No one can say that "most people are thinking" a c
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Posted On: 01/09/2017 8:07:01 PM
No one can say that "most people are thinking" a certain way. No one can claim not to be a poster on another board, and then write posts that are very similar to those on the other board (unless, of course, they want to say that they are a plagiarist passing off someone else's thoughts as their own).
And no one can convince those of us here who have had to put up for a couple of years with lies by manipulators, that someone distorting the facts about this stock is actually someone with a long position who understands the company.
3 completely different drugs, 5 clinical trials, 5 different applications. Success in every clinical trial to date. Approximately 150 million market cap.
What's wrong with that picture? This company has been attacked by manipulators who both outright bash the company, or who (under other identities) pretend to have long positions and then express their "concerns." The company is grossly undervalued, thanks to the attacks by shorts and the now-dismissed frivolous Rosen "shareholder" suit.
While I have not followed the stock ARIA, others say that it also was unmercifully bashed with the same type of garbage we've seen posted about CTIX. ARIA was bought out for 5.2 Billion, with a lesser pipeline that CTIX's. If I were short CTIX and saw how quickly the situation changed for ARIA, I guess I'd be bashing away to try to get a lower price at which to cover my shorts.
If I were a scum-sucking sociopath, I mean.
And no one can convince those of us here who have had to put up for a couple of years with lies by manipulators, that someone distorting the facts about this stock is actually someone with a long position who understands the company.
3 completely different drugs, 5 clinical trials, 5 different applications. Success in every clinical trial to date. Approximately 150 million market cap.
What's wrong with that picture? This company has been attacked by manipulators who both outright bash the company, or who (under other identities) pretend to have long positions and then express their "concerns." The company is grossly undervalued, thanks to the attacks by shorts and the now-dismissed frivolous Rosen "shareholder" suit.
While I have not followed the stock ARIA, others say that it also was unmercifully bashed with the same type of garbage we've seen posted about CTIX. ARIA was bought out for 5.2 Billion, with a lesser pipeline that CTIX's. If I were short CTIX and saw how quickly the situation changed for ARIA, I guess I'd be bashing away to try to get a lower price at which to cover my shorts.
If I were a scum-sucking sociopath, I mean.
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