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BonelessCat

02/02/18 9:02 AM

#215516 RE: PlentyParanoid #215515

There is a 100% chance he pulled that 50% number out of his [hat].
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BooDog

02/02/18 9:16 AM

#215518 RE: PlentyParanoid #215515

Good morning $IPIX shareholders!! Thought we had news the way this board is rolling this morning!!

Prurisol top line data on deck.

The preferred shares is a non issue imo. VERY little debt since the CEO has done so well to date minimizing debt running MULTIPLE successful trials. NONE have failed and we're looking at potential partnership/s in the near term for Brilacidin and quite possibly for Prurisol as well. Beating the preferred drum every day is just noise. Pretty use to seeing noise here. That first partnership takes care of that. And not to mention the other possibilities for proper use of the preferred whis is always intentionally left out, like the hiring of a top notch executive and other reasons lilkahuna has mentioned.

Let's not forget the potential for expanded access for both Prurisol and Brilacidin. HUGE potential imo.

$IPIX is looking pretty good to me.
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Suvorov

02/02/18 9:39 AM

#215520 RE: PlentyParanoid #215515

My 'handicapping' is based on years of playing, observing stocks and scouring their balance sheets.

I have seen the 'Trojan Horse' method, having Authorised preferred shares waiting to be used when the insiders want to 'cash out'many, many times. These tactics are used mainly in companies that don't have cash flows and insiders that have large debts that the company owes them: like IPIX.

The latest one I've watched up close is ACRL which has gone from 50 cents a share to 1/10 of a cent per share using this method in seven months on extraordinary volumes. A classic example of the 'death spiral.'

Management will tell you that this Trojan Horse is there to block takeover bids? Really? Hmmnnn. If the takeover bid is done by a company that enjoys cash flows, gives an attractive price and IPIX shareholders get the new stronger stock what is wrong with that picture?

Management wants control and worries much more about their own pocketbooks than their own shareholder economic interests.

Simple solution: shareholders petition management to terminate the authorised preferred shares. Management complies. In this fashion, the Death Spiral risk is completely removed from the equation.

Hope that helps.

In my opinion