Bman, your Post 1632, ROLMFAO!
I've learned one thing, don't trust anyone when it comes to your money but yourself.
Do your own homework/research.
The sharpest/smartest investors from bankers to SEC attorneys got played by MADOFF. How about the billionaire that committed suicide today in Germany because he was short Volkswagon, or the British Billionaire that was long BSC.
Supposedly these are the smartest guys in the room, with the brightest advisors. The only smart person when it comes to your money is you! Not that every attempt will be a success, but you have a better chance to create wealth and maintain capital by doing it yourself, IMO.
When I started my investment in CYRX, I had a good friend who was a sales rep for Quest,
whose now retired. I asked someone in the field the important questions first, and his answers persuaded me to invest. Than I took my next set of questions to the men with the money,
who told me, Show us some revenue growth and cash flow analysis, and you should do well.
The supposedly sharp SEC individual, run to the hills, buy why?
The Banker, get out as soon as you can, but why?
I always like to hear the other side of the argument, but the other side always lacks reasoning.
The bottom line, CYRX has to show revenue growth, they need to start covering monthly expenses. If CYRX achieves this, there's nothing else left but for the market to eventually reward the company.
Lets at least whole off judgement until 3rd quarter numbers are released.
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