So what management are you talking about? Mullan? The people in charge of the bankruptcy?

Appears somebody is trying to manipulate the price or play weird games. You put in a buy above what most of the shares traded at so far for the day and suddenly there are no shares available.

And then somebody dings you with these nonsense 4 share trades. They are basically trying to keep you from bidding by hitting you up with a commission and getting no shares. Say at Schwab you basically paid $4.95 for 4 shares. Total BS. And then Schwab is such a lame broker, if you did put in a minimum trade size, your order won't show up on the bid.

Hm, it does appear somebody tried to ding me, but Schwab gave them the finger. I didn't get them even though I was the bid. And then somebody stepped in above me.

14:26:52 Q 0.0011 -0.0003 4

I see the infamous Ted Jenkins, kiss of death, is now their IR guy.

Looks like best case scenario they might have a revenue generating product by 2020. For which there might be 90,000 people. Only have enough funds to take them through 2018. Are getting funds through dilution. Ask Ted how that turns out.

VRTX is getting an almost 10% improvement in lung function and it needs an add-on?

CF has about 70,000 worldwide. Systemic sclerosi about 90,000 US/Europe.

With Vertex Pharmaceuticals cystic fibrosis announcement Corbus could be a good short. Unless they can show a lung function improvement, why bother doing a phase 3.

Jenkins strikes out again.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals just blew Corbus's cystic fibrosis application out of the water. Vertex is showing an almost 10% increase in lung function. Corbus, correct me if I'm wrong, nada.

VRTX mkt cap 41B
CRBP mkt cap 324M, that's an M

Unless Corbus can show an improvement in lung function shouldn't even bother wasting money on phase 3. A bigger competitor has a better product. Game over.

So you're saying short Corbus Pharmaceuticals.

Anabasum? Single drug pipeline. Targeting inflammation. Maybe he still thinks he's at RCPI.

Synthetic pot. Venture funds want to throw money at anything connected to pot.

Nice 10 bagger from January last year. Coin flip on whether it will work or not.

So have they filed form 13D? If not, why not?

They own over 10%? Still in pocket change range at about $20,000.

So you know anybody with over 5% of the shares? Not that, that is any big deal. At the current price about $10,000.




















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So are you saying that in bankruptcy if you own more than 5% you don't have to file a 13D form with the SEC?

Are you aware of anybody that owns more than 5% of the shares?

So you've bought up over 1% of the company and are waiting for the big move?

There was.

So does anybody own over 1%? At the current price it's only about $2,000.

Look at the time stamps. They are listed latest to earliest (at bottom). So it took out any orders in the .0008 range and then went lower with most going for .0006.

Here's what traded today.

Time ET Ex Price Change Volume
15:10:45 Q 0.0008 0.0002 10,300
14:28:02 Q 0.000808 0.000208 40
13:29:48 Q 0.0007 0.0001 7,000
09:56:53 Q 0.0007 0.0001 301,000
09:56:52 Q 0.0008 0.0002 120,000
09:34:30 Q 0.0008 0.0002 16
09:30:02 Q 0.0007 0.0001 400

Somebody dumped 500,000 at market. Took out all the orders down to .0006. Interesting.

12:50:25 Q 0.0006 -0.0008 455,000
12:49:43 Q 0.0008 -0.0006 10,000
12:49:33 Q 0.0008 -0.0006 10,000
12:49:23 Q 0.001 -0.0004 15,000
12:49:12 Q 0.001 -0.0004 10,000

Extra Virgin Olive Oil Preserves Memory and Protects Brain Against Alzheimer’s
Neuroscience NewsNeuroscience NewsJune 21, 2017

Summary: Extra virgin olive oil can reduce neuroinflammation and activates autophagy, helping to protect memories and stave off dementia, a new study reports.

Source: Temple University.

The Mediterranean diet, rich in plant-based foods, is associated with a variety of health benefits, including a lower incidence of dementia. Now, researchers at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University (LKSOM) have identified a specific ingredient that protects against cognitive decline: extra-virgin olive oil, a major component of the Mediterranean diet. In a study published online June 21 in the Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology, the researchers show that the consumption of extra-virgin olive oil protects memory and learning ability and reduces the formation of amyloid-beta plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain — classic markers of Alzheimer’s disease.

