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Saturday, 08/22/2009 9:27:53 PM

Saturday, August 22, 2009 9:27:53 PM

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Why do you post?

We all know why the longs post. They want to buy low and sell high. It is true, that the stock will not stay up until there is a big pharma deal. Everyone knows how long it takes to get something FDA approved. I do find the longs much more informative than the naysayers. The naysayers do have some points about promises made and promises gone by. But the recent headlines clearly show this is not a scam. It is real, and just a matter of time. Who knows when, but it feels soon.

But why go negative? Can the nay posters make money trying to scare this board of people out of their stock? Maybe a few. But is it worth that kind of time? I think not. It is a very short lived game, no pun intended. Yet the naysayers are here for the long haul. Why is that?

What would be the motive to bash a very promising drug development company for the long haul? Well here’s one:

A prospective big pharma client (who prefers nondisclosure) would like to make money on both ends. Once when the stock goes up on the PR disclosing the big pharma company and the deal and again when the drug hits the market. So, they hire folks to bash while they buy up the stock for a song. They are the same old names with the same old tired points. But they have deep pockets and can wait a long time. They can sell on news that is not a big pharma deal because they know the stock will go right back down in a few days and they can buy even more stock.

So, now we all know the equation. Sell on news that is not a big phama deal. Keep buying when its down.

Truth of the matter is, all this is liars poker anyway. So, I agree, “show me the money.”
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