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Re: sts66 post# 31136

Friday, 07/25/2014 3:36:54 PM

Friday, July 25, 2014 3:36:54 PM

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Lose perspective?

If I told you 1 year ago today (shortly after the dilution of last summer)that AMRN would get run over at ADCOM 9-2, have their ANCHOR SPA reneged, what would you have told me?? Remember the conversations at that time about the dilution? Shareholders were up in arms, believing that this was a prelude to ANCHOR denial. Many of the same clowns here were saying the same thing.. "the dilution has nothing to do with the company believing ANCHOR is in trouble, its putting the company in a stronger position for approval, don't lose focus, Anchor is the prize...", yada yada yada. Remember that? It is easy to make the broad case of everything that you said. All makes complete sense. But it is naive to think that AMRN has a clear path to R-it and no one can tarnish, block, or come in the way of it. Please.

Current price action meaningless? Really? In Jun 2012 stock traded $14.50ish. Since Dec 2012 after GIA announcement, the stock has been the leading indicator for every single disastrous event the company has had. Basically straight down. You have been around long enough to witness this. And currently this pattern is continuing, even now. The company refused to negotiate with the FDA back in Jan. They wanted EVERYTHING. You know of ajax to be a smart guy, as do I. The end game has already been made for NCE and SPA. Many people on this board might not want to admit it publicly, but privately they know this. NCE will be denied, many here will spin and say it's no big deal. SPA appeal will either get denied, or passed along. Then, AMRN will file first amendment, win, Larry, Moe and Curly will collect there cash bonuses this year, and we will be left with a meaningless "win" that will do nothing for shareholders, or the stock, beyond get excited for 100-150 weekly script growth.

Tell me why I am wrong....
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