Last week I received "Wall Street Daily Investor" special biotech/AI Investor Issue dated June 2019- in it, a lengthy article about this company that I found impressive and quite interesting. I happen to be a health and good nutritional follower and firm believer in customizing the system. Also a believer of AI and Biotech have a lot potential to contribute in this area.
According to what I read, what this company does is first of a kind, direct-to-consumer DNA analysis using the most powerful AI that measures 60 million genomic data points to precisely predict risk for developing diseases such as most cancers, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and Crohn's Disease, as well as nutritional deficiencies that lead to disease.
This is interesting to me and I see here something of the future to individualizing medicine and the next important step in medicine. Now folks like me see the way traditional medicine being non individual in many ways and medicine dispensed merely on groups, age, and sex. That is not enough and a lot has to change in dispensing what kind of medicine, what dosage after knowing scientifically what happens to be one's DNA and the impact of one's specific unknown information. I have seen and suffered and finally rejected traditional medical imprecise approaches and the future of medicine will have to be based directly on one's specific DNA analysis and not general knowledge from large multitudes of people's data.
If all that I read is true, this company is an "avant-garde" of a better and brighter future. I intend to buy 1000 shares at the current price of $0.88, this Monday June 17, 2019.
The article's projected 12-28 month prices: S.T. (12 months) is $4.24;
M.T. (24 months) is $10.47; and L.T. (28 months) is $23.41
Nobody knows the future, let alone this company and it's future. I happen to be excited by such news and happy to spend this money, and more, in AI and Biotech endeavor and basically about these industries and the promises they hold in the health area. I happen to be also a gamer and (high?) risk taker. Been a high roller before my retirement and still enjoy being one! GLTA
