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EPGL #1 on the breakout boards because of this!
"The Cooper Companies Inc. to Face $4.35
Billion Lawsuit by EP Global
Communications, Inc.
Complaint to be Filed June 22, 2015 if CooperVision, Inc. Does Not Relinquish all Technology Rights to
EPGL
IRVINE, Calif., June 3, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC: EPGL)
said today that it will file a $4.35 Billion dollar lawsuit against The Cooper Companies, Inc., a NYSE
publicly traded company based in Pleasanton California, unless the Company agrees to relinquish all rights
to several key technologies which the companies jointly own. Cooper asked for mediation with EPGL in
April 2015 after demanding EPGL grant exclusive licensing rights on all EPGL jointly owned technologies,
nine months early. Thus far, the mediation efforts have not yielded results that satisfy EPGL. If
CooperVision, Inc. continues to develop and use the key ophthalmic technologies jointly owned by EPGL
without a mutually negotiating a satisfactory royalty payment the Agreement, they are in violation of the
Contract and of United States Patent Law, according to EPGL lawyers.
EPGL intends to name The Cooper Companies, Inc., CooperVision, Inc., as well as multiple employees
involved, in the lawsuit.
EPGL believes that CooperVision Inc. has breached a contract Agreement between the two companies in
several ways, most notably by demanding exclusive licensing rights nine months earlier than the
Agreement called for and for failure to negotiate in good faith per certain Terms of the Agreement.
“CooperVision asked EPGL to solve problems and invent these technologies jointly under Agreement and
now claims co-ownership with rights of refusal etc. It’s time to pay your fair share CooperVision, or
relinquish the technologies free and clear to EPGL. You are utilizing assets that you have not negotiated
properly and paid for under the Contract.” Said Michael Hayes, President of EPGL. “They recently lured
EPGL into mediation on this issue to avoid a lawsuit and they clearly understand the value of the
technology and the coming market because their R&D team valued just one new bionic contact lens
application at nearly $5 Billion annual revenues. This is only one and we have several possible
applications for the technology. They will not give up their rights to EPGL because they know the
potential value of these key technologies over the next several years. As evidence, Cooper willingly
jumped into negotiations with Google in 2014 when the asking price by Google was $100 million USD, for
one mock-up glucose sensor lens. Subsequently the underlying enabling technologies jointly owned by
EPGL and CooperVision are superior to that of Google according to CooperVision’s R&D team.” Hayes
continued.
The enabling technology which EPGL and CooperVision presently hold 50/50 ownership together could
possibly block the entire industry, including Google, Apple Microsoft and several others from producing
such advanced electronic or “bionic” enabled contact lenses unless they pay lucrative on-going licensing
fees to CooperVision and EPGL.
EPGL is demanding that by June 17, 2015 CooperVision, Inc. relinquish all rights title and interest to their
50% ownership stake in several key patents, as settlement with EPGL, or EPGL will sue The Cooper
Companies, Inc. for breach of contract and fraudulent inducement, for $4.35 Billion dollars in fees and
punitive damages.
EPGL urges The Cooper Companies shareholders to demand that their Company conduct itself ethically
and properly under the contract with EPGL by adhering to the Terms of the Agreement and paying properly
for what they have gained from EPGL.
EPGL gonna blast North on the 3rd!
EPGL TWEETS!
@EPGLMed: EPGL and CooperVision continued negotiations this week. EPGL has invented certain technologies jointly with CooperVision which could revolutionize the contact lens industry and the ophthalmic industry as a whole with new capabilities for vision correction and vision enhancements. The potential market for such technology is estimated to be several billion dollars annually when it comes to market. EPGL plans a major update announcement, no later than June 3, 2015 and possibly earlier. Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. EPGL wishes to thank those who serve in the US Military and our thoughts are with those who have given their lives in service to our country.
EPGL TWEETS!
@EPGLMed: EPGL and CooperVision continued negotiations this week. EPGL has invented certain technologies jointly with CooperVision which could revolutionize the contact lens industry and the ophthalmic industry as a whole with new capabilities for vision correction and vision enhancements. The potential market for such technology is estimated to be several billion dollars annually when it comes to market. EPGL plans a major update announcement, no later than June 3, 2015 and possibly earlier. Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. EPGL wishes to thank those who serve in the US Military and our thoughts are with those who have given their lives in service to our country.
