Harvey, thanks for your reply. I do have some questions.
<I came upon the company a number of years ago through business dealings with the principals.>
What kind of business are you involved in that you deal with the principals?
<The tests have been completed and are the results are being kept confidential until they can be reported in a significant medical journal. I believe this will take place this fall, prior to the November Medical conference. As you may or may not know, prestigious medical Journals like THE NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, will not publish information that has already been leaked to the public. And, contrary to someone's comment last week, as I understand it, there has been absolutely no problem with a "placebo effect" in the test group.>
Sounds like the results have been leaked to you and I really doubt results can be kept secret if they are really important for over a half year. Unfortunately, the stock market and the real world have no moral ground about keeping results hidden to make The New England Journal of Medicine look good. That doesn't mean what you said isn't true, but I think people will have this information in advance of publication. That being said, I would think we should see the stock higher if the results were really great. Don't you?
<As I understand it, there will be some announcements made in the next 30 to 60 days that may have a positive effect on the stock price. Also, as one can assume, when results are made public in the fall we should all be pleased with the effect it will have on the stock price. >
Again, sounds like you have advance information. I like Silicon Investor because it offers the chance for small investors to be privy to information that was only available to big traders in the past. You probably won't like my doubts about your comments and I hope you will forgive me. It is common for people to pass false information to boost a stock.
I originally thought it prudent to ask people where they first learned of VASO due to the number of fraudulent stocks that were pushed last year, and probably every year for that matter. It would seem that most people have learned of VASO through personal contact which I find very reassuring.
I like the idea of a product that can help people without cutting them or putting them on a drug program for the remainder of their life. I hope VASO can be successful for many reasons, not just to make me money. I don't have a large enough stake to see it changing my finances no matter what happens, but I don't like to get scammed.
Thank you for your response and please for give my sinicism.
Mark Oliver |
