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Friday, 04/24/2015 12:38:20 PM

Friday, April 24, 2015 12:38:20 PM

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LOL, it's not even a 52 week or 2 YEAR high right now???

What's the big "excitement" that this is some "unprecedented" supposed "big buying" never seen before, blah blah? Look at the 2 YEAR chart- it traded higher than this MANY times as an OTC penny stinker. This isn't even a 52 week high, let alone even a sustained near-term high yet. It's gone to these levels many, many, many times in more than the past 2 years only to give it all back and then some.

They haven't even diluted yet- they have nowhere near the cash yet IMO to fund a major phase II, large, FDA quality trial and they have not even started the trial(s) yet- the one's that were stated to "hopefully" be well underway by END OF 2014. It's about to hit MID 2015 in a month or two here- and they got a goose egg sitting in the "new trials" box. The $62 million secondary failed and was pulled. They filed for $100 MILLION dollars and stated they had plans to use it all- meaning IMO that's the kind of coin they figured they'd need for running serious phase II trial(s).



That's a TWO YEAR chart- the old OTC days most of it- and it traded at these levels numerous times, what's the biggy here so far??

Here's another one with THREE YEARS of trading history:



It hasn't even reached sustained levels where it traded on the OTC, YEARS ago. Not sure what all the "excitement" is here yet? Lincoln has likely taken a breather from selling dilution shares- look at the historical charts, a normal pattern to let it come up for a "breather" between selling into strength as OCAT makes continual "draw-downs" on the dilutive credit line facility.

Nothing new here yet IMO. Same old.
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