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Re: redspeed post# 17710

Friday, 06/16/2023 8:25:34 PM

Friday, June 16, 2023 8:25:34 PM

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From the transcript, some key phrases I noted:

I want to thank you very much for taking the time out to have this conference call.

I also wanted to congratulate Amarantus on the outstanding milestone achievements that they have accomplished in 2013.

Congratulations to the new additions, Dr. Lowe being one, Dr. Bier being another with respect to the Board of Directors and the Board of Advisors. Dr. Simon, as well, congratulations to you.

Okay, thank you very much for that.

Congratulations on the move, by the way.

Congratulations once again, and good luck to all of you gentlemen. Thank you very much for your time and efforts.


A whole bunch of ass kissing going on in that exchange between "analyst" and CEO. Nauseating, actually. I wonder how much this person invested in this company, or how much he convinced others to invest. I bet it was in the six figures given the likelihood they felt they had the CEO's ear and certainly the inside scoop on what was going on at Amarantus Bioscience.

Amarantus was a penny stock after all, and every reputable analyst will tell you they are high risk/high reward and to invest only what you're comfortable losing. Things don't always work out as planned or intended, and one has to account for that. Small companies are extremely risky because of limited capital and limited options to raise capital, options that are readily available to larger, established companies. A couple of failed ventures may sink a small OTC company, while larger companies take it in stride because of success in other areas. Investors who don't understand the risks, who dream of wealth, and who are likely to invest so much they become angry and bitter if faced with losses, should probably stick to mutual funds or listed companies.

I wonder what ever happened to this "analyst"... did their zip code change for the better? Are they still great pals with the CEO? Did they have a personal "Come to Jesus" call with the CEO? Did that cause them to invest even more money? Did they follow the CEO to their next company and invest there? What are they up to today? Did they move to a reputable investment advisory firm, or are they still poking around in risky penny stock investments? Anyone know?

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