RE:RE:RE:RE:Stern IRGreat question, beenthere. What did I do? What difference did I make?
Whether you make money or not all depends on the performance of Bioasis management and xB3, and the partners and pharmas to an extent. They're mules compareed to their xB3 load of wealth. The shareholders don't matter when it comes to success. Nor does Colwell Capital, Stern IR or me.
If management performs and if the technology works, you couldn't keep investors away from this with a Gatling gun.
The only influence that I, GD and Stern might have is to affect your confidence in the story and its potential to create value for you. If you have confidence then you'll hold the stock until it is successful. But confidence doesn't make success. It anticipates success. However, confidence can cause a market to go up, the result of confident buying, investors chasing it, or shareholders simply refusing to sell, which gets back to IR influence. But in the end, xB3 has to work unless you get lucky and sell on a false run, and then it collapses forever.
The lack of confidence causes investors to sell. They then have no chance of further gains.
So if I created some confidence that has influenced you and others to hold, something for which I am criticized all the time on here, attacked for it, actually, and if Bioasis is successful then you'll make money. It's up to you to decide what my influence was.
All I can do is claim the work that I have done. In the case of Bioasis, I've have done an immense amount of work, too much of it unpaid, perhaps fraudulently.
It's all up to Bioasis, Dr. Deborah Rathjen, the BoD, the partners and pharmas and most of all, xB3.
I have nothing to do with success. I might have something to do with making you money.
Sadly, unless I'm paid, after all these years, I won't get anything out of it, but you never know what a good law firm might get out of it for me. We'll see. Fortunately, I have friends in low and high places.
jd