What you said leifsmith.
The Black Swan analogy is very apt. Stocks like NNVC should never be viewed as a solid path to putting oneself on a solid financial footing,.... All 'get rich quick' schemes are exactly that,... schemes.
NNVC is not a 'get rich quick scheme'. It is a calculated risk as there are few certainties in life. Although there remains considerable risk going forward that NNVC may falter, there is also considerable possibility of a substantial ROI once a 'Cide finally does get to a market.
Never bet the rent/mortgage money, or the Grocery money on something like NNVC. Be prepared to lose some value, or to have to wait for that hidden value to unfold.
I continue to argue - that that 'risk' is overblown in the way that the market has perceived it. However, that 'risk' is also factored into our current shareprice and is the strongest reason why shareprices here are hanging out below $4/share.
As the obstacles to NNVC's future success are overcome over the next weeks, months and more - the perceived risk will drop and this will be reflected in a steadily increasing shareprice for those of us out here holding.
I don't want to be out (and won't be) when this thing does take off.
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