It’s all good. We have to remember also that Oncologists know of DCVax and are really excited about it. I actually called one of our Oncologists who was on call; I needed to discuss one of her patients I had in the ER. She was at the NWBO booth at ASCO at the time because her colleagues who could not attend wanted to know about any updates. She didn’t understand how I knew so much about the technology. I explained my investment and she was kind of blown away and when she returned she spoke to her financial advisor and bought stock.
We also have to remember, and this little story is an example, that most people are not active investors. The majority put their money in Funds and simply listen to advisors who are looking for safe, solid, small returns. Active retail investors are also very fickle and often follow where they’re led, i.e. the likes of Adam Feuerstein, etc. It’s not that he can’t have a decent track record but it’s like betting on the horses; everyone thinks they have a strategy, or a “thing” they do. Most don’t do well over the long run because it’s based on hunches they’ve fooled themselves into believing is scientific. And horse racing is one of the dirtiest and manipulated industries there is. Anything that relies on betting, including the stock market, is open to manipulation where those with the most power have the most say about how things go. It doesn’t mean it’s blatantly illegal, but it has forces within the “system” that are difficult to trend against. The only thing that really matters is the end result, that there is something to sell for a profit that people want or need. Everything in between is speculation and potentially a false foundation for share price. So, I continue to actually like that our share price is low as it allows me to continue to buy cheap in anticipation of what I believe will be an incredible pay off.
