Believe me you I'm clueless what type of deals owcp as made with discovery. And I could say Almost 100% that they were certainly in talks. We are all hypothesizing and owcp might have just convinced discovery to take all the shares they can get because something big is in the works. But as I have posted it would not just take a serious PR but one that is taking the whole kit and caboodle to the next level it actually putting owcp in a position to continue the research, ringing revenues and whatever else they're in business for in the long run. Emphasis on the long run. With that many shares they're going to want to be able to unload and higher prices and hold shares long enough for this company the proved itself competitive and to keep going what year is out with the PPS Rising and Rising. Otherwise discovery is stuck with 300 million stairs dad I pretty much as worthless as any amount that we all alone. Someone can own 10 shares or get the whole company and 300 million shares for 5 million bucks but if the shears are pennies on the dollar and no future for the company then it's all toilet paper. During my correspondence with them we were trying to work out a funding deal with two entities. A proposal was to be drafted and hand of the law to the entity in New York and one in California, both high-profile. It came to a halt and a wait-and-see from their end. It could be a lot more going on behind the scenes that we know and although owcp might have had to give away half the farm it might well have been worth it and we all have to wait and see. If the tablet proves itself and then some and the patented approved that in itself it's pretty big. GW or somebody else could very well get involved and perhaps they are in a wait-and-see mode 2. GW has zero to lose in this game. They're making hand-over-fist and they can simply step in and cut a deal with owcp to work with them and get that tablet out there through their channels and profits can be split. I invested in another Israeli company called mazur robotics about a year-and-a-half ago and another huge company, I forget the name and I'm too lazy to look it up, but it was the biggest in the world started to eat up shares of mazor robotics and then ultimately bought them out. It was a deal that they both wanted and agreed upon and the other company was clear that they were taking one third of mazor robotics I would see how that worked out and they would take charge of sales regarding a robot that assist in spinal cord operations. Maisel robotics had the technology but not the means to get this out into the world in a big way. So the other company teamed up with them and took over that aspect and then ultimately took over mazor Robotics and the rest is history. So in a tight playing field as medical marijuana and with plenty of laws that are going to come with it Knocking out a huge amount of the players would just throwing stuff up on the shelves without any research owcp in that sense has the edge and has the right idea. The other companies certainly will make a quick buck but that will come to a screeching halt. With something like marijuana laws will be passed that it has to be FDA approved for example. So I for one am hoping for the best and even if one of the patent is turned down, as it's written on ihub, is not the end of the world because a final rejection does not mean final in the world of patents an owcp can still push for patent that has been rejected. The biggest question I've always had is if the science is there, and it sure seems like it is, why nobody in their right mind or two people to lower the risk, would not Step Up a year ago and put in 5 million dollars as an investment and give owcp reading room to grow and let their investment prosper. Completely baffling because what I sent out query letters regarding funding it was interested in it. Somewhere along the line management really messed up on this one and Howard can certainly attest to that because I forget how the story goes but that they thought one of the wealthy guys here in Israel who was someone affiliated was a lousy guy. Obviously they left on bad terms mbworld this lousy guy still has is millions if not billions and the guy you know wcp management is left holding the bag Edwards are cheap. The world of business is simply do not cut off any life oxygen or any Avenues. You just do not do that it always try to leave I'm some sort of good terms if there's a difference of opinion but leave it open so you can return if need be. Business is Cutthroat and discovering I must say as smart as all heck. Anybody here wants to call him a lousy guy and some of them took advantage of the company they can go ahead and do that. It's not the way I would do business but meanwhile this guy is sitting with 300 million shares if roll I know he's still holding out 20% of the money he makes to charity a walking old ladies across the street. I don't know who he is I just know how he does business and there's no he did put a gun against ahead of owcp owcp could have walked away and said you're a lousy guy and we want nothing to do with people like you and then they would have nosedived. So I can judge this guy one way or the other I just know if I was in his position I would have done the same thing but I have a sensitive conscience and I would have seen that there are shareholders and I would have taken them into consideration even though I don't know them. And I would have cut a better deal so that I know I'm making good money oh, I'm helping a company out and if all things go well the shareholders Tim profit too. So maybe in that sense he's a lousy guy but that's business and you're going to come across these type of people. Either way let us all hope for the best and see what happens. I myself truly appreciate everyone's DD here. Howard has been fantastic and made that trip. And even though one might say well we funded it it was not easy for him to just pick up and come here and then he said and will a very clear and detailed report of his trip. I know that I myself would not have been able to do what he did and I appreciate it very much. I appreciate the way Frank read through all the paperwork and cuts to the Chase and gives the facts as he sees them and is opinion. And there are so many others put in your two cents which it's worth more an owcp to sense right now. So let's again see what happens and God willing it'll work for a favor and this will burst back up into dollar land for one reason or another. My apologies if there's any typos but I'm doing speech to text and really not in the mood to read through this. My apologies for that but I'm a quadriplegic and although I do challenge myself I try hard to do my best and do everything that I can myself it's 9 at night year in Israel and I got to hang with my homeboys oh, that is my twin Sons, and I'm kind of tired as it is. Be well all and God bless.
