They are smarter than that to release big news Thanksgiving week

Re next news, hopefully they know better than to release big news during Thanksgiving week.

Gee glad you've narrowed down to just two possiblities. Perhaps you are unaware that there are drugs (heard of Tylenol) that can reduce fever, though they do that without curing anything. It's called treating the symptoms, not curing the disease.

holy sh*t batman thanks for posting phil

Put in a sell order at a high price you are comfortable with, like say $5, but instead of a day order choose good until canceled--that way you won't have to do it every day. The order should stay in place for 3 or 4 months depending on your brokerage firm.

Nice job all you longs if you placed sell orders in at $5 good til cancelled to protect your shares from being loaned out to the short sellers, including the market makers.

You are making an impact!

Doc100 still holding any stock?

Enough with the rah-rah Ace

BEAMBE VOLUNTEER TIME TO HELP PEOPLE--KIND PERSON

BEAMBE WANTS TO BUY CHEAP, DON'T FORGET IT

Well the stock has a 50% shares shorted figure for several days in the two weeks prior to the recent run-up in price. So if that is any indication, we may see more price increases.

AEMD is filing an IDE with the FDA for cancer treatment in the first quarter of 2015. Perhaps he can participate in the study or get a compassionate use exemption.

You can limit the short-seller's success by not allowing the shares in your brokerage account to be loaned out to them. They can only complete their short sales by borrowing stock from those of thus that are long.

So, the way to do this is by putting in a sell order in your account at a price you would feel comfortable selling. The price doesn't matter--I use $5 since I would be glad if the price got this high.

This is critical in battling the short-sellers, and I encourage all of you to do this. The shorts cannot complete (deliver) the stock they have sold short without borrowing it from somewhere, and that somewhere is YOUR stock account.

I used to be in the business, I know.

You're aware we have a cancer treatment strategy....

Yes these are the Defense Dept. conncections I have been referring to, you would think it would expedite the use wherever the military was involved, including Africa

thanks for keeping us posted...b-bye

Nice job sjk

Unreal, thanks for posting-Sanjay Gupta on a Sunday morning in the near future is next I'll wager

Sanjay Gupta, this is right up your alley--a great story!!

The company should be issuing a press release today

"When I see a medical device company or big pharma publically support this company I'll know there's solid validation."

And by then the price will be elsewhere...regarding validation, how does the Dept. of Defense work for you?

And ten days later he was on his deathbed!!

It wouldn't be "Aethlon finding a buyer in Africa", it would be Aethlon selling the devices to the U.S. government who would have military doctors administer the procedure.

Yes exactly garydaemon he was given an experimental ebola drug on day 1 and by day 14 his condition had deteriorated to the point of multiple organ failure, at which point, Aethlon was called in and his condition recovered!!

When the hemopurifier was administered the only drugs he was on were treating the symptoms of advanced Ebola illness such as hemorrhaging everywhere and organ failure.

thanks for your input and opinion as always

oddone where did you see that mentioned, I must have missed it

The entire business of treating Ebola victims is wrought with hazards--I can't believe we would not utilize an effective treatment because we couldn't deal with the safe disposal and cleaning of dialysis machines.

We may as well not be over there spending $6 billion to set up treatment centers in the first place.

Our military is building the treatment centers--treating Ebola either with or without a hemopurifier requires the highest of safety protocols, including safe disposal. How would handling a cartridge safely differ from handling the patient themselves?

The shares outstanding are reported in the SEC financial statements...look under fully diluted shares outstanding...

Thank you exski99

I guess you don't read the news...if you are a taxpayer, then it's you that are paying for it. lol

I still maintain they will be using the hemopurifier in the treatment centers in Africa.

Pure speculation on my part, but just seems like a logical conclusion...why wouldn't they use the best technology this country has to offer...and the Dept. of Defense already knows us and is working with us on other projects.

Yea but the other treatments were to treat the symptoms of the disease--they were not to cure the disease.

Big difference.

I'm going to say that I'm a multi-millionaire--holding 1.7 million shares

That's what is funny. Those who know this company and its history already know that it works. This "news" on Friday has already been demonstrated, albeit never in a live Ebola infected person.

Talking to yourself about silly price targets is silly and transparent

Calm down Lando, it wasn't a personal attack on you lol

I knew I shouldn't have allowed my subscription to Kidney Week elapse...but it was either that or lose Mad Magazine...

600 million shares out = CTSO market cap at near $150 million

Perhaps a bit ahead of itself eh?

They can quantify how much of the virus was removed by the filter