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Re: derrickcan post# 16717

Monday, 11/26/2012 8:26:31 AM

Monday, November 26, 2012 8:26:31 AM

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I started buying after the pop. My average is now about .027, mostly due to heavy buying at .02 and below.

The run-up in May was due to articles written by Bio-med Reports (I think), followed by a presentation by management at NASDAQ. Regarding the article, they stated their information as rumor of a partnership with a large company. The company was not named until Aug, and was not of great significance. Since then the stock trended down. Sales of the Attrius stopped with the Bracco problems. Since then, major announcements have been made, usually producing a pop, followed by the continued trend down.

Many shareholders became disgruntled, many bashing the CEO and the Company. Shareholder sentiment among many continues to be negative while they hold their stock, ready to sell. Thus, the stock is greatly undervalued.

In my opinion, management has made progress well beyond the expectations of shareholders who have closely followed the company, and the stock certainly has the potential of rewarding you as much or more that you got with the 10 bagger. For that to happen, they need to begin selling Strontium and the Attrius. If that happens, and if sales increase, shareholders can look forward to much greater profits from cyclotron production.

I object to anyone berating shareholders for doing what many do, which is to buy on hype. (It's like berating a dog for barking.) If your stock gets hyped, then you reap what was sown.

I also object to the continued bashing of management. It's childish and does harm to a good effort and to those of us who invest. Investing is for adults.