Thanks Dr. and sorry to hear of your father.
After hearing of your story and background, I don't feel quite as duped by good Ole Cortex and her touters as I did a mere minute ago.
It's a horrible shame to hear that a weathered bio-tech broker's misfortune and near financial ruin was primarily the result of a Cortex investment and the words of her leaders. His understanding of Bio-techs and their market, including their battles and means to exponential value as well as their instability, were obviously far more understood by him as it was a part of his daily rhetoric. His due diligence must have far superseded that of my willingness to believe the likes and notions of our board experts. It's a tragic story.
What's even more tragic however, is to hear that a family, with a higher understanding of Neurology backed by education and practice, had their hopes dwindled, dashed, mislead, and lost as a result of an FDA disapproval or of our company's leaders gross incompetence. Clearly you had a greater knowledge of your venture than most of us, and in so carried a much larger investment of hope which resulted in a far grander loss than all of us. The hopes of a Cortex molecule aiding in your father's recovery can never be recovered whereas my dollars can. Sad. It's a monumental shame what Cortex has cost so many of us in the I-hub community alone both financially and otherwise.
I can only hope that something does come of this investment before your story hits even closer to my home. I'm out nearly a half a million dollars, but the thought of a Cortex molecule saving someone close to me, yields far greater than this investment's monetary value ever could.
GLTY!
