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dmiller

08/04/19 11:15 AM

#205694 RE: jessellivermore #205693

Most physicians are terrible business men. Case in point is a physician up millions in a stock and refuses to take any off the table. This would make an excellent case study in business schools. I hope Amarin stock drops another $3. While it would send some people over the edge, I would be buying. Again, short term price means nothing to me. I never lose sleep because I've done my due diligence.

rafunrafun

08/04/19 11:25 AM

#205697 RE: jessellivermore #205693

JL -

Raf you are right JT will never hurt for money. The same can not be said for the small shareholders



My post wasn't about who is hurting for money. My post was about JT having the same interest as shareholders: to maximize Amarin's value. If we make money, JT makes money. If we lose money, JT loses money.

So his interests = our interests.

If you are not questioning his interest, are you questioning his competency? He (they) can't go from the most brilliant management to buffoons. They know all thr details and reasoning, you (we) do not.

I strongly believe that JT deserves the benefit of the doubt, based on what he has accomplished. Your previous posts support such position.