If you are a long investor in CELZ, there is no reason to panic and sell this week before this weekend's conference. I posted one other time on this board relating to concerns potentially with FDA. I sold 2M shares last Thursday which was a mistake on my part. Once I did more research on my end and consulted with friends in the bio tech field, my concerns with the FDA dropped and I re-purchased 4M shares this week for $70K which I intend to hold. The reason(s) behind my investment are:
1) CEO purchased approx. 10M shares spending $140K of his own money. He will not flip these as that would be a huge red flag for the investment community. Ask yourself, how many CEO's of OTC companies actually purchase 10M of their own shares and spend $140K of their own money on their stock?? There is a reason he invested this much and it's not to lose!
2) They have patents pending worth millions of dollars and game changing technology which is ready to commercialize (watch the video).
3) They have proven the viability/efficacy of their game changing technology through completion of trials and received positive results. My mom was an RN at Cedars Sinai and it is a world renowned hospital. UCLA Harbor is a world class research/medical facility. The doctors associated with these institutions are leaders in their chosen fields. They are winners.
4) The AUA conference has not even happened yet. This Friday-Sunday will be Creative Medical Technology (CELZ) opportunity to show the medical community and world what they have developed and proven through trial to now commercialization. It is substantial!
There are additional factors/catalysts which have been posted by others on this board who have done more due diligence on this company than myself.
I rarely post on ihub as I prefer to stay in the background, read and invest according to my own philosophy. I'd encourage folks to cut out the noise and not sell because the stock is up one day and down the next. Know what you are buying and be prepared to wait and be patient and let things unfold over the next week(s) and months. Patience is key.
Let the company you invested in do it's thing. I'm sure it will turn out positive hence I made a sizable investment. If not, it's for factors outside my/our/your control.
A special thank you to posters Fly, Apostle, YoT, Easy and others who bring helpful information and sound reasoning to the readers of this board. OTC is not the Dow or Nasdaq; however, this is one of the only companies I've personally come across who have the ability to be a game changer and promoted to a bigger board or be purchased. Leadership is smart, pragmatic, measured and taking the right steps to ensure the company has the best chance for success.
Let's see what comes from this weekend and then make appropriate adjustments as necessary. Enjoy the day!
