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Re: Wrangler1 post# 44165

Monday, 05/20/2024 5:53:16 PM

Monday, May 20, 2024 5:53:16 PM

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And btw I still stick by what I said. Look at any S1 terms either here on the OTC or the NASDAQ. No initial angel or accredited investors pay full price for a stock. They get a discount and that is 99.9999999999999% of the time. Usually anywhere from 40 to 70% of the share price based on a specific date. It is the risk they take for investing in a company without an opportunity to sell right away. Hence the discount.

For example, with standard stock offerings or an S1 (for example DJT in April) they get a discount and normally the price tanks. Happens almost all the time every time. That sank to the low $20s after but has since recovered and went above $50 last week. But again, they cannot sell until later in Sept of this year. Hence the reason why they get a discount. It is like having your money in a bank for 6 months and you can't take it out.

It is VERY normal. And the selloff is as well. And many times the stock recovers. Obviously if CUBT can even deliver on half of what they say the stock has a $200 M valuation at the min. But again, the market has to believe it.