Ann: Clinical utility study shows benefit of PromarkerD testing, page-14

I get your meaning...either way you put it. I actually feel the same way. I would even go a step further and ensure that those selling now (especially where potential manipulation is involved) would never be able to participate in a PIQ capital raising again. But that's just me being vindictive. The fact is as an investor in this sort of stock, you need patience. And the company needs its shareholders to be loyal, to give it time to build the business and get the necessary approvals, permits and customers in place. Small trades down from manipulators and weak hands have the potential to significantly affect market cap and shareholder sentiment. Show a bit of loyalty and wait for the pay-day...then sell if you want to. I cant help but think (and hope) that those selling now will regret it. And they will get zero sympathy from me.