The Temple team also identified the mechanisms underlying the protective effects of extra-virgin olive oil. “We found that olive oil reduces brain inflammation but most importantly activates a process known as autophagy,” explained senior investigator Domenico Praticò, MD, Professor in the Departments of Pharmacology and Microbiology and the Center for Translational Medicine at LKSOM. Autophagy is the process by which cells break down and clear out intracellular debris and toxins, such as amyloid plaques and tau tangles.

“Brain cells from mice fed diets enriched with extra-virgin olive oil had higher levels of autophagy and reduced levels of amyloid plaques and phosphorylated tau,” Dr. Praticò said. The latter substance, phosphorylated tau, is responsible for neurofibrillary tangles, which are suspected of contributing to the nerve cell dysfunction in the brain that is responsible for Alzheimer’s memory symptoms.

Whole article here, http://neurosciencenews.com/olive-oil-memory-alzheimers-6948/

Research Pipeline: 312 therapies for Alzheimer’s disease are in clinical trials

http://www.usagainstalzheimers.org/clinical-trials/about?gclid=CKqtgqjWz9QCFYY7gQodGe8Ajg

According to this website, that's not theories, invitro testing, or playing with mice, but actual clinical trials. Everything and the kitchen sink is being thrown at it. It's why I could care less about anatabine and Alzheimer's. Makes it another me too which is why there is probably so little interest.

There is so MUCH more to anatabine.

You think that if you practice something 8 hrs a day, 5 days a week you might get really good at it? Especially if you get it wrong you're going to get stabbed with a needle. Are the other professions doing it 8 hrs a day? Are they going to get stabbed with a needle?

What this study shows is that with practice you can change the brain and enhance it's abilities. IQ tests test the ability to differentiate, to be able to tell the difference between things. It's a timed test. You think with practice you could get better and faster at being able to tell the difference? For me it took about 10 yrs of practice to get into the 1% club. That was 25 yrs ago. You can get astoundingly fast.

These researchers probably don't realize that their study verified that with practice you can increase your IQ. I love looking at other peoples data to see what they missed.

Dressmakers found to have needle-sharp 3-D vision

Date: June 14, 2017

Stereoscopic vision is the brain's ability to decode the flat 2D optical information received by both eyes to give us the depth of perception needed to thread a needle, catch a ball, park a car and generally navigate a 3D world.

Using computerized perceptual tasks, researchers from UC Berkeley and the University of Geneva, Switzerland, tested the stereoscopic vision of dressmakers and other professionals, and found dressmakers to be the most eagle-eyed.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/06/170614133734.htm

Others are starting to catch on that foods you eat can kill cancers. What I find interesting about this study is that it wasn't one food by itself, but combinations that did the trick. Perfectly harmless foods in combination and cancer cells keel over. Finding those combinations could be hard. And it explains why studies on single foods haven't shown consistent results. They weren't factoring in everything that affected the study results.

It's interesting to note the one of the symptoms of a skin growth being cancer is if it oozes or bleeds. What is that? You think that just maybe something you ate is killing it off? But who eats the same thing all the time or in a large enough dose to eradicate it. And do the foods work on all cancers or only some? Much research still to be done.

Starving prostate cancer with what you eat: Apple peels, red grapes, turmeric

Date: June 6, 2017

"After screening a natural compound library, we developed an unbiased look at combinations of nutrients that have a better effect on prostate cancer than existing drugs," says corresponding author Stefano Tiziani, assistant professor in the Department of Nutritional Sciences and Dell Pediatric Research Institute at UT Austin. "The beauty of this study is that we were able to inhibit tumor growth in mice without toxicity."

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/06/170606112750.htm

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. I've got a minimum trade size to keep from getting these stupid 8 share partial fills. If I had put my order in just a little sooner would have probably gotten those two 5,000 share trades. Figuring in the commission, would have upped my cost by almost 50%, but still a reasonable price if I didn't get any more shares for the day.

I see another 26 shares traded. My minimum kept me from getting those. I don't mind getting those, it's just if that's all you get for the day, you get nickled and dimed on the commissions.

