Replies to post #523 on DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[Easyman51]

Chris, I too am quite ready for something real. What bothers me the most about DNAP was "my" preconcieved notions about what would come out with the PR's. I haven't reread what was stated, so it may be that because we aren't "listed fully" on the BB we haven't received "those" PR's of significance. If what has been put out as PR's is all that we get, then I fully expect this to sink even lower. I personally will ride it out regardless because of my gambling style and because I only have a minor position of 26k shares, averaged out at .18. One of my initial reasons for investing was that ORCH put up 350k for "rights". This is still impressive. TBF seems to be the weak link here, but apparently Dr. T had to get the initial finacing somewhere. I do hope that my present pessimism is totaly unwarranted and that I become Gawd awful rich from my paltry position. LOL

[dejavu]

Chris: a few new and interesting passages from the recent article. Also thanks for your response several days ago. I hope DNAP is not too far "ahead of its time". Great ideas still need legs to walk on.
Good luck
dejavu





Frudakis said he soon
expects to be able to
generate "genetic readouts"
of up to 1,500 people daily.







DNAPrint plans to gain even more blood samples at
kiosks it will install in blood donation centers and
diagnostic laboratories.




Frudakis expects the
combined total of his hired and contracted employees to
soon grow from eight to 15, once work visa applications
clear for statisticians and programmers from India.