Let me just say if I were that company that had anything to do with the wording or rewording the Inventors words as in/for Dr. Dent, the patent writer I would be extremely embarrassed if that is the case. Dr. Dent used probably one of the biggest companies in the world to handle that patent. Do you recall me stating a couple years ago that a patent can be provisional up to 1 year but by that time if not completed it would fall. There are slight exceptions to extend but not generally. What happen was when Dent initiated the start/paperwork of that patent he worked on it the first 6 days then nothing and it was booted out after the year however, they refiled. We need not talk any events past this point except we have the ability to use the patent as worded. Also we don't want to tough on patenability either, but by all means how in the world can Dr. Dent and O' Leary move into a new direction that would attract large shareholders not us retail holders.
I view Dr. Dent like this...he is very close with the NWC and all those professionals and will do what he can to protect them but us retail investors are a dime a dozen and can come and go in a flash to try and make a quick dollar. He works with these professionals he never sees any of us so all bets are off for him to salvage the "HealthLynked" part of the business.
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Sometime people tend to think if a company goes private that that is good for investors that is so far from the truth. Now anyone who reads this I am just making this statement and it does not apply or am I implying that HLYK would go private.
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