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Stock moving. Maybe news of the grant leaked???
Load the boat boys! Big New is coming out this week - .05+. Mark this post.
I have a feeling this is the week. It’s been a few weeks since the scientific review review.
Probably the next couple weeks.
Repost for new guys.
7 Sure Signs That You Should Not Be Playing The Stock Market (at least not the Penny Markets anyway) big smile
1. You Believe That The Share Price of Your Penny Stock Is Down Because of Shorting
No, no, no! Impossible! We'll say it again. It is impossible for a significant short position to exist in any penny stock. Anybody who tells you otherwise is conning you. Any tout who tells you that his "pick" went down because of shorting is a liar. There is only one reason for a penny stock to go down in price. And that is because sellers (mostly insiders) are flooding the market with stock.
2. You Believe That There Is Such A Thing As A "Paid Basher"
The fact of the matter is that most penny stocks are scams. The regulators have made it far too easy for con artists to infiltrate the stock market with ridiculous schemes, most of which are designed to dump worthless stock onto an unsuspecting public. In order for these cons to get you to buy their stock, their company has to be "talked up" and that is through paid promoters who have developed email or snail mail lists by advertising their own feigned success in the penny markets. Some of these promoters are so good at conning their audience, they even convince subscribers to pay for their membership. Most, but not all, will specify some sort of compensation for their promotion, as required by law.
When a penny stock goes down, touts and company insiders will often invoke the idea of shorting as the cause. As discussed previously, shorting penny stocks is so prohibitive, that it never causes the demise of the price of a penny stock. Still, people will try and convince you that anybody speaking negatively about the prospects of a penny stock is a "paid basher" out to aid the shorts. As there is no upside to paying somebody to speak negatively about a penny stock, paid bashers are a fairy tale. Same goes for these fantasy so-called "short and distort" schemes. If you believe that the share price of a penny stock can go down because of a paid basher, GET OUT OF THE MARKET NOW!
3. You Think That A Stock Can Have More Buyers Than Sellers or Vice Versa
Every trade requires a buy and a seller. Period. There is no such thing as more buys than sells or more sells than buys. Think of a stock as a car. If you are looking to buy, you know how much you are willing to spend. Same with a stock. You make a bid and if the seller is willing to sell it to you at that price, then you have a deal. But there is still a buyer and a seller. Same if you are selling a car. You know what price you want and if the buyer meets your price, then you have a deal. Once again, you still have a seller and a buyer. It takes two to tango and two to complete a transaction. A stock, like a car, boat or house is only worth what somebody will pay for it.
4. You Think That Penny Stocks Can Be Charted
The concept of relying on charts to determine when a penny stock should be bought and sold is one of the most ridiculous theories out there. Chartology is unreliable at the best of times even with legitimate stocks. Penny stocks are at most times manipulated and Bolinger Bands or Candlestick analysis cannot ever be relied on to indicate buy or sell signals. In fact, applying these theories or others like them, is guaranteed to give you a wrong answer every time. Even those that devised these analytical techniques will tell you that they cannot apply to penny stocks. Once a promotion of a penny stock ends, there is no logic as to where it will trade, except that it will trade lower.
5. You Believe That If The Company Makes A Statement, It Is Guaranteed to Be Truthful
There is still the perception out there that regulators like the SEC check out every statement a company make for legitimacy. Or that the regulators will catch and prosecute a stock schemer every time. Not even close to true. Most securities fraud artists, especially in the penny markets, get away scot-free. Even those that are eventually prosecuted, can spend years spinning their cons before they are stopped.
A press release or SEC filing issued by a company involved in a pump and dump scheme rarely speaks the absolute truth, if at all. At a minimum, the truth is distorted with a positive bent to make the announcement seem better than it is. Many are just outright fabrications. It bears repeating, that you should look for the caveats in announcements, which will eventually lead to an easy out for the announcer. For example, financing of up to x dollars. An option to acquire... Will buy back up to x dollars of stock from time to time at the discretion of the Board of Directors. Our favorite term is "best efforts".