EPGL TWEETS!
@EPGLMed: EPGL and CooperVision continued negotiations this week. EPGL has invented certain technologies jointly with CooperVision which could revolutionize the contact lens industry and the ophthalmic industry as a whole with new capabilities for vision correction and vision enhancements. The potential market for such technology is estimated to be several billion dollars annually when it comes to market. EPGL plans a major update announcement, no later than June 3, 2015 and possibly earlier. Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. EPGL wishes to thank those who serve in the US Military and our thoughts are with those who have given their lives in service to our country.
If COO investors were to call and ask about agreements in place it is my belief that they would tell them about all agreements they have in place. I can try it out tomorrow.
It takes one, ONE, 1, phone call to COO IR for them to tell you that they have an agreement with EPGL. Period.
EPGL #1 penny stock of 2015! Negotiations opening at 1.1 BILLION with CooperVisions! Going to be $1.00+
**NEW TWEETS** Friday 5/8/2015 EPGL's most advanced ophthalmic technologies are now being sought by more than one major corporation. EPGL has several "eye opening patents pending in the ophthalmic field, ones that have potential to revolutionize vision capabilities for millions of people. EPGL's contact lens power source "Energy Harvest" technology is being sought by major companies.
CooperVision has jointly invented multiple patents in collaboration with EPGL as previously disclosed. Now, meaningful negotiations are about to get underway between the two companies for EPGL to grant exclusive rights exclusive license rights to these technologies, within the next several days. These technologies are potentially very significant as enabling a whole new market in vision care to exist worldwide. EPGL has been a start up company to this point. EPGL management believes the company may be at a pivotal moment and the investment community should pay close attention.
In addition, EPGL is creating additional new technologies with other major companies such as AT&T, which are equally as impressive and will be revealed in due time. Shareholders should also realize that any new developments from this point forward,will be reflected in future Quarters and not reports coming shortly. Investors should stay closely tuned to @EPGLMed in coming days.
**NEW TWEETS** Friday 5/8/2015 EPGL's most advanced ophthalmic technologies are now being sought by more than one major corporation. EPGL has several "eye opening patents pending in the ophthalmic field, ones that have potential to revolutionize vision capabilities for millions of people. EPGL's contact lens power source "Energy Harvest" technology is being sought by major companies.
CooperVision has jointly invented multiple patents in collaboration with EPGL as previously disclosed. Now, meaningful negotiations are about to get underway between the two companies for EPGL to grant exclusive rights exclusive license rights to these technologies, within the next several days. These technologies are potentially very significant as enabling a whole new market in vision care to exist worldwide. EPGL has been a start up company to this point. EPGL management believes the company may be at a pivotal moment and the investment community should pay close attention.
In addition, EPGL is creating additional new technologies with other major companies such as AT&T, which are equally as impressive and will be revealed in due time. Shareholders should also realize that any new developments from this point forward,will be reflected in future Quarters and not reports coming shortly. Investors should stay closely tuned to @EPGLMed in coming days.
Looks like the float is almost completely bought up, just get those shares locked up tight and KABOOM we'll break that .10 mark and not stop
EPGL HAS 1.1 BILLION DOLLAR NEGOTIATIONS WITH COOPERVISIONS! (COO) Also in talks with AT&T and INTEL!
BEXT PENNY STOCK TO GO $1.00+
EPGL IN TALKS WITH BILLION DOLLAR GIANTS! CooperVisions, AT&T and INTEL!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EPGL/filings
$EPGL next penny stock to go $1.00+ with multiple agreements signed with BILLION dollar companies! AT&T, Intel, and CooperVisions!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EPGL/filings
$EPGL signed agreements with multiple BILLION dollar companies! Intel, AT&T, and CooperVisions Check it out!
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EPGL/filings
EPGL in $1.1 Billion negotiations to license tech to CooperVisions! (NYSE COO) also filing patents with AT&T! And has agreements with Intel! This is the life changing stock everyone is looking for!
