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md1225

01/31/19 8:40 AM

#211208 RE: Basin Street Blues #211202

Will you be attending the ASM? I would enjoy meeting you and listening to your question face to face with the board. Linda was very open and honest to all questions folks presented last year. Meeting her gave me great trust in her ability to see DCVax to approval. I’ll be first to say I’m shocked we are at the same price per share as last year at this time but we are definitely at the finish line.

Thank God for patients and their families we are close to the end or should I say the beginning....

Chris LaCoursiere
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iwasadiver

01/31/19 8:50 AM

#211209 RE: Basin Street Blues #211202

If you've really been all that then I question how you don't understand what forces there are here. I have lived a life of paying attention to what the street does and what big companies do; they're the same. You may have been in these roles, but that does not mean you've been privy, or wanted to be involved, in the shit that goes on beyond the board rooms and the corporate headquarters. All that plays out during business hours and in full view of all employees is much different than strategies that are hatched at night. I was at a party late into the night at the Hamptons home of a very big Hedge Fund Executive and after the booze and cocaine got working the real deals became very apparent. There's the corporate face and the real face. And if you've been in those roles and haven't had to question the status quo or be involved with questionable people and see how they react and subsequently treat you then maybe you're just lucky.
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Extremist223

01/31/19 8:52 AM

#211211 RE: Basin Street Blues #211202

all this and you thought we were the only dc's out there.
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GoodGuyBill

01/31/19 12:48 PM

#211319 RE: Basin Street Blues #211202

Unfortunately BSB, when it comes to Wall Street, there is little monitoring of wrong-doing because those engaged in the wrongful activity know how to avoid triggering the authorities. So, there is usually no known evidence until the dirty deed is done. Also, for the most part, no one even looks for evidence unless the deed is so dirty that public knowledge demands accountability. Case in point: The real estate derivatives and the subsequent bailout. There are many many others.

Given your experience, you know this to be true. To asks an investor for specific evidences of Wall Street wrong-doing is ludicrous. Ask the those who were buying derivatives (on the advise of their investment advisors)! Ask Bernard Lawrence Madoff's investors if they had proof of his wrong-doing.

But...what do I know?

Iwasadiver -

Well by complete coincidence I can answer more or less yes
to both , I worked for a large US brokerage in New York in fact in WTC 1 and until very recently I was Chairman of two Swiss companies one in Geneva and one in Zurich and once again in the front line of Sales Trading and Brokerage. I have been in the business fo r35 years and a senior exec for the last 20 of them.

The response you gave to my question was answered with question because you have no answer and you are 100% typical of my earlier post , where you assert all manner of things to make yourself feel better WITHOUT A SHRED OF EVIDENCE , other than the fact we are at 24 cents and you cant deal with the fact you are out of your depth.

Your post firmly sits under the category of delusional desperate thinking , but thanks anyway .