6. You Believe That Paying A Tout For Penny Stock Picks Makes the Pick More Legitimate
It is unfathomable that some touts garner fees from their subscribers. These are promoters getting paid from both sides. Almost always, they are promoting the same stock that the "free" touts are promoting.
7. You Believe That Trading In Penny Stocks Is Indicative of The Major Markets
We laugh when we hear someone claim that their penny stock was down because the DOW was also down on the day. How preposterous. Except perhaps in the event of a horrendous day on the major markets (like a crash), when everyone is jittery, penny stocks are absolutely not indicative of the major markets. Most penny stocks go up because of independent promotions and most go to down when the promotion ends or insider selling weighs on the share price. The performance of the DOW or any other major index generally has no relevance to the performance of penny stocks.
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Wrong....simply ..google ihub lawsuits......duh!
stockdawg44 on 12/17/2013 7:32:49 PM
I only disagree with the charts thing to
Nitwit on 12/17/2013 7:37:46 PM
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Probably some old legacy shareholder. I don’t think they have much left.
I meant unrealized loss
I bet that huge loss is in your portfolio is! I know it is in mine. Lol
Sounds like we should hear news on the grant money in less then a month.
Massive accumulation before we shoot for the moon!
Big news THIS week. Massive buying from that CEO. connect the dots!
I also have the DD and huge news is coming. Billions!!!!
Awesome report! .03 is right around the corner.
BioCorRx Provides Update on BICX102
ANAHEIM, CA, Aug. 07, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BioCorRx Inc. (OTCQB: BICX) (the “Company”), a developer and provider of advanced solutions in the treatment of alcohol and opioid addictions, today announced a general update on BICX102, the Company’s sustained release naltrexone implant for the treatment of opioid and alcohol use disorders. The company previously announced that a grant application was submitted to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in May for the development of BICX102. This specific grant opportunity, Development of Medications to Prevent and Treat Opioid Use Disorders and Overdose (UG3/UH3), was created as a result of the current opioid epidemic.
Last week, the NIH announced a change in the amount of funds available and anticipated awards under this grant opportunity. The NIH now intends to commit $70 million in each fiscal year to 20 grants, collectively. The previous intention was to commit $10 million annually to about 3-4 grants, respectively. The NIH continues to boost its initiative, by increasing the funds available, in order to accelerate viable treatment solutions to combat the growing national opioid crisis.
According to the NIH, the Company’s grant application is scheduled for scientific review this month. The Company expects to receive feedback on the review within a few weeks thereafter. BioCorRx has also added more experts to the Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (CMC) team for BICX102, as well as an experienced project manager to coordinate the development plans. Ingredients for the implant have started to arrive and the build out for machinery and tooling needed for large scale manufacturing of the implant is nearing completion.
Brady Granier, President, CEO and Director, stated, “While we wait for the grant review process to play out and for the remaining equipment and supplies to arrive, we are working diligently on the coordination and planning that is required for drug development. The procurement and build out of FDA quality machinery and ingredients are vital first steps that we have been working on aggressively behind the scenes for several months. In the interim, we have also added more experts from the industry to help in our planning so that we are fully prepared when we initiate the next phase of our drug development plan. We feel positive about the prospect of a grant award, but regardless of the results of the grant review, our plans are in place to start development work with the capital we have raised to date. We are fortunate to have many long term strategic investors supporting our efforts who believe in the product and management. We will continue to keep shareholders appraised as developments unfold.
https://ir.biocorrx.com/press-releases/detail/133
.03 coming!! Load up TPP!!!
BIG things going on behind the scenes! .03 coming
Call the company and ask them. I can tell you 100% that they submitted an application.
Back over .01 - next stop .03
Time to load up - .03 is coming.....
