That is in no way off topic, AlanC. It is extremely relevant. If CTIX did not have such a tremendous pipeline, such a great record of clinical trial success, and now added to that, the Ashcroft Law Firm having the same financial interests in this company as its shareholders have (by which I mean, they will make tremendous profits when the stock goes up big) -- it would be more scary to be the subject of attacks from the syndicate of Mako et al. However, I think that CTIX's science alone will shortly destroy the finances of the shorts who have not yet covered or who re-shorted recently, and that they will be caught unawares by legal action against them soon.

I just don't think that if you're smart, you mess with a company that's being protected by a law firm run by a former U.S. Attorney General. But then, I'm not the kind of scumbag that the short gangs have as members.