EPGL gonna be a big move as soon as the negotiations are complete with NYSE CooperVisions (NYSE: COO)
$$$
MSMY only 10k left @ .0005
Ask @ .0005 only 10,000
$EPGL GOING $1.00+ VERY SOON
NEGOTIATIONS STARTING AT $1.1 BILLION
CooperVision, Inc. Asks EP Global Communications, Inc. to Grant Option to License Immediately
44 days 22 hours 32 minutes ago - DJNF
EPGL Considering its Options in Light of the Early Request
IRVINE, Calif., March 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) announces new material developments. It was previously disclosed publicly in 2014 that EPGL and CooperVision, Inc. (COO NYSE The Cooper Companies Inc.) were engaged in a Development Agreement for new ophthalmic and medical technologies.
In a material development for EPGL, CooperVision, Inc. through its in-house IP counsel Muriel Haritchabalet, has asked EPGL to grant an immediate exclusive Option to License its technologies nearly one year earlier than EPGL expected. CooperVision, Inc. has now engaged outside IP counsel Tom Counts of Paul Hastings LLP to negotiate with EPGL.
EPGL is now considering the request with its own counsel and believes that the Development Agreement between the two companies requires that first, good faith negotiations are engaged in under the Agreement to compensate EPGL the maximum amount of money going forward, fairly for its work and joint ownership of the IP with CooperVision, Inc.
"We understand why CooperVision, Inc. wants to acquire this Option to License sooner than later because the subject technologies will potentially enable $5 billion new dollars in the field of ophthalmic annually according to experts in the field," said Michael Hayes President of EPGL. "This is a very significant development and EPGL will look out for its interests in any negotiation and expects the Development Agreement to be adhered to."
EPGL expects that CooperVision, Inc. will agree to abide by the Development Agreement terms and negotiate the required Agreements in good faith prior to EPGL granting the Option it is requesting. "We do believe we will successfully negotiate the granting of the Option to CooperVision, Inc. and have some news very soon on this topic for EPGL shareholders. Stay tuned," said Hayes.
CooperVision, Inc. Seeks Intermediary as EP Global Communications, Inc., Opens Negotiations at $1.1B
IRVINE, Calif., March 30, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) In a new material development to shareholders, EPGL has opened negotiations with CooperVision, Inc. at $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License their new ophthalmic technologies. As previously disclosed publicly, CooperVision, Inc. and EP Global Communications, Inc. have co-developed new contact lens technologies, which has led to several new patent filings. It is estimated by some industry experts that just one of these newly developed technologies could add $5 billion annually to contact lens sales worldwide.
CooperVision, Inc., who is represented by Tom Counts of Paul Hastings, LLP in San Francisco, has requested that EPGL immediately grant the exclusive Option to License the technologies several months earlier than EPGL had expected. Because of this new development and the value of EPGL's work, EPGL has opened negotiations at approximately $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License on all of the technologies at stake.
"We believe Mr. Counts is a reputable person we can work with via a proposed intermediary. CooperVision, Inc. has the potential opportunity with these new technologies, to dominate a growing new space in contact lens technology, a new market segment which companies such as Google, Novartis and J&J are publicly vying for. We know that those companies would be keenly interested in having this technology if they could," said Michael Hayes, President of EPGL. "The future of vision care is augmentation and electronic contact lenses, in the opinion of many experts. A revolution not unlike that of the smart phone is coming. A lot is at stake here." EPGL management believes an amicable deal can be reached between the companies in the near future.
In other developments, EPGL and AT&T continue work on several newly identified Intellectual Properties. The two companies signed a Development Agreement in December, 2014 and are now exploring projects that may result from the jointly conceived technologies. "These technologies are very timely in the wearable area and we believe there is a very large untapped market for them. We are very excited to be working with AT&T on cutting edge technologies," said Hayes.
EPGL will keep the investment community informed as these and other developments progress going forward.
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$EPGL GOING $1.00+ VERY SOON
NEGOTIATIONS STARTING AT $1.1 BILLION
CooperVision, Inc. Asks EP Global Communications, Inc. to Grant Option to License Immediately
44 days 22 hours 32 minutes ago - DJNF
EPGL Considering its Options in Light of the Early Request
IRVINE, Calif., March 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) announces new material developments. It was previously disclosed publicly in 2014 that EPGL and CooperVision, Inc. (COO NYSE The Cooper Companies Inc.) were engaged in a Development Agreement for new ophthalmic and medical technologies.