Patience buddy. These grants take some time to get approved. I am sure news will be out soon. You can give investor relations a call if you need more info.
That’s right now.
looks like OTCX market maker in the new big seller.
When the the grant money comes in it’s off the to races. IMO we will see a much higher share price.
BICX102 is going to be added to the list very soon.
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Information about Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Opioid Treatment Program Directory
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of medications in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, which is effective in the treatment of opioid use disorders (OUD) and can help some people to sustain recovery.
More must be done to facilitate treatment options and the development of therapies to address OUD as a chronic disease with long-lasting effects. This means helping more people secure MAT, which requires us to break the stigma often associated with some of the medications used to treat OUD. It also requires us to find new and more effective ways to advance the use of medical therapy for the treatment of OUD.
There are three drugs approved by the FDA for the treatment of opioid dependence: buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone. All three of these treatments have been demonstrated to be safe and effective in combination with counseling and psychosocial support. Everyone who seeks treatment for an OUD should be offered access to all three options as this allows providers to work with patients to select the treatment best suited to an individual’s needs. Due to the chronic nature of OUD, the need for continuing MAT should be re-evaluated periodically. There is no maximum recommended duration of maintenance treatment, and for some patients, treatment may continue indefinitely.
FDA-approved buprenorphine products approved for the treatment of opioid dependence include:
Bunavail (buprenorphine and naloxone) buccal film
Probuphine (buprenorphine) implant for subdermal administration
Sublocade (buprenorphine extended-release) injection for subcutaneous use
Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) sublingual film for sublingual or buccal use
Subutex (buprenorphine and naloxone) sublingual film or tablet
Zubsolv (buprenorphine and naloxone) sublingual tablets
FDA-approved methadone products approved for the treatment of opioid dependence include:
Dolophine (methadone hydrochloride) tablets
Methadose (methadone hydrochloride) oral concentrate
FDA-approved naltrexone products approved for the treatment of opioid dependence include:
Vivitrol (naltrexone for extended-release injectable suspension) intramuscular
https://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/InformationbyDrugClass/ucm600092.htm?
CEO picking up more shares. Grant money coming anyway now. Hmmmm
Remember, share price means nothing. It’s all about the market cap as far as the value of the company.
Don’t forget they also have the option to buy the same amount of shares at a dollar that’s what the warrants are for the next three years.
Time to load up again boys. Anything .008 or below is a gift.
I told everyone we were going to go to .03 - don’t let this healthy consolidation fool you, we are still going back up to .03 - Don’t sell
It’s down on low volume so don’t get scared into selling!
Stock is up big, but the board is so quiet. Lol
7 Sure Signs That You Should Not Be Playing The Stock Market (at least not the Penny Markets anyway) big smile
1. You Believe That The Share Price of Your Penny Stock Is Down Because of Shorting
No, no, no! Impossible! We'll say it again. It is impossible for a significant short position to exist in any penny stock. Anybody who tells you otherwise is conning you. Any tout who tells you that his "pick" went down because of shorting is a liar. There is only one reason for a penny stock to go down in price. And that is because sellers (mostly insiders) are flooding the market with stock.
2. You Believe That There Is Such A Thing As A "Paid Basher"
The fact of the matter is that most penny stocks are scams. The regulators have made it far too easy for con artists to infiltrate the stock market with ridiculous schemes, most of which are designed to dump worthless stock onto an unsuspecting public. In order for these cons to get you to buy their stock, their company has to be "talked up" and that is through paid promoters who have developed email or snail mail lists by advertising their own feigned success in the penny markets. Some of these promoters are so good at conning their audience, they even convince subscribers to pay for their membership. Most, but not all, will specify some sort of compensation for their promotion, as required by law.
