Yes and in retrospect now it says a lot about his
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Posted On: 08/22/2014 3:30:42 PM
Yes and in retrospect now it says a lot about his character
1. He answered a lot of twitter questions that he was in no way obligated to. Questions that in almost all cases no CEO would respond to whether OTC, NYE, NASDAQ etc
2. When I have a great day at work like a big sale etc I want to come home and chat about it. A lot of his social media interaction was probably fueled by true excitement for the future and behind the scene events. He is young (32) and probably at times wishes he could say a lot more. He obviously CARES about the longs and how we feel about him which is admirable.
3. I believe he is a man of good character and morals. His father is ground breaking scientist, he grew up in a good home with morals, values with parents who im sure exuberate great ambition. He is a Stanford guy with team player skills. There is NO way he would make himself so accessible to shareholders if he knew his plan was to dilute thus cutting our investments in half. I believe he is truly grateful for the long term investors who have helped make him and his fathers dreams possible.
As a slightly new investor I do DD everyday on biotechs looking for the next AMBS to invest in. Well it is completely evident that opportunities like this are extremely rare. I believe we are very lucky to be in this. I challenge anyone to find me a stock @ .1155 PPS that comes close to matching the potential of our science, pipeline, and BOA/BOD...If you can do that il pay a finders fee!
Lastly, I truly enjoy this board. I hope all the longs here become millionaires. Think of all the lives that will be changed children, spouses, grandchildren etc if AMBS can deliver on the potential?! Astonishing if you really think about it!
1. He answered a lot of twitter questions that he was in no way obligated to. Questions that in almost all cases no CEO would respond to whether OTC, NYE, NASDAQ etc
2. When I have a great day at work like a big sale etc I want to come home and chat about it. A lot of his social media interaction was probably fueled by true excitement for the future and behind the scene events. He is young (32) and probably at times wishes he could say a lot more. He obviously CARES about the longs and how we feel about him which is admirable.
3. I believe he is a man of good character and morals. His father is ground breaking scientist, he grew up in a good home with morals, values with parents who im sure exuberate great ambition. He is a Stanford guy with team player skills. There is NO way he would make himself so accessible to shareholders if he knew his plan was to dilute thus cutting our investments in half. I believe he is truly grateful for the long term investors who have helped make him and his fathers dreams possible.
As a slightly new investor I do DD everyday on biotechs looking for the next AMBS to invest in. Well it is completely evident that opportunities like this are extremely rare. I believe we are very lucky to be in this. I challenge anyone to find me a stock @ .1155 PPS that comes close to matching the potential of our science, pipeline, and BOA/BOD...If you can do that il pay a finders fee!
Lastly, I truly enjoy this board. I hope all the longs here become millionaires. Think of all the lives that will be changed children, spouses, grandchildren etc if AMBS can deliver on the potential?! Astonishing if you really think about it!
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