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Re: hnbadger1 post# 95651

Saturday, 02/22/2014 11:34:40 AM

Saturday, February 22, 2014 11:34:40 AM

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Situational approach to investing.

When the situation changes acknowledge it and act accordingly.

I posted that what has happened to the share price long before it happened and I was told how wrong I was. I didn't simply sell and disappear from the board when my sentiment changed as so many others have done or haven't you noticed that. I sounded the alarm when Gerald stated there would be no near term partnering on LymPro. If you ignored the alarm then shame on you. Note: If you recall even Gerald was smart enough to issue a C.E.O. blog the next day and also release information about recently purchased shares in an attempt to blunt the effect of his blunder.

Everyone had the option to buy, hold, or sell. It's not my fault that so many individuals held and saw the value of their shares drop 40-50%.

As Napadano posted, no one is forcing anyone to buy AMBS shares.

If I'm correct about a year ago there were 122M shares in play and now there are probably over 800M and climbing. I had nothing to do with the 600% dilution that has occurred.

It's really quite simple. If you think this is going higher then you should buy shares on Monday. If you think it's going lower then you should sell or wait to add cheaper shares. Those decisions are what make a market.

Believe it or not I have no control over where the share price is headed. However, I can evaluate the overall situation and act accordingly. Everyone has that same opportunity. I thought you knew that.

Just saying!!!

p.s. I have my own idea of where the bottom is and it's substantially lower than .08.