Replies to post #31967 on NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

[MikeyTrades]

Again, to reiterate I am long and not trading this stock. However, I have to say that reading the below gave me some pause.

Although Midtown Partners were the agent of the deal and not the investor (although they might have gotten some stock in the deal, not sure), they seem to be on the "less than transparent" side of things according to these guys.

http://sharesleuth.com/investigations/2010/03/30/the_connections_between_vicis/

http://sharesleuth.com/investigations/2010/01/05/federal_authorities_are_invest/

Bunny, not to get too conspiratorial here but what if they invested $5 million to make $10/20/40 million some other way (pump and dump, side deals with other hedge funds or something else)? I am by no means saying that is the case, I just think it is very odd for NNVC to be involved with Midtown in anyway if the links above truly represent how Midtown does business.

In the end, the price action will tell us all we need to know (which, by the way, was pretty good today) so that is reassuring but I am still scratching my head about the involvement of Midtown, even if they were only the agent.

- Mikey

[bioinvestor10]

Bunny et al- Seaside

Keep in mind that Seaside gets a 15% discount as shares trickle out, therefore a locked in profit each time shares come into their hands. Keep in mind they get a 10% stock dividend as well while they sit around.

Really this is a quick way for Dr. Seymour to raise 5 million to meet AMEX requirements. He also gets a salary raise now to 275,000 from 250,000 and to 300,000 once on AMEX.

Im just pointing out the facts. Seaside makes out VERY well in this deal no matter the share price. They should have locked in the share price conversion on issue... by not doing so Seaside has no downside at all.

Understand people?