Amazing that we got PYMX intellectual property for a measly 5 million bucks. It seems clear that there are a ton of things that could be pursued just from that, not even counting the Kevetrin and Prurisol which were the reasons that many of us bought this stock in the first place. Two of the best deals in history, Manhattan Island for 24 bucks worth of trinkets, and PolyMedix intellectual property for 5 million bucks.

All of those involved in shorting this stock down had better hope that karma is not real, or they're going to find themselves with the diseases whose cures they are trying to delay or prevent. The thought of trying to drive a company down when it offers hope for so many terrible diseases -- well, words fail me to think what kind of horrible person you'd have to be, to want to do that.