I tend to believe that greater minds than ours know what is what. I wont pretend to understand the financing deal that has brought down our share price and who and why this has happened. I do believe that the greater minds than ours know what they are doing and that it is most likely a case of short term pain for long term gain... so to speak. The emotions tend to swing drastically on short term share price fluctuations and comments such as..."too many irons in the fire" are ridiculous. If there were no pipeline, people would be blaming the lack of a pipeline. If there were no financing, people would be worried about lack of cash with a slow sales ramp up. The only thing that would work in this situation is if sales of LS magically hit market potential in a couple of quarters....(unrealistic). The terms of the Crede deal are way beyond my comprehension and the information that we shareholders have regarding it is surface only. My guess is that no matter the form of dilution that were to come to aid in the financing of the near future and pipeline would have had a similar effect and there is no doubt that sales of LS would not sustain this company for too long going forward. I am long three years and getting my ass handed to me financially with this stock at this time, just like most.. but I am glad that there is money to advance the pipeline and if I were a wealthier man, would see this time as a great buying opportunity, though I would wait for any possible decline in share price following the conference call and possible subsequent short attack to follow. LS will gain its market share in due time as the pipeline develops and a fair market value will eventually find its way to NAVB stock. Unfortunately it will take some time and the ones who buy when others are fearful and selling (ever heard that before?) will make out well. Just my opinion of course
