Replies to post #7083 on Intellect Neurosciences Inc. (fka ILNS)

[millman]

Nice post. Thanks for taking the time to post.

All IMO.

[mkaiz]

Thanks for posting the shorting info .realy helps to understand about shorting ,i didnt fully understand shorting but this helps thanks

[itwillgetbetter]

Manipulation at its best.

Still would love to see officers buy 10 million of the o/s common.It sure would make a statement regarding the shareholder letter stating Intellect being undervalued.

Need some news with a solid bite.New patents or the second in Europe that will kill the appeal over there.

No doubt Lonza deal is not far off.

Pfizer's case will be over payment,damages in May 13.No doubt big media will be all over Intellect over the coming weeks,months.All IMHO


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