Posted On: 08/21/2014 9:15:41 PM
Post# of 9144
Re: Machiavelli10 #145
Hi! All true longs & thanks for your informative messages.
It is a relief to leave the Yahoo and IH sites for good.
My retired friends (one is a retired scientist from the independent research lab,
the largest non-government research institution in the world) and I am all longs
since the "H" days. We still remember the wife of the founder making an ugly
show during one of the previous CC (when NNLX regularly holding CC). All true
longs should know what I am talking about.
We are all pa and ma investors for decades and rather aware that Wall Street is
not a regular market place; but is teemed with sharks; vested interest that do
anything, no matter how immoral to protect their market shares. We fully support
BB,for his very cautious moves as things may not always turn out what he was
promised; and he probably has the most to lose if NNLX is "swallowed" alive like
some game changing technologies (companies went broke) ended up
shelved and put away while the "big dogs" continue to enjoy their lion's share of
the market with their "stale" technologies.
Warmest regards to NNLX management and all true longs and wish NNLX
success, and the wonderful technologies benefiting all the patients in the world.
The above are my 2 cents of opinion and will not reply to any arguments.
It is a relief to leave the Yahoo and IH sites for good.
My retired friends (one is a retired scientist from the independent research lab,
the largest non-government research institution in the world) and I am all longs
since the "H" days. We still remember the wife of the founder making an ugly
show during one of the previous CC (when NNLX regularly holding CC). All true
longs should know what I am talking about.
We are all pa and ma investors for decades and rather aware that Wall Street is
not a regular market place; but is teemed with sharks; vested interest that do
anything, no matter how immoral to protect their market shares. We fully support
BB,for his very cautious moves as things may not always turn out what he was
promised; and he probably has the most to lose if NNLX is "swallowed" alive like
some game changing technologies (companies went broke) ended up
shelved and put away while the "big dogs" continue to enjoy their lion's share of
the market with their "stale" technologies.
Warmest regards to NNLX management and all true longs and wish NNLX
success, and the wonderful technologies benefiting all the patients in the world.
The above are my 2 cents of opinion and will not reply to any arguments.
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