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Re: A2Z post# 70438

Friday, 06/23/2017 9:40:49 AM

Friday, June 23, 2017 9:40:49 AM

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This is how I see it.

A lot of people who bought more than six months ago are worn out and frustrated by how long trials have taken and how many dates have been missed.

This latest announcement was the last straw for them and they are losing money and don't want to lose more so a lot of shares were dumped yesterday after years of frustration

But the buyers of those shares yesterday don't feel that way. They understand that clinical trials are a long patience testing process and today's buyers are closer to the prize than those who bought at higher prices and have been watching their investment erode over the years and free of that frustration they only see pharmacyte as a great, unique and valuable product. Remember how you felt about it when you first bought?

They feel the same and with the company's years of slow preparation they are now closer to ind submission that any previous shareholders ever were.

A consolidated treatment for cancer without side effects and a cure for diabetes are the new iPhone in medicine.

If you bought at 4 cents or 5.5 yesterday you are starting from such a low base with massive upside and strong belief. And not long to wait for ind.

So as soon as the impatient finish their dump the new owners will hang in there with little to lose and with a company that has never been closer to ind and with fresh resolve.

And they will only sell when it goes up a lot or when the company is bought out.

Cause at 5.5 cents we don't have far to fall but the upside is immense.

The problem is that shareholders who have been holding and losing money are judging the future by the past.

They are driving with their eyes only on the rear view mirror which is why their pps is crashing as they dump.

Shares are an investment in the future, not in the past.


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