Replies to post #25052 on BioCurex, Inc.(fka BOCX)

[opportunityknocking]

What will be of interest now that the IPO has been successful, is finding out where we stand with Smithline. That deal basically was the cause of much of the heartache longterm shareholders had to endure, but it also created an opportunity for newbies to take advantage of management's predicament. Needless to say I feel that having Dr Burger at the wheel was the turning point. Having his experience will make the difference. IMO, it won't be long before we get back into the groove of taking care of what really matters and we will see the launch of doggy recaf. Personally, I want smithline gone. Pay them off and erase their number from phone directory. They may have been accomodating toward management during the financial meltdown, but they were the cause for all the turmoil.
Now we have plenty of money and watch Inverness try and make a move to buy us just before the opening act. The dilution may be a form of a potent poison pill, so it is probably unlikely. I just would hate to have waited for 5 years and have such an anticlimactic ending.

[gaboy47]

Hey Gold, still up to your old tricks.

[Gold Seeker]

Odd Kelly, Nice to see you posting again. It is also nice to hear that someone has made some money on this stock.

As far as the stock price having highs and lows again depends upon Moro pumping the stock. One thing to take into consideration, Moro now has more money than he ever has had before and his debt will be a WHOLE lot less. Will he really need to spend money pumping the stock?

I thought he would need to pump the stock with Dog RECAF to sell the offering but Paulson did a great job selling and that was unnecessary. Now the question remains. Will Moro even attempt to sell dog RECAF and risk a huge failure? IMO, it will not sell and if that fails, it is really bad news for the stock. China will not work so IMO, all he can hope for is Inverness actually doing something. If Burger messes with Abbott, they just may return it saying that bothering them was not part of the deal.