Replies to post #15915 on CytoSorbents Corporation (CTSO)

[B52T38]

I think most of us are all in the same boat, this USS CTSO that's been at sea for over 10 years. We're supposed to be getting closer, landfall is always just over the horizon, but every nautical mile yields the same slate-gray clouds as last month and last year. Sometimes we catch a tailwind, we all still remember the brief gusts that drove us to $15, but then the tradewinds die, then we just wallow for months. So the crew starts to mutter, we look for anyone to blame, and rightly or wrongly, the captain bears the brunt. Maybe he should have sailed farther west, maybe he should have struck out to the north, it's all second guessing from the bilge and bunks to the crow's nest high up.

Unlike the Navy, though, we can jump ship anytime. As for me, I'll stay a while longer, at least till the end of the year, because I have yet to see any evidence this patented device does not save lives; and further, that it has the potential to save many more.

Remember Columbus? Short on water and food with no hope left, his crew was just days away from mutiny. So yeah, for those who stay, we may go down with the ship. But I think there's land out there, so I'm sticking around.

[ssmmss]

Are you comparing me to people who don't own a single share. I have bought my first lot of this company back in 2008 and have added ever since and not sold a share. I have seen 100s of thousands of dollars in paper profits disappear from my accounts over the years. I was around in 2011 and 2018 and would like to beat myself with a stick for not selling and reloading back then. Am I pissed? Hell yeah. My hard earned money is invested in this POS. Can you blame me? If Microsoft's stock hasn't moved in 7 years, that CEO would be out the door. Yahoo's CEO was fired after only one year of bad stock performance. Don't you think 7 years is long enough? No more case studies, no more articles and no more conferences, I want this b*&^% to be at $30.