Reply to Cardu - Closing ActThe last posts by OrdinaryAverageGuy1 and Cardu make a touching closing act to our Shakespearean comedy.
Cardu makes a very personal point that many, if not all, retail investors have been touched by cancer. For retail investors, investing in Oncolytics and Reolysin has a personal dimension to it. We were prepared to pay $3 to $6 a share back in 2003 like OrdinaryAverageGuy1 when most institutional investors would not put good money into a unproven idea. There were practical investment considerations to consider: too much risk, too much time to market. Cardu makes a personal confession that he is holding Oncolytics until the end and encourages OrdinaryAverageGuy1 to think through his decision to sell.
We can only imagine the crescendo the orchestra reaches as OrdinaryAverageGuy1 posts his “Amen” closing lines. He has seen the light. He will hold his shares to end too! The world is saved?
OAG1 is the true hero of the comedy for pointing that I’m pumper. I am accused of not being investor since I trade in shares. Don’t you love comedy? JLGemini is the villain, particularly to the cadre involved in the buy side manipulation. God save the world from pumpers. There should be a law against pumping. Invest to see the stock price go down like OAG1 did when ONC fell below $1.50 in 2008.
Should OAG1 change his moniker to RipVanWinkle? Has he been asleep since 2003? I regularly confess to being a pumper and supporter of Oncolytics. I classify Brad whiners as “dumpers” and post to counter their deceitful posts encouraging retail investors to sell. It is not a difficult task since Oncolytics represents a rare investment opportunity and is blatantly being manipulated. OAG1 is not a fool. His holdings in ONC have increased since 2003.
Let the curtain fall on this farce with Sir Walter Scott’s quote:
“Oh, what a tangled web we weave,
When first we practice to deceive!”
LOL
JLGemini
PS Stayed tuned for the 5th post in the series From Ugly Duckling to Market Darling