Thanks, but for me the big take away message is that we as retail investors are just getting what we asked for/voted for and not doing what we can as individuals to effect change.
Start-up biotechs like Ocata, desperately in need of governmental financing help to cure massive health matters, and overcome the controlling and defining stangelhold of the all too powerful likes of nefarious pharmas/banks/wall street dynamics, etc., are one's only hope for change.
Investors get what they ask for, what they're too lazy to change let alone understand.
When wall street writes the legislative language of their 'bough' legislators and when super pacs thrive and the Goldman Sachs of the world pay a Clinton 675,000. for a speech, does one truly expect any change from these individuals?
Hundreds of examples can be given.
I say again, fortunately Ocata investors got saved, not because they kept the company alive for 10+ years,but because they were used and abused to provide riches for the hedgies, the mm, the rabins,the wottons and their cronies of the world.
Change comes through ballot box and a revolution in one's thoughts and actions.
I know you realize how incredibly lucky things ended for you.
