Replies to post #148978 on Amarin Corp Plc (AMRN)

[BioChica]

We know who the dummies are J.L. and your not one of them. You have shown time and time again that you can think out side the box. You above all, have help us decipher bad science from good.

Looks like we may see another big drop in the market. I hope we are going through a correction rather than a bear market phase. All we can do is ride a out the storm.

P.S. I forget where in Florida you live, did the Hurricane have any effect on you?

[marzan]

JL, I can go one step further. One can eat all they want, don't have to reduce anything they indulge in, smoke too and drink too in moderate quantity. All they have to do is take their V 4gms a day everyday, everything else is taken care of, imo. I did drink occasionally, didn't smoke, ate all I wanted anywhere anytime, but did not fail to take my V, and I feel soo good all these years. In fact, I did not exercise or go to the fitness center that regularly as I used to several years ago. For all these living my life, I give credit to V.

[ilovetech]

JL,

I've just about given up trying to share, or let's say, convince people of the gravity of V. Whether it's two people I know with stents at the gym, or friends in finance, still suggesting I should pull a million out of the profits, and let the rest ride. The group at risk listen, say they would speak to their cardiologist, and two years in, they still have that dumb look when I ask, "well, did you speak with your cardiologist?" This morning, again, the friend in finance says, "I would sell some and put it away". The same guy who recommended I not buy 200K shares a couple of years ago. That's the state of affairs my friend.

ILT

[bfost]

JL- You and I agree on the science and the vlaue and the potential of V. The only place we differ is how fast we get there.

Things to consider are that insurance coverage takes time. I know in my state Vascepa requires a prior authorization for ANY use on the Medicaid formulary. There are lots of Mcaid recipients where V would be medically necesary but few docs will spend the extra 30 minutes filling out forms and fighting the beuracracy unless it's on the formulary - and that will take time.
Insures take time changing the tiers of prescriptions- this won't be immediate
80% of PCP's have never prescribed V and don't know what it is- Yes they will hear about RI but it will take time to understand and incorporate into their practices. They will end up being the biggest prescribers of V.

We will get there, but Standard of Care shifts in medicine where there has been little change in 30 years take time. Statins took 10+ years to gain acceptance. V will be faster than most changes because of the importance of the breakthrough but I believe investors in AMRN will require patience to reap the big rewards. We need to understand that to stay the course.