Ray, et al, A year and a half ago I spoke with
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Posted On: 06/01/2017 5:26:18 PM
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Ray, et al,
A year and a half ago I spoke with the CEO after a press release and asked how he maintained a positive attitude in the face of the challenges with making NanoLogix work. He said it's tough with a tight budget, nonexistent media coverage, two disruptive technologies, and a few dedicated enemies working against the company.
Now I more clearly see what he meant. Nanologix has two of the largest organizations of their kind using their technologies, meaning Gates and either BD, J&J, or Medtronic. People on this board and others cry out for non reporting pinksheet financials to use to contrast with some blue chip stock and by doing so drive down the share price, hoping to destroy our investments here. BTW, I did look at the last two times the company posted financials and each time bashers demolished the share price in short order by pointing out how Warren Buffet wouldn't invest in this kind of company.
Now today we receive this update actually citing Africa as where the new kits are going and mentioning a request to scale up production and what happens? Some creep lowers the price.
FYI people: there are no other real opportunities in the penny stock world --- no others who work with the big boys for TB, GBS, etc. in the fight against infectious disease and antibiotic resistance. No others whose technologies have been proven with professional, respected 3rd party research papers published in recognized medical journals.
I say this because I believe the CEO may be getting ready to give up. I follow him on Facebook and see that he turned 66 Tuesday. I don't want to work that long and I especially wouldn't want to work without pay (not talking about restricted stock) trying to bring technology to market when there's no appreciation for the effort or the product from the shareholders. If all of us continue to watch, b*tch and moan I think
Mr Barnhizer will be gone and the company blows away in the wind.
All in my opinion
Scott
A year and a half ago I spoke with the CEO after a press release and asked how he maintained a positive attitude in the face of the challenges with making NanoLogix work. He said it's tough with a tight budget, nonexistent media coverage, two disruptive technologies, and a few dedicated enemies working against the company.
Now I more clearly see what he meant. Nanologix has two of the largest organizations of their kind using their technologies, meaning Gates and either BD, J&J, or Medtronic. People on this board and others cry out for non reporting pinksheet financials to use to contrast with some blue chip stock and by doing so drive down the share price, hoping to destroy our investments here. BTW, I did look at the last two times the company posted financials and each time bashers demolished the share price in short order by pointing out how Warren Buffet wouldn't invest in this kind of company.
Now today we receive this update actually citing Africa as where the new kits are going and mentioning a request to scale up production and what happens? Some creep lowers the price.
FYI people: there are no other real opportunities in the penny stock world --- no others who work with the big boys for TB, GBS, etc. in the fight against infectious disease and antibiotic resistance. No others whose technologies have been proven with professional, respected 3rd party research papers published in recognized medical journals.
I say this because I believe the CEO may be getting ready to give up. I follow him on Facebook and see that he turned 66 Tuesday. I don't want to work that long and I especially wouldn't want to work without pay (not talking about restricted stock) trying to bring technology to market when there's no appreciation for the effort or the product from the shareholders. If all of us continue to watch, b*tch and moan I think
Mr Barnhizer will be gone and the company blows away in the wind.
All in my opinion
Scott
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