There is nothing strange about believing in CMTH..
There is NO doubt the science is real, the treated patients have often times been problematic patients and CaverStem was the first thing that has worked for them. Meds were not working, surgery was not an option. Stem cell research is showing that it may be a fix for many human ailments. There is no stopping that fact.
Imagine if StemSpine has the same success for the patients as CaverStem has started out as? A simple injection for DDD vs surgery or opioids for the pain relief, and a high percentage of success, proven by trials and research?
Will they be commercially successful and financially successful for investors? Who knows, but it’s all just starting. There are only a handful of locations you can get CaverStem and FemCelz, and they are still vastly unknown. The proof was just published last month, give it some time. StemSpine is totally unknown to the public. Papers are being completed and the evidence will be out soon. Give it some time.
Like PhD said, in hindsight, many of us invested too early, jumped on the OTC train and could have traded differently, but at that time, everyone thought it would progress faster than it did. Anyone could argue CMTH made mistakes along the way as well, but that doesn’t change the fact that they have incredible IP and will likely prevail. The company has been working on this since 2011. They are on their timeline, not ours who are trying to make a quick buck in the OTC.
Like I said many times in the past, look back at laser eye surgery. Everyone was afraid of something new. Afraid to let someone laser your eye when you could just wear glasses or contacts. It was not covered by insurance and cost a couple thousand dollars. It will never take off. Too risky, too unproven, too expensive.
How did that work out? This will follow the same path and will become commonplace. I am betting CMTH will be part of that.
