Instock,
I must admit I'm new at this. I don't know your e-mail address
or how to find it. However, some thoughts on this company on this
thread.
First, I'm founder and president of a group of 40 year old children
who share capitalistic views. About six years ago we formed the
"Commission" From six, we grew to our present 18. We all have
real jobs and investing keeps us in contact and I guess we have
been very lucky... or we are very good.
When we find a concept or situation, the Commission members
use thier indivdual tallents to research and dig. When the Commission
orders you to find the names of all major shareholders....You must not
refuse....and so on. Our goal is to know everything. Anyhow, Information is compiled and then shared with the group. Some members do more work than others. For example, we have a couple
of doctors, so they take lead roles on medical evaluation. It really
is very lighthearted, but the money has gotten somewhat serious.
Each member acts individually and we all wish each other prosperity.
We have some givens. We don't short. We dont follow more than
six stocks. We go long and follow close. Our ratio has been about
four to one, which has tended to energize everyone.
SALV is one of our new ventures. We had done a small amount
of work on it a few years ago, and we kind of kept an eye on it.
We felt that when Epitope got the FDA stamp.. and signed on with
a major, this made SALV suddenly very interesting. Of course there
is a whole lot more to it. (Concerns financials, concerns managerial)
Anyhow, we were able to evaluate the last five or so years of HIV
saliva testing (presented at the AIDS pow wow in B.C.) and found
that the SALV product was just as good if not exactly as good as
the Epitope product.(Orasure) Soooo.... we figured, SALV may have
an easy time of it ... and a major might want to do a deal now .
You need to understand that deals like this are not put together
overnight. You don't want to give away the store. You also don't
want to sit at the table broke and having no confidence from your
own shareholders. Alot can be gained by reviewing the moves that
the company has made. I guess we like what we see and believe
what we believe. And I would assume that you must feel the same
or you would not be in the stock. I would not venture to say when,
but I personally believe it will be rather soon. And I do feel that if
and when it does, it will have a large impact.
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