Thanks for the compliment. I also have an email Hitbodedut.
Believe me you I'm clueless what type of deals owcp as made with discovery. And I could say Almost 100% that they were certainly in talks. We are all hypothesizing and owcp might have just convinced discovery to take all the shares they can get because something big is in the works. But as I have posted it would not just take a serious PR but one that is taking the whole kit and caboodle to the next level it actually putting owcp in a position to continue the research, ringing revenues and whatever else they're in business for in the long run. Emphasis on the long run. With that many shares they're going to want to be able to unload and higher prices and hold shares long enough for this company the proved itself competitive and to keep going what year is out with the PPS Rising and Rising. Otherwise discovery is stuck with 300 million stairs dad I pretty much as worthless as any amount that we all alone. Someone can own 10 shares or get the whole company and 300 million shares for 5 million bucks but if the shears are pennies on the dollar and no future for the company then it's all toilet paper. During my correspondence with them we were trying to work out a funding deal with two entities. A proposal was to be drafted and hand of the law to the entity in New York and one in California, both high-profile. It came to a halt and a wait-and-see from their end. It could be a lot more going on behind the scenes that we know and although owcp might have had to give away half the farm it might well have been worth it and we all have to wait and see. If the tablet proves itself and then some and the patented approved that in itself it's pretty big. GW or somebody else could very well get involved and perhaps they are in a wait-and-see mode 2. GW has zero to lose in this game. They're making hand-over-fist and they can simply step in and cut a deal with owcp to work with them and get that tablet out there through their channels and profits can be split. I invested in another Israeli company called mazur robotics about a year-and-a-half ago and another huge company, I forget the name and I'm too lazy to look it up, but it was the biggest in the world started to eat up shares of mazor robotics and then ultimately bought them out. It was a deal that they both wanted and agreed upon and the other company was clear that they were taking one third of mazor robotics I would see how that worked out and they would take charge of sales regarding a robot that assist in spinal cord operations. Maisel robotics had the technology but not the means to get this out into the world in a big way. So the other company teamed up with them and took over that aspect and then ultimately took over mazor Robotics and the rest is history. So in a tight playing field as medical marijuana and with plenty of laws that are going to come with it Knocking out a huge amount of the players would just throwing stuff up on the shelves without any research owcp in that sense has the edge and has the right idea. The other companies certainly will make a quick buck but that will come to a screeching halt. With something like marijuana laws will be passed that it has to be FDA approved for example. So I for one am hoping for the best and even if one of the patent is turned down, as it's written on ihub, is not the end of the world because a final rejection does not mean final in the world of patents an owcp can still push for patent that has been rejected. The biggest question I've always had is if the science is there, and it sure seems like it is, why nobody in their right mind or two people to lower the risk, would not Step Up a year ago and put in 5 million dollars as an investment and give owcp reading room to grow and let their investment prosper. Completely baffling because what I sent out query letters regarding funding it was interested in it. Somewhere along the line management really messed up on this one and Howard can certainly attest to that because I forget how the story goes but that they thought one of the wealthy guys here in Israel who was someone affiliated was a lousy guy. Obviously they left on bad terms mbworld this lousy guy still has is millions if not billions and the guy you know wcp management is left holding the bag Edwards are cheap. The world of business is simply do not cut off any life oxygen or any Avenues. You just do not do that it always try to leave I'm some sort of good terms if there's a difference of opinion but leave it open so you can return if need be. Business is Cutthroat and discovering I must say as smart as all heck. Anybody here wants to call him a lousy guy and some of them took advantage of the company they can go ahead and do that. It's not the way I would do business but meanwhile this guy is sitting with 300 million shares if roll I know he's still holding out 20% of the money he makes to charity a walking old ladies across the street. I don't know who he is I just know how he does business and there's no he did put a gun against ahead of owcp owcp could have walked away and said you're a lousy guy and we want nothing to do with people like you and then they would have nosedived. So I can judge this guy one way or the other I just know if I was in his position I would have done the same thing but I have a sensitive conscience and I would have seen that there are shareholders and I would have taken them into consideration even though I don't know them. And I would have cut a better deal so that I know I'm making good money oh, I'm helping a company out and if all things go well the shareholders Tim profit too. So maybe in that sense he's a lousy guy but that's business and you're going to come across these type of people. Either way let us all hope for the best and see what happens. I myself truly appreciate everyone's DD here. Howard has been fantastic and made that trip. And even though one might say well we funded it it was not easy for him to just pick up and come here and then he said and will a very clear and detailed report of his trip. I know that I myself would not have been able to do what he did and I appreciate it very much. I appreciate the way Frank read through all the paperwork and cuts to the Chase and gives the facts as he sees them and is opinion. And there are so many others put in your two cents which it's worth more an owcp to sense right now. So let's again see what happens and God willing it'll work for a favor and this will burst back up into dollar land for one reason or another. My apologies if there's any typos but I'm doing speech to text and really not in the mood to read through this. My apologies for that but I'm a quadriplegic and although I do challenge myself I try hard to do my best and do everything that I can myself it's 9 at night year in Israel and I got to hang with my homeboys oh, that is my twin Sons, and I'm kind of tired as it is. Be well all and God bless.
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