Therma Bright Inc V.THRM

I don't share the pumpers enthusiasm...sorry.

[wallpaper2]

I sold and am waiting to get back in, but so far I don't see any reason to.
I was into Sona, followed it closely, and see similarities here.
Thermas FEASIBILITY study produced 80% sensitivity. Sonas was higher than that with their lab results. When HC ran the necessary FIELD trials Sona failed. Field trials are  "always"  lower than lab trials because you don't have skilled scientists with a stake in the outcome, doing the tests in a perfect lab setting. Field trials are done in a real world situation by stressed out health care workers.
Field trials are always lower than lab trials and if Thermas are even 1% lower they FAIL.
Sure they may be able to improve things down the road somewhere but they are far behind and have a whopping 200 million shares outstanding! Thats ridiculous for a penny stock and make it very difficult to move the needle regardless of any news. To say this is worth 37 cents and is going to $7 is nothing but silly hype. You must remember that articles and publications get paid to write up your company. PAY them enough and they will say ANYTHING you want.
I am sure the pumpers will be all over me and heaven forbid, put me on ignore. jmho

[KILOFINAL]

It's good you sold! That was the best decision you made and I'll keep adding 

[nrv090909]

.37 coming soon and $7 shortly. 

[FSDLONG]

Based on possibilities and certain nr's dropping yes. I believe this is a winner but I'd keep what happened to Sona in the back of your mind to ensure you make smart decisions with your shares. Go Therma!

[spygate]

I agree its hard to love again after your girlfriend jilted you, but sitting in your basement fealling sorry for yourself isnt the cure...you should really try to find love again...or atleast some sort of short term fling 

[KidCash]

HAHAHAHAHA I needed that laugh! The high float and share offering stop alot of hostile takeovers. Right now somone would need to buy them all  for $66 Million @.22.  I think they will be bought back by Therma once this rolls (dutch auction) or sale of  sub company, which is why they split it into a subsidiary of Therma. Remember there was mention of a IPO once this gets going

[stockmonster6]

Wallpaper - To answer your question, Sona and Therma have totally different products.  In the past I have posted the Health Canada links wrt to the minimum requirements for the tests. Sona was a different form of test, so the sensitivity requirements are higher. THRM is a rapid antigen test, with minimum sensitivity 80% required.  You can look these up on HC site. They are also the same

[wallpaper2]

Actually I found love again. Her initials are IPA and she has given me a few hummers this week. Gone from S10 to $21 in 11/2 weeks and heading much higher. Glad to know you are concerned about my love life. You sound a bit gay though.