ViaDerma Inc (VDRM)

[DrDave951]

Nope. I don't usually get into these penny stocks, but stumbled into VDRM while doing research on a number of lines of research related to new fronteirs in beating back bacteria which have developed antibiotic resistance. I thought VDRM had a nice diversity of applications in the pipeline, and really only needs to be partnered with big pharma instead of developing their own facilities and other time- and money-consuming aspects of ramping up production for small companies. All it would take is a $200 million partnership and the stock could see $1. Big investors (hedge funds, etc.) aren't even going to see it on their radar at $1, but it will catch some interest. So this isn't necessarily one of those stocks which grows incrementally (where % growth is the focus of investors), but rather one that will either sign into a nice lucrative agreement with big pharma (and be worth a lot overnight), or continue to search for something that works (in which case it will continue to bounce around under a penny with no real rudder). SO the long answer to a short question is "no", but not because they don't exist. Rather, I tend to invest in bigger pharma companies, and NONE of them see anything like a 10,000% increase (except in our wildest dreams).