Replies to post #17005 on Tauriga Sciences Inc (fka TAUG)

[GREGG THE GREEK]

Yup

high risk, high reward.

Pretty much what can be said for many OTC co.'s. This is the arena of high risk and high reward.
In the case of TAUG, i think the risk is not quite as large as it is in most of the co's trading down here.

JMO and speculation, based on several factors.


TAUG

[$hrimp2Whale$]

I can appreciate many of your points, however I think that, like most stocks, TAUG will adjust prior to the definitive results; not after. In my opinion, we are reaching the point where many more are willing to speculate those results. This stock has moved twice, solely on speculation and it moved like a wild animal. I think that TAUG is at a pps that is screaming out to the 'speculating' type; not only because it has come down considerably, but because the factors at play in favor of positive results are mounding. Today there are companies with absolutely NONE of the foundation, talent, and business opportunity that TAUG has and constantly dilute shares to stay in business - yet they go up 50% in a day.. Not always speculation - lots of manipulation as well.

Sure, there is plenty of risk to consider and it is foolish not to consider pros and cons. But as we can all agree - in the OTC or with any startup - it comes down to risk/reward. After seeing what TAUG has done on purely 'high hopes', I'm willing to put my coin in the 'what if' pot. ;-)

Thankfully TAUG is a reporting company and we will get all the answers they can give us very soon! Until then, we all have to enjoy the ride for what it is. If you ask me, I'm pleased with this pps area at the moment and those that have waited until recently to purchase aren't complaining either.

Like I said rawman: we might not agree 100% but I can still appreciate your perspective. I'll admit that I share some concerns, but lately TAUG has been showing me what I want to see: effort to sustain value - although pps might not reflect that immediately - they are not sweeping us under the rug like plenty of others - ESPECIALLY biotech companies. TAUG can be loosely compared, but in reality we have technology that is very new and has immense potential for various applications - we are simply focusing on 5-6 (and that is confirmed!) We aren't just looking to swim around in the gutter (pun intended). ;-)

[$hrimp2Whale$]

"but the science is still new"

I would agree it is "new", however it depends upon how each of us defines that term. New as in 'not commonly used by majority of the market', but not in the scientific sense - the science is nothing new. There are plenty of scientific journals, links, and data in regards to EBR (electrogenic bioreactor) technology. Zero Net Energy Consumption via DC electricity generation is proven technology. They aren't doing a pilot to 'see if it works', they are doing it to calculate the output and find ways to scale up both the technology as well as output/electric generation. This technology has been proven; now it is a matter of improving it.

Google "electrogenic bioreactor" and see what you can find. Some will offer there is competition - I would offer that makes a healthy market. Some will say TAUG and Pilus aren't doing anything different than any other commonly in this space; I will say look closer. There seems to be great focus on making a very affordable system for companies to easily introduce to industrial applications. With 'new tech' like this, I like the fact there are others doing it, but even moreover the fact it hasn't been perfected yet - TAUG has plenty of time to set the bar higher in this growing niche space. Again, TAUG is my favorite speculation. I'm just along for the ride.

Typically my motto is "aim for the gutter...you're never disappointed", but lately have been realizing the power of positive thinking - which I admit until recently was foreign to me. Each update solidifies it for me a bit more, so I'm hoping to keep the good news flowing because it feels good so far.