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10/21/10 1:34 PM

#27501 RE: opportunityknocking #27500

Opportunity stated: "One of his biggest blunders was his last paid advertisement. I can't let go of that one. I really don't know any CEO that would have signed off on that. For me, that was when I started re-evaluating what I was invested in."

It clearly states on the Taglich website that all of the infomation in the report comes from factual sources. Most of the other paid hypsters get paid in stock and probably get a lot of their information from Moro. Taglich got paid in cash and probably did not even consult Moro for the report. There was obviously no "signing off" involved.

The analyst involved obviously read a substantial number of the filings. When Moro got the S1 approved for the public offering, the SEC pressed for a lot of information on Abbott and Alere. The information Moro published on their progress or lack of progress is actually devastating to the stock.

Moro has always been able to tell investors how much money he was going to make from the licensees but it was obvious to the Taglich analyst and others that the licensees are not moving to commercialize RECAF.

The question is who do you believe?

Do you believe what you read in the filings where Taglich got their information?

Or do you believe Moro who has a vested interest in holding the company together at any cost as long as he can?

I made my decision almost 2 1/2 years ago. As a point in question, how can you continue to believe someone who states on Agoracom that samples have been collected in China for testing and then nothing has happend for two years? How many times has he said that he is in late stage discussion with licensees? He made a huge deal with a press release on the filing of a provisional patent application two years ago. It pumped the stock but it is now obvious that a nonprovisional patent was never later filed.

Look at all the things Burger said about the stock. None of them have happened. You can't just keep feeding investors bad information. At some point, they get fed up and sell. It is obvious that the Paulson investors have been selling.





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10/21/10 1:48 PM

#27503 RE: opportunityknocking #27500

Opportunity, you mentioned management buying shares. That will never happen with this company. They just give themselves more options like the 28.5 million they just gave themselves.

What is more telling about this stock is the exercise of 3.5 million options by Moro last year and then the "unexercise" of them later for whatever reason, he decided that he did not want to hold real shares like other investors.