RE:RE:RE:RE:Clinicals trials?I appreciate this response. I really do believe in PMN like I do with other stocks I am invested in. I’ve sold those as well, some at a loss so that I can reinvest either somewhere else or to buy in at a lower point. I however l, don’t become emotionally attached to a stock. As an investor I see the cards where they lay and make a decision that’s best for me and my money. Someone else is going to be making money instead of me if I choose not to sell at an opportune time. PMN hit a high of .73-.75 last year due to the Ray Branco article. I smelt the hype based on his type and decided to sell at an opportune time. I bought back in at .42 and rode it down to .28 and back up to .35 before I sold. The stock should have more attention and doesn’t get the respect it deserves. Don’t blame me however, for making money when that’s what everyone here who is invested is trying to do. I believe it’s a good time to jump into PMN because I believe the science and believe that there will be good results from the clinical trials. Do I believe management has the shareholders best interest in mind? No, they are trying to run a business and raise capital and I believe would do a PP regardless of what their shareholders think. These guys are in it to make money 1st and help other people 2nd like any other biopharma company. I can believe in a company by not locking up my money or donating it. I believe the last time we had a conversation like this, I had said if you’re not investing to make money, you’re better off donating it.