Biostax Corp (BTAX)

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It is owned not by Vincent Ahonkhai, whose ties to the Gates Foundation I've had difficulty fact checking.

The owner of AHAR is Richards Afonja. From my understanding, he has a residency in New Jersey and Nigeria. And also, from my understanding, he himself is Nigerian.

https://www.healthcare6.com/physician/paterson-nj/richards-a-afonja-270064.html

Here is some stuff on Vincent Ahonkhai and the Gates Foundation, though...

http://www.ahimsa-fund.com/actus/participation-of-the-gates-foundation-vincent-ahonkhai/

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Vincent_Ahonkhai

It hasn't really been confirmed, though, that Vincent Ahonkhai is indeed an advisor for Immune Therapeutics. It did mention his name on that Powerpoint from the LD Micro Confernce in June 2017, but we haven't heard anything more of it since.

If we go back 3-5 years - deals with GB Global and AHAR went nowhere....so I am simply saying the second time may not be the charm.

It is obvious why the deals went nowhere though. IMUN didn't have drug approval for Lodonal at that point. The bridging trial hadn't even started yet. They didn't have marketing approval. They didn't have a manufacturer in the Dominican Republic set up.

Basically, back then, when they reported these big deals with AHAR in 2012 / 2013 or whenever it was supposed to be, it was certainly a "pump" and there was never intention to do a deal at that point in time anyway. They just pumped it to sell off their stock in the high dollar range.

If I am correct in my theory about IMUN being a Dump and Pump scam, which I believe I am correct, well then this article says that...

[Dump and Pumps]....

The marketeer stock basher targets stocks that have previously been marketeer promoted

http://www.extraordinaryinvestor.com/penny-stock-scam.html

And we know that IMUN had a paid promotional campaign for 9 days in late 2012, and then the last time they had a paid promotional campaign was for 1 day in January 2015. There has been no paid promotional campaign since.

And this is EXPECTED of Dump and Pumps. That they've been previously promoted.

So the fact, as you have brought up, that the AHAR deal didn't go anywhere in 2013 - that really doesn't mean anything. It was a "pump" which allowed them to sell off their stock in the high dollar range. They "pumped" the stock up to $10. The insiders all sold off in the dollars back in early 2013. They then demoted the stock down to the pennies so that they could accumulate cheaply, and as of the last annual report, the insiders were indeed holding shares. In my opinion, when the next annual report comes out, we'll likely see that the insiders are holding even more shares, but we shall see soon enough about that.