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Re: Renee post# 782

Monday, 07/09/2012 10:14:06 AM

Monday, July 09, 2012 10:14:06 AM

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yahoo in general is dying - not just the message boards. been awhile since i have perused ihub but they did do a much better job of eliminating spam, the quacks, and not constantly changing than yahoo. ragingbull was solid until they were sold. they are now riddled with loading errors and generally non responsive.

concerning vaso - i am a very long term holder (started buying after the crash/fallout from the PEECH trials). i am cautiously bullish. i think the long term risk/reward is very solid here and was further bolstered by extension of the GEHC agreement. long term they need to exponentially ramp up top and bottom line growth on the equipment side.

they REALLY need to provide a more specific plan to investors on the efforts of the consultants on CMS reimbursement (both expanded and specific improved) and provide objective milestones. investors have a substantial stake in the dilution based on these efforts. however, the company did sustantially backload the dilution so 91-92% of it doesnt occur unless there are results. so far - this has not happened. their last newsletter published on the website made weak mention of the efforts but the shareholders deserve/are entitled to more (yes - when you buy shares you do become entitled to certain fiduciary updates.)

i have been an active buyer when it drops out of the current trading range ($0.22-0.24) and goes to $0.18-0.20. right now, there still seems to be an endless supply of shares available and only sustained improvements on the equipment side seem to provide the impetus to really move the stock forward and keep it there. i am still expecting a run similar to last year when there was a lot of shares trading hands with no price movement and then boom - ran to $0.74. considering the company is in MUCH better shape now than then, the chances of a similar run are high. however, a lot of bagholders from the last run will be looking for exit points and will limit it (assuming the run is on no news and out of the blue like last time).

i will continue to follow this board. i still post on yahoo and RB but not frequently.
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