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Tuesday, 09/16/2014 10:25:44 AM

Tuesday, September 16, 2014 10:25:44 AM

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If you take the time to research some of Lincoln Park Capital's investments over the last three years you will find that in over 80% of the companies that the share price is lower one year later than it was at the time of the investment.

There has been a number of references to L.P.C.'s "affiliates" which would refer to companies that are related to L.P.C. that could work with it to trade the stocks of the companies in which L.P.C. has invested without violating the provisions of any agreements that L.P.C. has with those companies.

I would think that it would make perfect sense for L.P.C. to shorts AMBS shares through its affiliates knowing that when the company faces a cash crunch at the end of the year that L.P.C. can purchase shares as low as four cents.

L.P.C. number one objective is to maximize the return on its investment. One way of doing this is to maximize the number of AMBS shares it obtains for its $18,000,000.

Obviously this is speculation but in the land of penny stocks it makes perfect sense.