Replies to post #89318 on Innovation Pharmaceuticals Inc (IPIX)

[rule_rationale]

Perhaps we are lucky that most cannot read between the lines, otherwise it would have been much more costly to build our positions.

[Astavakra]

BK: Don't you consider it possible that the reaction we're seeing is due to the uplisting and (unfounded) fears some have about impact on pps?
I could see some people selling if they thought that CTIX was a weak company with a long shot at clinical successes and in financial straits. I've seen that before. But, we are in the exact opposite position of incredible strength, and an uplist to the institutional fishing waters will only benefit us. Yes, there'll be shorts, but, so what? Takes all types to make the market.

[MilesTeg]

Couple of things:

It never ceases to amaze me how easily these items get overlooked by both retail and active traders. It's almost as though they read the headline, decide if it's fluff, and begin their trading day, all without reading the body of the PR.
Today's PR represents yet another HUGE win for CTIX and it's shareholders, and yet another reason for shorts to be terrified.
My guess, minor shakeout today, close green, big up the rest of the week.

Just for S&Gs, I'll post the e-mail I received from Seeking Alpha, and my highly refined response:
Original comment:
Hey Chris, desperation is a stinky cologne. Anyone with half a brain can see straight through this garbage. It reads like a Jr. High book report, where the student didn't actually read the book. Seeking Alpha is clearly circling the drain after losing its Yahoo connection. I only come here now to laugh at baseless claims made by admitted shorts.

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Classy reply:

I can't imagine why this was removed. Is it too close to home, SA? Do me a favor, remove my account all together. You've become a base of operations for stock manipulation and the management team there seems to not care at all. Integrity? Don't make me laugh. SA has no integrity anymore. The removal of this post, and others on this same article, is more than proof enough of that.

Shame on you.

Good times.

[Amatuer17]

BK - no issues. Thanks for clarification.

The reason i got confused was - in earlier PR - Leo has mentioned Ulcerative Colitis and Crohns disease - which are severe and need oral dosage. Seems UP is not as severe and impacts less no of patients.


1. Ulcerative Proctitis is the least severe form of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, but its symptoms can be quite troublesome.

Nearly 300,000-500,000 Americans suffer from Ulcerative Colitis, of these, about 35% (105,000-175,000) are Ulcerative Proctitis patients like yourself. Unlike Ulcerative Colitis, which is more extensive, Ulcerative Proctitis is confined to the small area of the colon known as the rectum.
Though many patients recover completely from their first attack, most Ulcerative Proctitis patients experience symptoms for the rest of their lives. The disease may affect you constantly.

Ulcerative Proctitis is a chronic disease. It requires regular follow-up examinations by your doctor: long-term use of medication may also be necessary. Fortunately, all this usually can be accomplished without hospitalization.

2. Ulcerative Colitis is an inflammatory disease of the colon (the large intestine) that is characterized by inflammation and ulceration of the colon's innermost lining. Symptoms characteristically include diarrhea (with or without rectal bleeding) and often abdominal pain.

3. Crohn's Disease is a serious inflammatory disease of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. It predominates in the lower part of the small intestine (ileum) and the large intestine (colon). In other cases, only the colon is involved. . Sometimes, inflammation also may affect any section (mouth, esophagus, stomach, duodenum, appendix, or anus) of the GI tract.