Replies to post #110219 on NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

[Rawnoc]

Of course -- every negative explaining the rapidly collapsing stock price is nothing but a "Non sequitur" and everything is bright and spiffy with NNVC.

Long term everything is great and that's the only thing that matters. Unless we get a 5 cent rally for 43 minutes, of course, then it's exciting and a sign that somebody knows something is right around the corner tick tock.

[Rawnoc]

5 months later my denials are just as correct now as they were then:

"Denial does not change the fact that TOX for Flucide has started, that the Shelton plant is on the verge of going online with considerably greater production capacity, that NNVC has enough money to get a drug candidate deep into human testing as is, and that Ebolacide2 - if it works - gets this company on the map.

Things here have changed,.... that's the fact."

Rawnoc Member Level Thursday, November 06, 2014 9:37:16 PM
Re: drkazmd65 post# 103439 Post # of 110220
Tox hasn't started unless you include "samples"

Tox takes 6+ months if and when they ever get 2500 grams of the stuff. 200 grams is great for some sample testing though but the 6-9 month clock hasn't even begun yet. To call sample testing the start of Tox is laughable. Tox requires 2500 grams and three different species of animals, remember? Hell they could have sent 1/2 of 1 gram in, called it a sample, then said Tox started.

2015 is already dead before it even started. Same old, same old with the company.

[bloomvest]

A follow up to my earlier Non sequitur comment

I learned on IHUB that Nanoviricides work by "Trapping virus" by presenting on their surface exact copies (of critical portions) of the receptors that viruses MUST use to infect cells. Viruses cannot enter a cell unless they use certain receptors and unless they can enter a cell, they cannot reproduce and infect.

Many viruses use the same receptors. THis is particularly true of influenza A viruses that ALL use the same two receptors: Neuraminidase (the "N" in HXNX) and Hemagglutinin (the "H" in HXNX). The viral proteins (keys) that attach to the receptors (locks) may change but the locks are always the same.

That's why Ebolacide 2 'failed' to work against Ebola. By having a defective ligand due to the bad New England weather it cant be Diwan's fault.

[FORZANANO]

On the next few weeks we will be over $3
FN