From what I hear on various sites, I must be one o
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Posted On: 08/30/2020 1:00:15 PM
From what I hear on various sites, I must be one of the only believers in IPIX that has no remorse or worry when those I have told about it (and who are now in the red, some deep in the red) bitch about it. Why?
I told them right off the bat that biotech was the riskiest sector of investing possible. I stressed they only invest what they could afford to lose. I told them there was a major effort by unknown bodies to try and sabotage the future of IPIX, IMO these being BPs whose drugs are going to be made irrelevant by IPIXs.
On the other hand, I point to where IPIX is today, which IMO is right on the cusp of being wildly successful. IMO you have to risk big to win big. IPIX is one of the few that allows that dream to become a reality. I have staked a lot on this becoming true and hold little worry that it will fail.
I tell them don't bother me until we get word back on the upcoming human trial results for CV19. IMO that will be the first nut to crack with the OM and IBD trial successes following close behind. I tell them by the end of the year they could (not will, but could) see a return of their investment that will buckle their knees and by next Mar or so the return could make the end of the year price look like peanuts. A sure thing, no, but at this stage of the game a very, very, very good chance to happen.
So I end it with them at this juncture to just follow IPIX CLOSELY. When the news starts (and I believe the publicity starts in Sept) and things start percolating they should consider diving in and then it is their own responsibility to decide when to get out. As of now, anyone that invested within the last 18 months had the chance to earn a great return on their investment if they sold when prices were in the .50 range. Their greed kept them in, that is not my problem.
If some people lose a little money on IPIX, I will feel bad for them. If some never had the chance to make a fortune, I will feel terrible that I didn't allow them that opportunity by at least making it known to them.
I don't badger people to buy it, I just mention my investment if asked and say it is something they may want to follow. I do affirm I heartily recommend them to at least follow it.
I told them right off the bat that biotech was the riskiest sector of investing possible. I stressed they only invest what they could afford to lose. I told them there was a major effort by unknown bodies to try and sabotage the future of IPIX, IMO these being BPs whose drugs are going to be made irrelevant by IPIXs.
On the other hand, I point to where IPIX is today, which IMO is right on the cusp of being wildly successful. IMO you have to risk big to win big. IPIX is one of the few that allows that dream to become a reality. I have staked a lot on this becoming true and hold little worry that it will fail.
I tell them don't bother me until we get word back on the upcoming human trial results for CV19. IMO that will be the first nut to crack with the OM and IBD trial successes following close behind. I tell them by the end of the year they could (not will, but could) see a return of their investment that will buckle their knees and by next Mar or so the return could make the end of the year price look like peanuts. A sure thing, no, but at this stage of the game a very, very, very good chance to happen.
So I end it with them at this juncture to just follow IPIX CLOSELY. When the news starts (and I believe the publicity starts in Sept) and things start percolating they should consider diving in and then it is their own responsibility to decide when to get out. As of now, anyone that invested within the last 18 months had the chance to earn a great return on their investment if they sold when prices were in the .50 range. Their greed kept them in, that is not my problem.
If some people lose a little money on IPIX, I will feel bad for them. If some never had the chance to make a fortune, I will feel terrible that I didn't allow them that opportunity by at least making it known to them.
I don't badger people to buy it, I just mention my investment if asked and say it is something they may want to follow. I do affirm I heartily recommend them to at least follow it.
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