I too have been here for many years (a decade) and look upon IPIX as an important part of my life. For a few years, while CTIX was ascendant, I was vocal about its prospects; several friends lost money to my embarrassment and chagrin. I no longer brag about my investing prowess.
The purchase in bankruptcy of Brilacidin's former owner was a big surprise. The lesson of Polymedix is not to go into debt that can be fatal to a company if revenue expectations disappoint. I believe that Leo has learned this lesson. Dilution is acceptable; bankruptcy is not.
The science of Brilacidin is what I have faith in. I've posted many times my opinion that Brilacidin is the penicillin of the 21st Century. I'm 75 years of age. I would rather die with my many(and increasing) shares of IPIX than sell for a pittance. I will instruct my heirs to NEVER sell before the vindication of Brilacidin's potential in the marketplace!
Merry Christmas and Happy (and Prosperous) New Year
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