Sernova Corp T.SVA

Know your company

[wj]

This is a message to Sernova shareholders on this site. Because posters on this site are anonymous, their intentions should not be trusted any more than you would trust a stranger on the street for investment advice. If you want to ask questions of the Company, phone Chris Barnes, VP Sernova Investor Relations or phone Corey Davis of Life Science Advisors in New York. I write this because over the past few days there have been very inaccurate statements made about Sernova and the other company’s data in the field simply aimed to discredit Sernova, its strategic approach, its technologies and clinical success in order to scare Sernova investors into selling into the hands of shorts and day traders. As well-versed and knowledgeable investor, I strongly urge you not to fall prey to these con artists.

[BioTeck]

I suppose you're talking about my post. Can you please tell me where I said anything that is not accurate?

[BioTeck]

Yep, that is what I thought. 

[quest13]

Hello biotek i have been on this board and dealing with this investment for a number of years. I have also spoken with you a number of times by message here. Never a problem reading your posts as I am aware of other companies doing research in this field. in general I have found you to post encouraging caution and generally speaking of dangers of holding this investment. I generally am upbeat

[BioTeck]

If everything they are trying to do works out, yep. I agree there is potential for some nice returns, no doubt. I just think there are still lots of risks and most importantly time required that the company doesn't like to talk about or address. Evotec cells yet to be tested in humans. Conformal coating yet to be tested in humans. Larger pouch to allow insulin independence without portal vein

[quest13]

Yes Biotek I actually agree with you in general! But the situation is that you are referring to the fact that this is a speculative investment with what could be a very high payoff investment and emphasising the negative. I have been following this for a number of years. I have also followed your advice (to a certain extent) in that I have sold some at higher prices and repurchased slightly

[BioTeck]

Quest, I have a very large core position that I'm holding (forced to hold) and I swing trade a good chunk of shares when possible and the volume permits. Mostly on or pre-news sells and buy back on dips. If you have a long investment horizon and understand the risks, I think you'll be in good shape. I emphasize the negative because it is never discussed by anyone other than me and a

[Stockfshr]

Amazing. Biotech, you don't have a large position as you posted before. $10 grand is nothing to write home about, for heaven's sake.  Quest, at 72 years old you have no long term horizon, as much as you might think otherwise. I sincerely hope you have a very small part of your portfolio in this stock. No wonder you are warning posters to question other poster's motivations

[BioTeck]

Oh tuna, go crack another can. You are clearly new here.

[BioTeck]

Don't forget to sell 3 shares or likely 4 tomorrow to buy a can.