I was doing quite well, flipping a portion of my shares. I only had one small loss doing that. But once I got nervous about missing "the spike," I went to a 'buy and hold' strategy. The only benefit to that, to date, was in increasing my share count, which even now is very modest.
I'm not sure the pool of HGEN patients has even been touched. Tocilizumab is one of the only therapeutics approved for hospitalized patients that I can think of, and they are further down the disease scale than lenz, and earlier use of toci and dex have actually been found to be detrimental.
I never said I had to pay tax on my stock gain. I haven't been doing my own taxes for many years, so I don't know if I'll have to pay tax, or not. The gain that I had last year, has been more than offset by the unrealized loss I have so far this year.
You ask how I have to pay tax on trading gains, when I am down as you say. I have no reason or desire to give anyone a false impression. I am a small shareholder, living on a fixed income, and trying to supplement that income with trading gains. I have said that repeatedly, and I am thankful to be in the position I'm in.
That being said, I need to see management get the revenue stream flowing, as I am not now generating income with this investment.
I hope that you're as smart as I think you are, and that you are making an investment here.
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