Gaboy, I get 1 post a day which is fine since there is no reason to continue locking horns with anonymous posters. You and I must have the same thoughts and sentiment toward the direction of this investment. I feel as though the share price is a report card on how management has been performing and delivering on their promises. Wouldn't you come to that conclusion? What I see is a 52 week low. The blame game is total bullsh@#. There are doers and there are talkers. In my life I am a doer, and that is what is eating me up. I never made excuses and had achieved success which has allowed me a blessed life. I am the type of person that would have contacted and met any person that would listen to what I have to say that could lead me and the company toward success. That said, I earned everything I have and I never, ever felt lucky, nor was born with a silver spoon in my mouth. I thought Dr Burger was the remedy since I had made the suggestion for several years that a seasoned biotech executive should run the company and Dr Moro concentrate soley on the science. I'm not sure what that has done for us at this point since I don't see any promises being delivered.
On the bright side, yesterday I googled oncopet (which would be a great suggestion for any investors still hanging on) and, I came across hundreds of articles expressing their excitement and others with concerns. For the most part a majority of the articles were very positive. That gave me a better feeling toward what MIGHT be happening at home base. There were none that I found that did not feel this test was a total bust. The most common response was that it was a revolutionary test in veterinary medicine that could be used as an important tool to monitor cancer, rule out cancer, or to see if treatment is having a positive response. I am animal lover myself, and there is definitely something innocent and pure when you receive and feel their love. It is always unconditional. That love requires only that you care for your pet as you would any family member. That said, oncopet will be successful in that manner. IMO, it won't be a random test that every pet owner will be asked by their vet to perform, but it will be used to monitor treatment. The good news is that this is the first test of its kind in veterinary medicine which has huge implications, and second, this test can be marketed worldwide.
I have read articles from independent doctors that claim they are excited of our product and they are part of a huge study being performed by Biocurex. What must be happening since no one is communicating to shareholders is that Biocurex must be performing their own study to use these results to sell the rights to a pharmaceutical company that deals directly with veterinary clinics across the US and outside the US. That is why Dr Moro is hush hush and he has not reported any income. He does not want to continue doing the testing in house, but sell the rights to the product. He keeps commenting on the human recaf as his real objective. Being in research his whole life this is the only thing he knows. Come up with a logical hypothesis, test that hypothesis, study the results, then tweek the test to arrive at the best outcome achievable. The problem with this the time consumed to get from A to B. Anyone who owns a business knows an important rule and that is time is money. That is why biotech is the toughest investment, but it can be the most rewarding.
I want everyone to know that this investment has been emotional and costly to me personally. I don't think we need to panic or assume recaf will not be successful, quite the contrary. We have all experienced some near disasters that turned out very well, but I have to say that my personality is such that I hate not knowing what they are up to with MY money. The best thing possible is they license out oncopet and work on the 510k. That is what I want to see them accomplish THIS SUMMER. I'm getting ready for this evening's festivities, so I'll turn it over to Goldseeker who I'm sure has much to say. Happy Independence Day to all (sadly, it may be renamed in the US as Dependence Day).
