@duchamp; Up until today, I only read this board and followed certain posters to keep up with the mood of investors... The posters I follow know who they are just by the way they conduct themselves - no need to mention them all.
But upon reading your post, DUCHAMP, it compelled me to open up an account in order to reply to you.
I don't know if one day you just found IPIX and decided to invest in just because you believed in it or whatever. Or, perhaps it was that just like you thought enough of some family members/friends, someone recommended it to you because they thought enough of you.
I didn't find IPIX. In fact, I would have never thought of investing in penny stocks and having to put up with the ups and downs of the OTC world. All my investments were in mutual funds and I was doing just fine back then.
But it just so happens that back then IPIX was at $4.42/share (hey, that's more than a penny!). However, it was not the low price that got me excited. In fact, it was not even Brilacidin. My sister and her husband thought enough of me to share their enthusiasm about IPIX. The driver was that IPIX had this "KEVETRIN" drug in their pipeline to treat cancer, which is such a concern within our family.
So, without hesitation I bought 2,262 shares.
Long story short, I hope one day your friends and family members will be as grateful to you as I am to my sister and her husband. However, I don't know if your peops have the will or the means to take lemons and make lemonade.
I am first of all thankful to my sister and hubby to trust sharing their excitement with me. GREAT!
Even though I saw $10K almost disappear, at the same time that my sister and her husband were also losing lot$, our collective approach was to go on... We continued investing in the science. And just before everyone got crazy about COVID-19, we really doubled down when the SP was at $0.08.
I was just checking my portfolio today. All my mutual funds, except for one, are in the red - some of them are big time negative. However, my little IPIX is in the green, despite the initial "apparent" lost cause and even after today's drop.
So, I hope in some way your family will one day thank you, as I've also many times THANKED my sister and her husband. Someday Kevetrin will be fully developed, but in the meantime we may also make $ome with Brilacidin and help the world with cure for many/all these terrible viruses.
The best to you.
