it's been a thought of mine and sure many others from when ch was established and, hence, why we have a stock at $.0026. outside of holmes and co founder, it still looks like another 10% is restricted so that may be our ace. if i'm not mistaken, llbo raised roughly $10 million before ch so remaining restricted could be earliest investors.
I have had one recent conversation with Jim Holmes and he was direct in stating that he still held his 180M+ shares of Lifeline (LLBO) with no intention of selling. Please note that JH is a restricted investor and would have to make an effort to sell any part of his LLBO position a matter of public record.
The technology developed by LLBO is the engine behind ITBra and represents the 40% ownership in Cyrcadia Health. In my conversation with JH, the focus was on the ITBra technology as a game changer and the ability to save the lives of women through the early detection of breast cancer.
I do not know what Voo has in mind with his countdown with a challenge to sell his 50M+ shares if he misses his prediction, however, we seem to be approaching a crossroad as indicated in the following link which was posted by Wrestler over the weekend:
For one reason or another LLBO short interest is on the decline.
This is good news for LLBO Investors. I believe if we focus on the accurate development of the technology and effectively bringing the ITBra to market, then IMHO, everything else will follow.
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