Not sure if my order not showing is good or bad. I did get a complete fill earlier of my GTC order.

When you get in the OTC market like this, the rules get murky. Minimum size is 100 shares for your order to show. So all these few shares are market orders of somebody dumping them.

The documents are numbered. What's document 47?

RCPI has a lawyer representing it. I assume that would be us shareholders since we're the owners. Contacting the trustee would be the wrong person. You would think "our" lawyer would be the one to see we got the most for the IP.

John D. McLaughlin, Jr.
Ciardi Ciardi & Astin
1204 N. King Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
302-658-1100
Fax : 302-658-1300
Email: jmclaughlin@ciardilaw.com

Who trades 8 shares of a penny stock? Is there still anybody left that has a few shares laying around that is finally throwing in the towel? There never were very many shareholders to start with. If I remember right, it was in the 600 range.

Thanks for that link. So why isn't my bid showing up. Hmmmm. And 10,000 shares traded just before I got my order in. Missed getting those.

Does anybody have level II on OTC? Do we know how many shares traded at .0006? I had an order at .001 and didn't get a fill, but then I've got a minimum order size on it so I won't get any more partial 40 share fills.

Still working on it. Hopefully I can get something going soon.

20 a day is probably over kill. I haven't been able to determine if Anatabine is able to eradicate cancer or just put it into remission. Cancer can only exist by tricking the immune system into supporting it. Cancer cells are very high maintenance. And one thing to realize, not all cancer cells in a tumor are the same. Some you almost just look at them and they keel over. Others are more resistant. If you get the immune system to behave itself, even those will succumb.

Be aware that certain foods you eat can kill cancer cells. Whether they reliably do that depends on the immune system. It's why under controlled conditions you get variable results. The researchers aren't taking into account all factors effecting the test results.

500k??? It was over 1.4 million. And yet all stupid Schwab could get me was 200 shares. When you figure in the commission I paid .0258 cents a share. Over 20 times the going price. Shish.

Today's volume so far is 40 shares. Who sells 40 shares? You spent more in commissions than you got.

Where are all these shares for sale coming from? And who's wanting to buy? Currently have 1,320,000 on the bid and 1,124,121 on the ask. Wide spread though, .0011/.0017.

One thing you have to be aware of in doing research and reading articles, it might be fake science. Just because it's published in a journal doesn't mean it's true. And from what we've been through as shareholders, we know the FDA is corrupt.

A good news story with people in the know explaining the problem.
http://fullmeasure.news/news/cover-story/fake-science

There's nothing illegal about buying and selling anatabine. You may have noticed the FDA has zero interest in those selling it on Ebay. They could cared less. The company never had to stop selling it. The FDA would have had to go to court and get an injunction. Even then they could have continued selling it.

I've always wondered, were they making money on selling it? Us shareholders could never figure it out. If they were, it didn't appear to be much. Maybe they were selling so little that fixed costs ate up the profit. Little being 10-50,000 bottles a month. We were never even able to figure out that.

I'm familiar with those studies. It's not what I'm looking for additional data on.

My expertise is to look at data and see what nobody else does. The most important thing I wanted to know about those articles you referenced was the date, 2 1/2 and 3 yrs. ago. Stale data. Medical science is moving really fast these days.

The political scene has changed mucho since anatabloc was bullied off the market. If anything the FDA needs to be worried that somebody is going to come along and turn the tables on them and make them mostly obsolete. There are already rumblings of it happening. To reshape it so products can get to market faster.

I want to do mice studies for the data. Quick, simple studies. Not worried in the slightest about Alzheimer's.

One study could be done in a few weeks. Quick, fast, cheap. A simple does it work for this? If yes, you would have an instant $20-30 million a month market.

Another is a variation on a study somebody else did. Take 2 months at most. If I get the results I expect, would change medicine as we know it.

You have to realize, we've only had a clean water supply for a 100 yrs or so. And in parts of the world, they still don't. Just ask India. What use to be in the water supply? What effect does that have on bodies. Why does the immune system work the way it does?

What else use to be in the environment and has been mostly removed in the last 20-30 yrs? Why has there been a spike in some diseases that has the idiot doctors and so called experts scratching their heads?

