Well I think Joe and company has a plan, and I am
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Posted On: 01/23/2019 10:23:21 PM
Well I think Joe and company has a plan, and I am going to just trust it. The plan obviously includes getting both NIO (I hate the dash too) and GNBT above $4 and onto a major market. It must involve releasing enough good news to keep both stocks above $4. They wouldn't risk having the unthinkable happen and have it fall below the minimum listing requirement again. I am going to stop second guessing everything and just wait for the weekly good news to arrive, as it has been doing for months now. And $4 is higher than what I paid for a lot of my shares, so I will be happy.
I also originally got into this over 10 years ago because of Oralyn and both type 1 and type 2 diabetes running in my extended family. My first cousin died with type 1 at age 31 years ago. He worked a night shift, came home in the morning, gave himself an insulin shot, then fell asleep before he ate. He went into a coma and died 3 weeks later. Just recently my 10 year old nephew was diagnosed with type 1. I watch him struggle with needles and think if only Oralyn was there for him. (hopefully it will be approved eventually for both type 1 and 2). My grandmother died of complications of type 2 at an early age. I don't think she was well controlled at all - probably afraid to start insulin because of the needles.
I also originally got into this over 10 years ago because of Oralyn and both type 1 and type 2 diabetes running in my extended family. My first cousin died with type 1 at age 31 years ago. He worked a night shift, came home in the morning, gave himself an insulin shot, then fell asleep before he ate. He went into a coma and died 3 weeks later. Just recently my 10 year old nephew was diagnosed with type 1. I watch him struggle with needles and think if only Oralyn was there for him. (hopefully it will be approved eventually for both type 1 and 2). My grandmother died of complications of type 2 at an early age. I don't think she was well controlled at all - probably afraid to start insulin because of the needles.
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