Sernova Corp T.SVA

They could be the ones shorting the stock...

[donkeyfeathers]

Add Johnson & Johnson to that list.  Once there was a serious researcher (Witkowski) put in charge, the real threat materialized.  Turf protection became more important than c-peptide protection.  As for Medtronic, they must wonder how they can monetize the platform across indications other than as an artificial pancreas.  Owning a F350 Lariet is great for utility, but is kind of out of place in an F1 competition.  Different specificities may not be what a Medtronic is after.  But all the large pharmaceuticals know that if islets survive without immunosuppressant, the game changes forever.  Now, can Frank and Phillip monetize THAT.

[palladium17]

Thanks Donkey, finally some positive post.

[woundedknee]

Positive posts don't cut it. I'm starting to believe Biotech is making sense.

[Redbaron2211]

Woundedknee Bio claims to own alot of shares he's just twisted. One day if he stops posting and moves on then it's a sign he truly doesn't see potential here. Until then he's more bullish then ever and his posts are satirical in nature and his purpose is to shame individuals/corporations into improvement. Seems to be a common methodology on this BB.

[woundedknee]

Yep..I hear ya. Have a good weekend.

[BioTeck]

Why do you guys have a problem with me venting on a public forum designed for this very purpose when I'm not impressed with what is happening with management of a company that I'm invested in? Are these boards only to spread good vibes and positivity? Why is it so difficult to understand that I'm here voicing my concerns with fellow shareholders and talking about the potential

[elgin1]

Donkeyfeathers .... I agree having Witoski is probably the best thing Sva has going for it. He is highly credible and reputable. The study is air tight so the results will be in no question .   The only cards Sernova holds are the clinical results from the pouch trial. Sernova has no control over how to encourage a pharma into a collaboration. The clinical results when fully released will

[Redbaron2211]

Bio not sure what your going on about with Cpetide any levels of Cpetide in a patient that has no ability to produce their own is significant.  In the past when I spoke to Philip about other hormones like glucagon he said they don't measure for it because it's unstable, not reliable and can be inferred from cpeptide.  The bottom line is we have 5 patients that have vascularized

[Redbaron2211]

You have been "just venting" from day 1 I can't imagine having that much pressure to release. Anyways good points from everyone lots to think about waiting for hopefully a major catalyst.