I chose not to go to their offices, but I regret that decision. I get the same information as the rest of you, and lucky for all of you that has been the case. Everyone hear will benefit from my efforts and this is only fair. The lack of communication is why I am on this board. I have found that over the years it has been very useful to at least get some information that is worth while. This board should not be for those purposes. It should be more of a scoreboard on what we like and what we dislike, but this has been the only place to find out any information whatsoever. That sends up a red flad immediately. Then I find out that our CFO is still practicing oral surgery and has a history of using shareholder money and our shares to pay for worthless penny newsletters instead of contacting any of the cancer research centers or media to get us significant media coverage. I'm tired of calling and begging for some glimpse at where this company is going. It is finally time after the Inverness deal to answer some of our questions. I fully understand that there obviously are limits to what can and cannot be said, but saying nothing has caused severe psychological damage to this stock. There are fundamental issues that that can easily be resolved by giving shareholders an opportunity to be heard. Again, we all benefit, so what is the hangup? I just don't get it. I'm not on a rant. I am strictly doing this to this because it is time the rest of the world knows about BioCurex. I want to see what they are doing to increase shareholder value. I'm sick of further dilution with no help to the share price. If there is a method to your madness it now time to share this strategy with your shareholders. We are not impressed and we will be calling for changes.
What management should take note of is that today alone I have noticed more shareholders beginning to come out of the woodwork that obviously pay attention to what is being said on this board and they never contributed before, but they too, see what I have been saying has sparked them to respond. They have the same questions I do, but until I said I would finally take action to this they came to this site to get whatever information we could give them. This has become a very powerful source of information and there are more shareholders that read this than you think. It will have an affect on how this is received by management. The answer I have gotten by management is we can't control the share price, but they certainly can make an effort to send out regularly scheduled updates.
