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Re: TortLaw post# 70176

Tuesday, 01/26/2016 11:00:15 PM

Tuesday, January 26, 2016 11:00:15 PM

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Interesting. Considering I have been one of the most correct posters on this board about events and facts. And I have corrected a lot of bad information that has been posted on here. But hey, ignore the person who has probably the best track record on here with regards to predictions and living in reality. I have already won $100 off of Raf, who has posted some of the most ludicrous ideas I've ever heard. You can hitch your wagon to stars like that. Good luck!

My only point, which appears to come off as "short" or whatever, is trying to tone done the rhetoric and expectations to realistic levels. The optimism and pumping is so far off the charts it is out of the universe. So I am trying to be the person to bring that ridiculousness back to ground level. Is REDUCE-IT going to be stopped at interim? Highly unlikely. In fact, it is better for AMRN in the long term that it isn't stopped. So saying that view is "short" is ridiculous. Will it show a benefit in 2017? Perhaps, but also perhaps not. No one knows the answer and a lot of reliance is being put that at the least, the trial is run perfectly with no glitches. The trial is very very risky and any outcome is possible. We should know in a little over 2 years, and before that point, there is no reason for the stock to go up. AMRN is now in the wind of the overall market and will go wherever that goes. The only other hope is for them to dilute already and remove the financial overhang. Then people can move forward with REDUCE-IT expectations. But right now, they are way too low on cash given the need to survive for 2-3 years. It has been a consistent message that has shown over time to be correct as the stock has trended downward for the last 10 months, and now volume has completely evaporated when it should be picking up.
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