Ann: Race Initiates Heart Safety Preclinical Study for Bisantrene, page-33

Hahaha, thank you, but I am just your average PT - ask @Pecks. Keep in mind that I spent 5-years doing a degree and masters developing skills that I use daily. Not that its really worth anthing, but I did discuss PhD scholarships with a university head of department - we got along well; we like motorbikes. I decided against the PhD, which I'm glad that I did.

My posts are the way in which I interpret the data I read. I encourage everyone to use the citations I use and come up with their own opinions. Happy to discuss them openly.

So far, my investments have made a lot more money than I spent studying at university. So, when I compare spending money to study something for 5-years to getting paid to study something that fascinates me, I know what I would prefer doing and which is why I enjoy doing what I do. I also enjoy learning and teaching others, which helps I suppose. Posting onto this forum has enabled me to create relationships with many other investors as well as really focus on developing other aspects of investing that aren't less well-developed. The whole experience is valuable for me.