In a material development for EPGL, CooperVision, Inc. through its in-house IP counsel Muriel Haritchabalet, has asked EPGL to grant an immediate exclusive Option to License its technologies nearly one year earlier than EPGL expected. CooperVision, Inc. has now engaged outside IP counsel Tom Counts of Paul Hastings LLP to negotiate with EPGL.
EPGL is now considering the request with its own counsel and believes that the Development Agreement between the two companies requires that first, good faith negotiations are engaged in under the Agreement to compensate EPGL the maximum amount of money going forward, fairly for its work and joint ownership of the IP with CooperVision, Inc.
"We understand why CooperVision, Inc. wants to acquire this Option to License sooner than later because the subject technologies will potentially enable $5 billion new dollars in the field of ophthalmic annually according to experts in the field," said Michael Hayes President of EPGL. "This is a very significant development and EPGL will look out for its interests in any negotiation and expects the Development Agreement to be adhered to."
EPGL expects that CooperVision, Inc. will agree to abide by the Development Agreement terms and negotiate the required Agreements in good faith prior to EPGL granting the Option it is requesting. "We do believe we will successfully negotiate the granting of the Option to CooperVision, Inc. and have some news very soon on this topic for EPGL shareholders. Stay tuned," said Hayes.
CooperVision, Inc. Seeks Intermediary as EP Global Communications, Inc., Opens Negotiations at $1.1B
IRVINE, Calif., March 30, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) In a new material development to shareholders, EPGL has opened negotiations with CooperVision, Inc. at $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License their new ophthalmic technologies. As previously disclosed publicly, CooperVision, Inc. and EP Global Communications, Inc. have co-developed new contact lens technologies, which has led to several new patent filings. It is estimated by some industry experts that just one of these newly developed technologies could add $5 billion annually to contact lens sales worldwide.
CooperVision, Inc., who is represented by Tom Counts of Paul Hastings, LLP in San Francisco, has requested that EPGL immediately grant the exclusive Option to License the technologies several months earlier than EPGL had expected. Because of this new development and the value of EPGL's work, EPGL has opened negotiations at approximately $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License on all of the technologies at stake.
"We believe Mr. Counts is a reputable person we can work with via a proposed intermediary. CooperVision, Inc. has the potential opportunity with these new technologies, to dominate a growing new space in contact lens technology, a new market segment which companies such as Google, Novartis and J&J are publicly vying for. We know that those companies would be keenly interested in having this technology if they could," said Michael Hayes, President of EPGL. "The future of vision care is augmentation and electronic contact lenses, in the opinion of many experts. A revolution not unlike that of the smart phone is coming. A lot is at stake here." EPGL management believes an amicable deal can be reached between the companies in the near future.
In other developments, EPGL and AT&T continue work on several newly identified Intellectual Properties. The two companies signed a Development Agreement in December, 2014 and are now exploring projects that may result from the jointly conceived technologies. "These technologies are very timely in the wearable area and we believe there is a very large untapped market for them. We are very excited to be working with AT&T on cutting edge technologies," said Hayes.
EPGL will keep the investment community informed as these and other developments progress going forward.
EPGL $1.1 BILLION NEGOTIATIONS WITH NYSE CooperVisions (COO)
$EPGL GOING $1.00+ VERY SOON
NEGOTIATIONS STARTING AT $1.1 BILLION
CooperVision, Inc. Asks EP Global Communications, Inc. to Grant Option to License Immediately
44 days 22 hours 32 minutes ago - DJNF
EPGL Considering its Options in Light of the Early Request
IRVINE, Calif., March 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) announces new material developments. It was previously disclosed publicly in 2014 that EPGL and CooperVision, Inc. (COO NYSE The Cooper Companies Inc.) were engaged in a Development Agreement for new ophthalmic and medical technologies.
In a material development for EPGL, CooperVision, Inc. through its in-house IP counsel Muriel Haritchabalet, has asked EPGL to grant an immediate exclusive Option to License its technologies nearly one year earlier than EPGL expected. CooperVision, Inc. has now engaged outside IP counsel Tom Counts of Paul Hastings LLP to negotiate with EPGL.
