Juice,
I just don't understand why {Frost} is not doing any thing to increase share holder value.
There is a world of difference between price and value. If you don't believe me, google the $20 cracked teapot sold for $809,000 in a second auction.
The difference is knowledge.
Frost is doing a great deal to increase value. Check out ELOX if you don't believe me. Frost and some other wealthy folks bet a lot of their own money on an Israeli venture that could revolutionize genomics and cure some rare horrendous inherited diseases with incomplete DNA.
Frost not only bought for his own account but used a forgotten gene-splicer owned by OPK but mortally wounded by vampire hunters as a vehicle to re-engineer and introduce a theoretical Israeli study to the U.S.
Today's price can change overnight. If you don't believe me, look up Vermillion. Under its previous alias Vermillion rose from a nickel a share to $17 in 3 hours and hot-fingered traders managed to lose money even then. The impetus was very real. A bankrupt biotech had achieved FDA approval though volunteer help manning a phone line to receive and respond to FDA calls furnished by small donations.
Price is what know-nothings can write on a tag or pay for a purchase. Value is the intrinsic value of an object which may even be free as air but necessary to life for humans.
I took apart the basher article elsewhere that has folks in heat but I can be wrong on occasion. In fact I usually am. :-(
Best, Terry
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