Replies to post #11132 on BioCorRx Inc. (BICX)

[BanOxy]

Well, I personally have been here years and own more shares than ever. I invest knowing that I might lose money. In this case, I am hopeful that BICX will help solve a huge, deadly problem, while at the same time possibly getting lucky with a penny stock.

There’s no way anyone can argue that the current financial situation of the company is “good”. At the same time, in my opinion, there is no way someone can deny that there is a possibility that something great might happen one day. Way too many unknowns to say this company definitely will or will not survive. I like the moves management has made over the past several months. I also believe the inside folks truly think they will succeed. I like that in people. Seems like a group of winners to me.

Push on Brady and the rest. I have hope... and if this company fails, may the pursuit of medication to help fight this epidemic continue. God Bless.

[drugmanrx]

I believe they think it will got to the moon because it is the only treatment that will guarantee an addict will be compliant of being on their medication during the psychological potion of their treatment.

And half of people here think just because there’s an opioid epidemic the stock will go to the moon

Because it is not approved for use as of yet. Once it is you will be paying a lot more money for the stock.

Hardly anyone is paying for the implant.

To the moon is a relative term. Making a couple hundred thousand on purchasing a 100,000 shares at these levels, many would consider that a successful mission. If FDA approved it would be very possible even with dilution and RS to reach those goals.

Dilution and reverse split is coming yet some scream to the moon.

See Former EBIG now CBMG

Logical question for you, if you were treating an addict would you trust them to take their medication daily, or show up once a month for an injection?

That why I am here.

[GaryWinthorpe]

Just to clarify from your previous posts...

You were long last year and then sold at the worst possible time and took losses.

You then posted positive messages on the board while watching on the sidelines as the stock tripled to .28.

Then on its way down you initiated a short position at .1325...pretty close to the most recent bottom.

Keep in mind the stock was steady around .08-.09 before any of the news from the pre-FDA meeting, grants to come, use in Philadelphia, etc.

You have most recently stated your worry about how low cash levels are...assuming they might run out. While at the same time, last week you stated you would like to "re-enter at lower levels" and "coming out ahead with profit is very likely long term". Why re-enter at any point if running out of cash is such a worry to you?

Would like some clarity if possible. Your actions to thus point seem emotional and not full of conviction. Also unless your from the future stop posting price predictions.