I'm not doing Alzheimer's research. There is so much more to anatabine than Alzheimer's. Much, much more.

I'm doing quick, simple studies for the data. I've got questions that nobody has asked before and the only way to get answers is to do actual research.

It's 3 year old data. They should now have completed Nilvadipine trial data. Mullan is now saying amyloid is a bust.

There is some much more to anatabine then Alzheimer's. Much more. I want to complete at least one mice study this year. Trying to figure out who to write the check to. And which study I want to do first. I have multiple studies I want to do. Some are fairly quick, month or two at most.

Might even see about getting Roskamp to do one of them for me. They should already be setup to do them and are familiar with anatabine. Need to do a lot of vetting and get some answers before I would go with them. And sign lots of legal stuff protecting any patent rights.

The Herald Tribune article is 2 1/2 yrs old. Mullan clearly said the amyloid hypothesis is a bust. If Nilvadipine works, why is he saying 25 yrs of research down the drain? Basically a total waste.

If they are going to release the research on Nilvadipine some time this year, they should have most of the data and by now and know pretty much what the results are going to be. If it showed any efficacy at all, wouldn't they by now have said something? It's already on the market and known to be safe. With Alzheimer's times a wasting. I would be more than happy to be proved wrong, but it appears to have been a bust.

Here's another interesting article. What if it also works the other way, the brain can affect the gut bacteria? The MOA would be the immune system. Or maybe you "sense" something isn't right and change your diet. My research has shown that what those bacteria are up to is important to some degree. Much more needs to be learned.

And of course foods you eat are important. Factoring in all the interactions can get complex. I've discovered that some foods can treat some diseases, but it depends on what the immune system is doing. It's the hidden variable that answers why sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Do we know a safe way to get the immune system to behave itself?

When Gut Bacteria Change Brain Function

Some researchers believe that the microbiome may play a role in regulating how people think and feel.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/06/gut-bacteria-on-the-brain/395918/

I watched the video again just to see if I'm misinterpreting it. This is a major announcement. Mullan who discovered amyloid and it's Alzheimer's connection is saying it's a symptom. Has nothing to do with the cause so trying to reduce it was a total waste of time. Roskamp is abandoning trying to regulate amyloid or reduce it. 25 years down the drain. Wow.

Doing some googling to see if there is some kind of announcement and came across this.

Is the Leading Theory About Alzheimer's Wrong?
Yet another failed drug trial has prompted soul-searching about the “amyloid hypothesis.”
Sarah Zhang Feb 22, 2017
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2017/02/alzheimers-amyloid-hypothesis/517185/

One data point that has stuck with me and been a puzzlement was some research done on mice with MS. They injected amyloid into the mice's brains and it increased their MS. On a whim they injected it into their bodies outside the blood/brain barrier. To their total surprise it reduced their MS.

The most important thing to know about amyloid is they really have no idea what it actually does in the body.

After watching the video again, he's basically abandoning the amyloid hypothesis. And if anything, the video was a request for donations. Why donate to us as opposed to others doing Alzheimer's research.

Nilvad was a bust. It may or may not have reduced amyloid, but so what. Didn't apparently have any effect on Alzheimer's.

Watch his mannerisms and listen closely to what he says. He's saying the last 25 years of research were a waste other than we now know what doesn't work. Ouch.

How's this effect anatabine. Not at all that I can see.

I noticed the facial cream was on Ebay, and only $60 so picked up a jar. A few weeks ago I had gotten into some poison ivy and 1mg a day slows it down. The Anatabloc I ordered showed up so upped the dose to 3mg a day and that stopped it from getting any bigger. Had 7-8 spots about 1/4 inch. They didn't itch or ooze, but weren't going away. When the cream showed up, applied it right to them. In 3-4 days was basically gone. If you looked close could see where it had been. Amazing stuff.

In the past depending on dosage, would either prevent entirely other than a small telltale, or limit it's size, and stop any itching or oozing. And then it would be 2+ weeks that it would slowly fade away.

Um, didn't he just say that amyloid was a wild goose chase. You reduce amyloid and it has no effect. If I was to guess, NILVAD was a bust.

Just got 4 bottles on Ebay. Only one who bid. Very reasonable. Only $320 including shipping.