Replies to post #35079 on Ocata Therapeutics Inc fka OCAT

[rangonorth]

Be carefull, the day that it does a runup of 20% or more in one day with NO NEWS is the day you want to sell the rest of it , because the next day you wake up, and it will be ZERO.

I have Seen that so many times ( and please do not be mad at me because the price has not gone down for past few weeks because I my comments and your shares.) the reality is much much bigger behind the scenes than you can comprehend.
Thank you very much

[farviewhill]

Oh, SPETTY, not sure why you're beating this discussion to death.
You are entitled to your feelings and opinions, but that doesn't mean they're right or corectly guesses/characterizes what's going on, i.e., the decline in the share price.

We are both looking at this from a different perspective, it appears and that's each of our privilege's. I may be more defensive or careful with my investment, where you might be more risk tolerant and have less concern about any potential decline/loss of your investment dollars. And no, I'm not trying to scare folks and buy cheaper shares; clinical testing and FDA may take care of that by themselves.

It's really stretching your point to suggest the dilution factor started to reflect in the stock price at.20. First of all, things were very positive then, many day and short term traders aboard who got discouraged for a lack of anticipated upward movement, and who knows what the hedge funds were up to.
Secondly, as the price continued it's decline in the .15 range and Alpha and other cases emerged, the fear of further unknown dilution, possibly a proxy of what looks now like possibly something in the neighborhood of 1 Billion shares was not really being talked about and discussion on lawsuits filed in 2009 way since factored in. Could less dilution happen, sure, but I'm guessing that means a pharma or two are in jv negotiations at a very unlikely time at this stage in clinicals and with lawsuit and 'global settlement' mess, imo.

Selling and fear associated with it promotes more selling, and so on.

If you've been an investor for awhile or a student of investing, then you know darn well that anytime there's further dilution, especially at this possible magnitude, the reaction to the stock is almost always down. To suggest that there's a sophisticated group of everyday retail investors out there holding ACTC shares have already priced in the damage, is for me, silly and makes no sense.

You have no real sense at this early stage of all the intervening factors that a further dilution will need to be measured against, like: commercial revenue projections if and when that happens; the financial 'bite' of any partnerships that might now be being negotiated; and the biggie of all, has the second cohort testing started yet, how really are the tests going and will they survive phase III, if that ever happens.

Come on, be real, you can see it or wish it anyway you wish, that's your perogative.

As far as Rocky goes, I'm well aware of iCell and his posts there and elsewhere. The content of my inquiry is in my posts last night. Again, you can spin that or anything else any way you wish.

I have no nefarious agenda, but to share my thoughts, which I've done. If you believe dilution is factored in just because the price has declined so much that's your perogative and your money.