Why IMU is a multi multi bagger, page-5748

I agree with everything you said bobadah, but scratching my head how you came to the conclusion I have never had a cent more than my average wage.
Did you assume I don't hold shares?

Hey Brother, I am still waiting impatiently for the trials to come to a head. Time is of the essence for a lot of the patients I see unfortunately


Reply to Apparelcorp:

Yes IMU is speculative. Like exploration miners. They haven't yet sold the product. They may or may not get to that stage. Until then its a gamble, is it not? Like putting $100 on red or black, you have a chance to make some money, or you may lose it. I'm not condoning holding shares, I hold them myself, I do like a gamble here and there. Even with a high probability of winning, say 90% chance, it is still a gamble.

What I am saying is that when the products are commercialised, deals are made and there is an active income from the products, then it is no longer a gamble and more players will become involved because they know it is a sure thing, the company will only grow from there.

And yes IMU may be the second largest Australian pharma company on the ASX, but that is due to market cap. IMU doesn't have any drugs to market yet. I am just being realistic and seeing it for what it is. I love IMU and hope to see the drugs commercialised. I am a chemo nurse, there is nothing I want to see more than my patients living way longer than they ever expected.

Happy to hear your thoughts on my post, maybe I am totally wrong about it all?