RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Well this is just as impressive !bionicjoe wrote: fredgoodwinson wrote: A strange interpretetion of my post.It is never the case that a stock can only go up but there is a difference between taking a calculated risk based upon due diligence and being so timid as to taking on any risk at all that by the time you dip a toe in the water it will cost you an arm and a leg. This stock appears to be far too risky for your comfort and you might re-consider whether you are equipped to provide balanced advice to posters here - none of whom are asking for it anyway.
Given the overwhelmingly vast preponderance of retail investors who got their toes chopped off and much more by blindly staying long a stock, you must excuse those who would like to see a little more certainty before committing their life savings to what is still an experiment in progress. I've yet to hear from HC or the FDA so I'll reserve judgment on whether any cure for cancer has yet been found. What you call timid others might see as wise investing.
Committing your life savings to one stock is what you call wise investing?
No one here needs your investment advice.
Early bird investors who are comfortable with early biotech opportunities on the venture and want to take a small to modest position as the company gets derisked is who would like to come here and discuss the POTENTIAL of the company and market valuation, not have to listen to you all day.
If you're not comfortable with the risk or speed of progress, please sell your shares, if you have any and move on.