Well, I must admit that viewing the "presentation" was a bit entertaining - like watching an accident...
Let it be known I am not a basher or pumper as I would not waste my time on ANY stock unless it was my own (or if I was paid...). I'm not a day trader - just a regular working stiff that dropped a few dollars on a random selection of pinkies. This is the one I have left. *Sigh*
It was fascinating to watch the "CEO" bumble and stumble unable to handle the technology or concept flow of his own creation. He appeared hungover during the presentation (I recognize the idiosyncrasies from my own experience many years ago) and seemed quite relieved once he handed the presentation over to his cohort.
His friend, who appeared to be speaking from his closet, had a better handle on the actual chemistry, but he still seemed to be digging up concepts and ideas that he found in the basement when cleaning it out after his great aunt passed away. I can see the meeting now... "Hey look at this," says Lander, " an old manilla folder with my pretend pharmaceuticals that I made for my 10th grade chemistry class! They look so real! It even has my worthless patents!". Koos replies, "Can we trade it for a bottle of tequila?". "No no no! But, we could find a middle school that puts on practice entrepreneurial programs and pretend we are a big pharmaceutical company!" (Writer's note: I used to put on plays with my sisters when I was 4 and strangely this presentation brought me right back there for some reason)
I couldn't make it all the way to the end, but perhaps when I do I will change my opinion. Not holding out a ton of hope on that one.
I sure do hope some miracle, or mistake, happens and the SP rises again so I can snatch my dollars back.
Good luck to all investors and I am going out to enjoy the first snow in the Finger Lakes!
-Neb
