Yes I think ISCO has potential. Even though I am down significantly and may not recoup my initial investment in ISCO, I still think it has the potential. But always beware though and truly acknowledge your risk. It is possible that you could lose most of your investment. But that is the case with almost any stock, some just more potential than others. It is possible your shares could drop to well under a dollar, maybe even as low as 10 cents if the Parkinsons trails do not prove out and other things stall and major dilution is enacted. That would not necessarily mean it would be time to load up. On the Parkinson clinical trials, I am hoping that the off time decreases more significantly and that sustained improvement is noted without levodopa medication. If we see that, ISCO could be off to the races. Also it is possible that their technology many actually prove better for traumatic brain injury. That too could push the news into the realm of the highly noticed and impactful on the stock price, allowing for much easier funding of work with minimal dilution. I still think there is likely a minimum of 2 more years before we can more definitively say or know how things are going. During that period I would expect some further dilution. I hope the subsidiary groups continue to grow and begin to fund more of the work to off-set funding needs that result in dilution. I like that they are growing, but they are not growing super fast. Still, that is better than collapsing. Under the current share structure, without a reverse split, I could easily see this hitting a 50 million outstanding share quantity before they reach the eureka point. I wish I had a crystal ball or a magic lamp, but alas, I am not that fortunate. Best of luck and invest only what you are willing to lose. Actually do yourself a mental favor and consider it gone. If it comes back in multitudes, so be it and rejoice!