EPGL is now considering the request with its own counsel and believes that the Development Agreement between the two companies requires that first, good faith negotiations are engaged in under the Agreement to compensate EPGL the maximum amount of money going forward, fairly for its work and joint ownership of the IP with CooperVision, Inc.
"We understand why CooperVision, Inc. wants to acquire this Option to License sooner than later because the subject technologies will potentially enable $5 billion new dollars in the field of ophthalmic annually according to experts in the field," said Michael Hayes President of EPGL. "This is a very significant development and EPGL will look out for its interests in any negotiation and expects the Development Agreement to be adhered to."
EPGL expects that CooperVision, Inc. will agree to abide by the Development Agreement terms and negotiate the required Agreements in good faith prior to EPGL granting the Option it is requesting. "We do believe we will successfully negotiate the granting of the Option to CooperVision, Inc. and have some news very soon on this topic for EPGL shareholders. Stay tuned," said Hayes.
CooperVision, Inc. Seeks Intermediary as EP Global Communications, Inc., Opens Negotiations at $1.1B
IRVINE, Calif., March 30, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) In a new material development to shareholders, EPGL has opened negotiations with CooperVision, Inc. at $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License their new ophthalmic technologies. As previously disclosed publicly, CooperVision, Inc. and EP Global Communications, Inc. have co-developed new contact lens technologies, which has led to several new patent filings. It is estimated by some industry experts that just one of these newly developed technologies could add $5 billion annually to contact lens sales worldwide.
CooperVision, Inc., who is represented by Tom Counts of Paul Hastings, LLP in San Francisco, has requested that EPGL immediately grant the exclusive Option to License the technologies several months earlier than EPGL had expected. Because of this new development and the value of EPGL's work, EPGL has opened negotiations at approximately $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License on all of the technologies at stake.
"We believe Mr. Counts is a reputable person we can work with via a proposed intermediary. CooperVision, Inc. has the potential opportunity with these new technologies, to dominate a growing new space in contact lens technology, a new market segment which companies such as Google, Novartis and J&J are publicly vying for. We know that those companies would be keenly interested in having this technology if they could," said Michael Hayes, President of EPGL. "The future of vision care is augmentation and electronic contact lenses, in the opinion of many experts. A revolution not unlike that of the smart phone is coming. A lot is at stake here." EPGL management believes an amicable deal can be reached between the companies in the near future.
In other developments, EPGL and AT&T continue work on several newly identified Intellectual Properties. The two companies signed a Development Agreement in December, 2014 and are now exploring projects that may result from the jointly conceived technologies. "These technologies are very timely in the wearable area and we believe there is a very large untapped market for them. We are very excited to be working with AT&T on cutting edge technologies," said Hayes.
EPGL will keep the investment community informed as these and other developments progress going forward.
$EPGL GOING $1.00+ VERY SOON
NEGOTIATIONS STARTING AT $1.1 BILLION
CooperVision, Inc. Asks EP Global Communications, Inc. to Grant Option to License Immediately
44 days 22 hours 32 minutes ago - DJNF
EPGL Considering its Options in Light of the Early Request
IRVINE, Calif., March 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) announces new material developments. It was previously disclosed publicly in 2014 that EPGL and CooperVision, Inc. (COO NYSE The Cooper Companies Inc.) were engaged in a Development Agreement for new ophthalmic and medical technologies.
In a material development for EPGL, CooperVision, Inc. through its in-house IP counsel Muriel Haritchabalet, has asked EPGL to grant an immediate exclusive Option to License its technologies nearly one year earlier than EPGL expected. CooperVision, Inc. has now engaged outside IP counsel Tom Counts of Paul Hastings LLP to negotiate with EPGL.
EPGL is now considering the request with its own counsel and believes that the Development Agreement between the two companies requires that first, good faith negotiations are engaged in under the Agreement to compensate EPGL the maximum amount of money going forward, fairly for its work and joint ownership of the IP with CooperVision, Inc.
"We understand why CooperVision, Inc. wants to acquire this Option to License sooner than later because the subject technologies will potentially enable $5 billion new dollars in the field of ophthalmic annually according to experts in the field," said Michael Hayes President of EPGL. "This is a very significant development and EPGL will look out for its interests in any negotiation and expects the Development Agreement to be adhered to."
