Yes, weigh the cost of dilution in comparison to what may be gained if approval is ultimately obtained for any of various CNS indications as well as any other indications for pain, cancer, disease prevention, anti-aging, or whatever. It’s not easy to do, weighing the various benefits, but I have learned that there is no easy route that is likely to pay large rewards. Bottom line, I am simply interested in focusing on what’s difficult - not easy. Easy is boring to me, and I have learned in life that nothing worthwhile has been easy for me as I approach my 80th year in a few months. I may fail to some extent, but I do not bet more than I can afford to lose although I made a large bet on Anavex, and it has already paid off.
I find satisfaction in constant research and due diligence that I hope guides me to what I should do without becoming overly infatuated with anything in particular. However, I am presently inclined to believe that Anavex has much more to gain given time. The company is certainly taking a very disciplined approach to every thing it is doing, including raising sufficient cash to fund its various endeavors. So, anyone criticize me or Anavex if you desire. I do not care. I keep moving forward, which is the only way I know to move. I continue to move forward with anything I do. I do not worry about dying tomorrow because I am too busy living today. I maintain a significant position in Anavex because I see no reason to do otherwise for the time being although I could change my mind in the future.
