Here's the thing you don't get, Dave. It's not my definition. It's traditionally recognized throughout the investment world that equity investments are long-term investments defined as 5 years or longer. Shorter time frames introduce risk of volatility. Investing in a pre-revenue biotech with a time frame shorter than 5 years is even riskier. One would think when one selects the username of Riskreturn, that person would understand this, and not bellyache about not having a great investment return in their short 1.5 year involvement as a shareholder.

Keep claiming you're a long-term investor. It only adds to the laughter of others who clearly see from your whining that you're just a short-term speculator... who hopes to one day become a long-term investor... if Gerald can make you some money in the short-term. After all, Gerald's job is to make you money, according to your prior posts. And it's completely HIS fault you're not making any money here in the 1.5 years you've owned your shares.

Fortunately, Gerald has made me lots of money in my 2 years as a shareholder. I'm up 300% according to you, the critical thinker who can't do simple math. Funny, I thought 6th grade math was a trademark of all intelligent/critical thinking investors.