this is line w what i meant re the big pharma havi

this is line w what i meant re the big pharma having a monopoly in the usa which makes it hard for small companies to break into the market or negotiate

the hope is the eu market is more fluid and less monolithic w several tiers of involvement in the eu and w countries actually voting to leave the eu and w midlevel or country or regional specific pharma

the eu has only been monolithic-something coming apart presently- since ca 1999 and as i said several tiers

I think i saw an article where trump asked france to leave the eu,which is like asking a leopard to change its spots for france is the driving force behind the eu as a competition against the usa in a more mulitlateral world as a punishment against the usa for delivering france from the nazis in ww2-even though Eisenhower allowed the original egotist De Gaulle to take the credit


Posted On: 12/31/2017 1:51:44 PM
Posted By: kcheung
Re: kraztkat #4158
FYI the former management wanted to sell our key patents & take the

money and run. NNLX should be out of the picture already.

NNLX is not going BK soon (IMO that is why the current management runs

the co "lean and mean" , and there is a future in world market.

Why took so long? One reason is: it take 6-7 years for a tiny co to get a key

patent approved .........and can you blame your parents that your were born

in a poor family struggling to survive in the jungle of the US medical

market and not willing to sell your house?

The US medical / rapid diagnostic multi-billion $ markets are

dominated by a handful giant medical/ drug co and it is very difficult for a

tiny co to crack the market (s). The authority let the drug co charge whatever

they want. Wonder why our medical expenses are sky high compared with

the rest of the world while still many millions of Americans not covered by

insurance?

FYI in Canada, China and Europe...., the Governments negotiate with drug

companies to get a deep discount for the consumers and that is why

the same medication / treatment costs only a fraction of what the

consumers pay in the US., plus there are public (Government owned and

run) hospitals and clinics and there is none in the US.

All these are known facts and IMO that is why many NNLX investors stay

for more than 10 years and still not giving up, including all my retired friends

and myself.

Happy New Year 2018 to BB and staff and all NNLX investors., and our

best wishes for NNLX!

Will not reply to bashers.

My 2 cents as a 30-40 years pa and mom stock investor