John... most of us here who are holding large positions understand the enormous opportunity we have before us. The stock will get a few bursts upward and fades down from day to day, and that may seem scary, but this stock will not take off until official news hits. Many people who are in for a get-rich scheme are expecting to get rich in a few days, and now that those few days have passed, they are getting nervous. Until public announcements are made, you won't see much price increase, but you will see fearful traders dropping out (the short-sighted are tripping over dollars to pick up pennies). I do pray for Captain Tommy, but people who are hanging their hat on 1 case don't understand the magnitude of what’s happening here.
We KNOW this drug is a golden unicorn based on the extraordinary results of the pre-print that we thankfully have had the opportunity to see. Think about the magnitude of a worldwide cure... the company needs time to get prepared and launch it properly... you don't just develop a drug and start making hundreds of millions of dollars right away... they have a lot of preparation, including political positioning and such. This is a worldwide solution, and a lot of wealth will be transferred as a result, so let’s let give the powerful individuals involved here the time they need to do this right. We don’t want them rushing into this… we have the cure, so let’s get it launched properly and professionally. If we get good news about the fireman, you’ll see some push up from the day traders, but that’s all irrelevant to what we are expecting upon the eventual official announcements that will hit all the investment outlets and public news outlets. It’s just a matter of time (probably longer than you expect), so patience is the key here; otherwise, you miss the boat… I was testing a 10k share purchase earlier on a fairly slow run up, and I had trouble getting it filled… imagine when news hits. Whether you are in at .30c, .50c, or .70c is irrelevant in the grander scheme of things. Patience and confidence my friend… we are in position for a great opportunity.
