Replies to post #402624 on Innovation Pharmaceuticals Inc (IPIX)

[TheHound]

Liar. IPIX doesn’t own them either.

You own worthless shares of an insolvent company. That’s reality.

I own Brilacidin and some BeaMed.

[loanranger]

Place your order with Schwab. They'll take it. No idea whether your $.002 limit offer will get filled though.

It's just my opinion, of course, but anyone who would buy shares in a Company with a CEO who has dropped out of sight isn't being very smart.

"I own Brilacidin and some BeaMed."
At this point you can't be sure of that (https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=innovation+pharmaceuticals) and even if you could there's no hard evidence to show that they are worth owning. Even before this latest slip into the abyss of the Expert Market investors as a group couldn't move this thing past two cents.

I'm not obsessed with Leo but his actions and failures to act of late have been hard to ignore.
"Company leaders can be replaced.
Any person in a company can be replace."
Idle chatter.

How would you suggest that that could be done exactly?

[CallMeCrazy]

Business history corroborates your focus on IPIX's science.
As you noted:

R**n needed 18 years to find some one to buy a drug. Their first one failed.

'60 Minutes', in their April 28, 2024 segment, Nvidia's CEO noted that the company almost went bankrupt in 1997.
Today, Nvidia is one of four companies with a greater than $2 Trillion market capitalization.

Here's the story.
https://www.cbs.com/shows/video/D3imFunju2h3IVpXugUKbxjEhVTMc1Gg/

[zandant]

Have you managed to scoop up those 3 million shares yet?