Hi David, It does seem pretty simplistic, doesn't it... I was actually thinking the same thing. There are a few items that I feel are interesting though. They have always affirmed that their product is astonishingly simple. (Like pennicilin.) What if this MDI-P (and cold fusion) are for real? You know there is not much that can survive in the Dead Sea or the Great Salt Lake. (Interestingly, Medical Discoveries is located in Salt Lake City, Utah.) Also, why has Medical Discoveries been around for five years, and why are their several "unpaid" scientific advisors on their team? All with impressive backgrounds and PHD's? When I was in the research environment I was amazed (and disgusted) at the backbiting, badmouthing, and ruthless competition that took place in this community. Believe me, some very highly intelligent and highly educated people could froth at the mouth when debating these kind of things. It can be bloody bitter. I know these penny stocks can be scammy, and I appreciate your honest opinion. But what if.....
Remember when Stanley Pons was laughed out of the scientific community for his findings regarding "cold fusion?" Well I will be darned if it isn't foreign scientists that are taking up the cold fusions research models a while later and replicating the results that Stanley Pons had originally come up with. I still think there is something to cold fusion and we shouldn't get too haughty and know-it all to exclude simple possibilities. I really felt for Stanley Pons and his partners when they were forced to eat crow for their ideas. Validity for his theories will probably be accomplished only after the poor soul dies...I don't know...I just keep thinking that there could possibly be some validity to MDI-P technology. They have had their product tested through independant research labs using a highly resistant testing virus that is commonly used. (Sorry if I am sounding vague, I do not have their packet with me right now, for details and specifics.) And I am impressed with the fact that they have always seemed to obtain grants and support from sources that would require somewhat of a presentation and a showing of potential promise. (One research grant they recieved was for $30,000. and I know they are determined to come through with more partners and funding.) When talking with Investor Relations, I threw a few hard balls at them, and they were undaunted, and they reiterated that Medical Discoveries is "very confident" that they will bring their product to market. ("Soon" was the time frame I was given.)
Thanks for posting David, I have been burned by penny stocks and one can't be too careful, but I just think this one might deserve a little bit more consideration...
Cindy |
