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I have the feeling, that independent of all the positive developments a large holder is selling.
"time and tide wait for no man"
I was one of sellers last Dec. between the 18th and 21st while acting as Trustee of my father's much younger brother. Back in 2012 I told him about CTIX and he bought some in the range of $0.75 and kept buying during 2013 in the $1.75 to $2.00 range. 2014 was a great year, but I did not have the skill or sense to advise him to sell out in the $4 range, and then came the big drop. He was involved in serious auto accident in March of 2016. I think that a combination of accident injuries and his age resulted in his death in January of 2017. His Trust had a clause stating that all assets of the Trust had to be liquidated for the purposed of distribution to his Beneficiaries by one year from the date of the death of the Grantor.
I was hoping that the spike during the 1st week of Dec. on the BOM data would continue, but I was disappointed again. I was forced to liquidate his 135,000 shares the week before Christmas, 2017.
So it is not just shorts, hedge funds, and market makers who are selling.
Sometimes "true longs" also have to sell because of uncontrollable events in their lives (or deaths). I am soooo glad that I never told any other family member or friend about CTIX / IPIX. I am still hanging onto my own sizeable holding, but can't say it has been a happy experience - yet. My thanks to those posters who have provided the facts about the science behind the drugs of IPIX.
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