When a penny stock goes down, touts and company insiders will often invoke the idea of shorting as the cause. As discussed previously, shorting penny stocks is so prohibitive, that it never causes the demise of the price of a penny stock. Still, people will try and convince you that anybody speaking negatively about the prospects of a penny stock is a "paid basher" out to aid the shorts. As there is no upside to paying somebody to speak negatively about a penny stock, paid bashers are a fairy tale. Same goes for these fantasy so-called "short and distort" schemes. If you believe that the share price of a penny stock can go down because of a paid basher, GET OUT OF THE MARKET NOW!
3. You Think That A Stock Can Have More Buyers Than Sellers or Vice Versa
Every trade requires a buy and a seller. Period. There is no such thing as more buys than sells or more sells than buys. Think of a stock as a car. If you are looking to buy, you know how much you are willing to spend. Same with a stock. You make a bid and if the seller is willing to sell it to you at that price, then you have a deal. But there is still a buyer and a seller. Same if you are selling a car. You know what price you want and if the buyer meets your price, then you have a deal. Once again, you still have a seller and a buyer. It takes two to tango and two to complete a transaction. A stock, like a car, boat or house is only worth what somebody will pay for it.
4. You Think That Penny Stocks Can Be Charted
The concept of relying on charts to determine when a penny stock should be bought and sold is one of the most ridiculous theories out there. Chartology is unreliable at the best of times even with legitimate stocks. Penny stocks are at most times manipulated and Bolinger Bands or Candlestick analysis cannot ever be relied on to indicate buy or sell signals. In fact, applying these theories or others like them, is guaranteed to give you a wrong answer every time. Even those that devised these analytical techniques will tell you that they cannot apply to penny stocks. Once a promotion of a penny stock ends, there is no logic as to where it will trade, except that it will trade lower.
5. You Believe That If The Company Makes A Statement, It Is Guaranteed to Be Truthful
There is still the perception out there that regulators like the SEC check out every statement a company make for legitimacy. Or that the regulators will catch and prosecute a stock schemer every time. Not even close to true. Most securities fraud artists, especially in the penny markets, get away scot-free. Even those that are eventually prosecuted, can spend years spinning their cons before they are stopped.
A press release or SEC filing issued by a company involved in a pump and dump scheme rarely speaks the absolute truth, if at all. At a minimum, the truth is distorted with a positive bent to make the announcement seem better than it is. Many are just outright fabrications. It bears repeating, that you should look for the caveats in announcements, which will eventually lead to an easy out for the announcer. For example, financing of up to x dollars. An option to acquire... Will buy back up to x dollars of stock from time to time at the discretion of the Board of Directors. Our favorite term is "best efforts".
6. You Believe That Paying A Tout For Penny Stock Picks Makes the Pick More Legitimate
It is unfathomable that some touts garner fees from their subscribers. These are promoters getting paid from both sides. Almost always, they are promoting the same stock that the "free" touts are promoting.
7. You Believe That Trading In Penny Stocks Is Indicative of The Major Markets
We laugh when we hear someone claim that their penny stock was down because the DOW was also down on the day. How preposterous. Except perhaps in the event of a horrendous day on the major markets (like a crash), when everyone is jittery, penny stocks are absolutely not indicative of the major markets. Most penny stocks go up because of independent promotions and most go to down when the promotion ends or insider selling weighs on the share price. The performance of the DOW or any other major index generally has no relevance to the performance of penny stocks.
Replies:
Wrong....simply ..google ihub lawsuits......duh!
stockdawg44 on 12/17/2013 7:32:49 PM
I only disagree with the charts thing to
Nitwit on 12/17/2013 7:37:46 PM
Report TOS
Wow - this price move was all based on that shareholder meeting. What happen?
Looks like .01+ today
More BICX press on Fox. Listen to dr Seigel’s comments.
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/5777300197001/?#sp=show-clips
No where to go but up! .01+ tomorrow- mark this post!
.03+ is coming. I hope everyone is loading up in this range. Last time we went sub Penny this ran to $.10
Huge deal with a BIG fish. Get ready!
Short squeeze baby! .03+ coming!!!!