Applied DNA Sciences Inc (BNBX)

[spawballer22]

Mickey/Rode,

There is a big difference between a person who "creates and alias" and pops up suddenly and one who has been on IHUB for 5 years or so and just posts sparingly (don't have time). I have been following this board (and posting) since APDN's penny stock days when they went from .07 to .30 (what first got them attention).

I LOVED (still do a bit) the IDEA of APDN. I have always thought to myself, "This is that one in a million penny stock company that could make it."

My questions were straightforward. They were meant to give the APDN supporters on here a platform to share good SOLID reasons why they would invest so much money in a struggling company.

Contrary to Rode's comment that Bears only post non-concrete details about APDN, it seems to me that the BEARS are the only one's posting anything of substance. All I see from the Bulls are hope posts about articles that have nothing to do with the bottom line. Mcsharkey is about the only one on here who confesses that he is grabbing at material that can keep bringing him hope amidst the multiple disappointments. I respect that.

So here are CONCRETE details about why bears have a rational basis to be suspicious:
1. APDN has never ONCE produced a profitable quarter. This upcoming quarter was supposed to be the slam dunk...but it is HIGHLY unlikely it will be profitable. I am HAPPY to be wrong, because if it's profitable, the stock will jump and I can get out without a loss.

2. Solid revenue PR's have been conspicuously absent this year. I was in APDN on hits metoeoric rise last year, and this year feels so different. We were expecting some great PR"s to come out around October, like that incredible one about 100 mil of cotton tagging last year. But where are they???

3. Each year the company continues to dilute. That inevitably hurts your value as a stock holder. They 've been doing this their entire existence. Remember, there used to be hudreds of millions of shares ou t there.

4. INVESTING in a company like this defies all the logic of common sense investing. It's not profitable, it burns cash at a high rate, it does not produce quarter on quarter increase of sales showing a consistency.

I would just like to see some honesty and transparency (and SOBRIETY) from the faithful on this board. I'm not goint to post incessantly like SOL. I'm here to have a rational and productive conversation.