatoes for a criminal mind like that. Also, you can bet when a public company is implying that their product will help in illnesses such as cancer in any manner, or diabetes of which there is a world-wide epidemic it is being watched very carefully and I do not only mean by investors. It could be a boom or bust but on the merits of the product. I believe there are paid shills here or very large short positions that may need to cover. That is just my opinion but why would they bother trying to get their point across for so long. Think about it. Why? If I bought short positions and I was so sure of my opinion I would keep quiet and let everybody have enough rope. If I was short and didn't own the shares and needed to cover, I would be nervous as a cat with all the positive vibe going on here. I would want to cause doubt and fear so people will sell their long positions. Stating that a company actually issues short shares than double talking about officers selling their shares short, YEA, NO KIDDING! I do what I want with my stock and if I am an officer/principal and sell over a certain percentage of those of shares I will need to disclose it. NVLX has nothing but positive info on it so far and that can change, but it hasn't yet. I don't think it will. That’s my opinion. All this chart action is normal static. And let's not forget this is the pinks. With all the banter going on about absurdities such as pump and dump, that is hard to forget.
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