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"Ouija Boards" - The primary issue with Ouija Boards is that when someone only plays with the board themselves. The player tends to get whatever answer he/she wants.

"6 Degrees of Separation" - Another issue with using this type method to create relationships is that if someone looks hard enough, they will/can find a relation between any two persons. I would recommend staying with 1st or 2nd... Once you get to the tertiary levels.. it is very unlikely that there is any true connection.

"JB Driveway" - I did read those posts and found them interesting but that was it.

"T/A" - As you stated a great way to leave emotion out of your trading strategies. However, every time I see "T/A".. I am actually think of "T & A" and lose my train of thought.

"KOLS" - I find this area somewhat unique. I have only invested in PPHM since January of 2013 and I never read about KOL's until later that year. The company has existed for a couple of decades and this forum was open for awhile but not much discussion about KOL's. Then there was a change in Scientific Advisors and someone Mentioned KOL's and now these KOL's seem to be some sort of BEACON and GUIDING LIGHT which was discovered in the vast void. It seems that PPHM was ignorant to needing KOL's up until last year which is rather baffling. Why wait so long to get these "KOLs" onboard? Oh, I forgot, Management just realized they had a Better Understanding of Bavituximabs MOA last year. What were they doing the 10 years before? Were they blindly going around in the "dark" until they found these mystical "KOLs"?

"ATM and E-Series" - I still don't understand why Management sold 16,045,717 shares to increase their coffers to $63 Million. Then the additional $16,537,500 raised through the E-Series brings up their coffers to around $79.5 Million which is around 29.5% of the current Market Cap. I find that the number of ATM Shares is almost a 1:1 for the $ raised with the E-Series:
16,045,717 ATM SHARES
$16,537,500 NET PROCEEDS from E-Series