EPGL expects that CooperVision, Inc. will agree to abide by the Development Agreement terms and negotiate the required Agreements in good faith prior to EPGL granting the Option it is requesting. "We do believe we will successfully negotiate the granting of the Option to CooperVision, Inc. and have some news very soon on this topic for EPGL shareholders. Stay tuned," said Hayes.
CooperVision, Inc. Seeks Intermediary as EP Global Communications, Inc., Opens Negotiations at $1.1B
IRVINE, Calif., March 30, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- EP Global Communications, Inc. (OTC-PINK: EPGL) In a new material development to shareholders, EPGL has opened negotiations with CooperVision, Inc. at $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License their new ophthalmic technologies. As previously disclosed publicly, CooperVision, Inc. and EP Global Communications, Inc. have co-developed new contact lens technologies, which has led to several new patent filings. It is estimated by some industry experts that just one of these newly developed technologies could add $5 billion annually to contact lens sales worldwide.
CooperVision, Inc., who is represented by Tom Counts of Paul Hastings, LLP in San Francisco, has requested that EPGL immediately grant the exclusive Option to License the technologies several months earlier than EPGL had expected. Because of this new development and the value of EPGL's work, EPGL has opened negotiations at approximately $1.1 billion for the exclusive Option to License on all of the technologies at stake.
"We believe Mr. Counts is a reputable person we can work with via a proposed intermediary. CooperVision, Inc. has the potential opportunity with these new technologies, to dominate a growing new space in contact lens technology, a new market segment which companies such as Google, Novartis and J&J are publicly vying for. We know that those companies would be keenly interested in having this technology if they could," said Michael Hayes, President of EPGL. "The future of vision care is augmentation and electronic contact lenses, in the opinion of many experts. A revolution not unlike that of the smart phone is coming. A lot is at stake here." EPGL management believes an amicable deal can be reached between the companies in the near future.
In other developments, EPGL and AT&T continue work on several newly identified Intellectual Properties. The two companies signed a Development Agreement in December, 2014 and are now exploring projects that may result from the jointly conceived technologies. "These technologies are very timely in the wearable area and we believe there is a very large untapped market for them. We are very excited to be working with AT&T on cutting edge technologies," said Hayes.
EPGL will keep the investment community informed as these and other developments progress going forward.
Very true, maybe patience will pay off here, good luck to you my friend, and good luck to all us MSMY shareholders!
We'll see. But I doubt it, unfortunately got sucked in on the pump and didn't get out quick enough. Wait and see sucks. Needs another pump now or down she goes
Viewing COO's news releases via Scottrade on 3/16/15
CooperVision, Inc. Asks EP Global Communications, Inc. to Grant Option to License Immediately
Again no one hitting the ask this week
Updated info on Otcmarkets today
http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=EPGL&id=136848
MSMY
MSMY
Let's see what this week has for MSMY
There's less than 5 billion issued and outstanding, and the float is less than 500 million. There's no dilution.
Hey I'll take .03 but without anyone buying or any news to cause the buying it's tough
@EPGLMed: AT&T has now approved several joint patents to be drafted by the two companies. New projects surrounding these technologies are under discussion and more news on this will be coming.
Pricewaterhouse Coopers has elected to hold all its shares for now with the exception of the 25 million it already agreed to retire from its holdings previously. PwC may or may not retire more shares in the future, but because of current ongoing negotiations, it does not wish to give up any more shares for now.
EPGL has invented additional new ophthalmic technologies in recent weeks, to add to tge several it already holds. Negotiations are on-going with CooperVision for that company to have exclusive rights to these technologies previously announced. More updates could come at anytime. Shareholders are encouraged to stay tuned to Twitter for new announcements and new PR dates coming. Have a wonderful weekend!
@EPGLMed: EPGL Update to Shareholders 4-24-2015. This will replace the update that was previously announced for Monday 4-27-2015:
If the buying doesn't start soon this one is as good as dead unfortunately. I think the only buying I saw this week was my own. GLTA watching and waiting patiently. MSMY has the possibility of making a huge move, but only if the buying starts.
Good morning MSMY
MSMY is next to explode, L2 crazy thin just needs a little buying pressure
MSMY super thin up to .007