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07/10/23
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Originally posted by Taureanbull:
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Over the last few weeks we have seen a 50% drop in our shareprice. Extraordinary destruction considering IMU just landed the deal of the century. In one quick and decisive move IMU jumped the queue to be in the front of the CarT race. Which incidentally included an approved batch of Azer-Cel from their newly acquired FDA approved manufacturing facility. Anybody who follows Biotechnology knows just how important this is. To gain any FDA drug approval it must be manufactured in an approved facility. Getting this approval can take several years . The FDA must approve everything including packaging, inserts and warnings, even the color layouts, color and design of pills. Just everything. As Yuman Fong has stated many times his dream is to create a Universal Vaccine against all cancers which is accessible and affordable for all people. This acquisition enables his dream to come true. IMU under Yuman Fongs guidance has created the “most important vaccine ever created” . His words not mine” So why then the drop. We all seen hundreds of posts blaming the Chairman for this destruction to our shareprice. That’s after the shorters ripped into the share register. But just maybe there is another more simple and more basic reason. Something more subtle, but very possible. As we all know IMU has attracted in 28,000 small mostly inexperienced shareholders. The dream of wealth especially easy overnight wealth is very alluring. Movies have only seven story lines. This is probably the most popular. Easy money, shortcuts to wealth. Crime theft fraud greed. Always followed by disaster the inevitable train crash from a badly thought out and executed grab for the wealth. IMU’s share price took off during COVID, the economy was awash with free or easy money. In hindsight we can see how much flowed into small caps, like IMU. And of course IMU had a great story that got better with each new announcement. With easy access to money, easy access to computer trading and too much time to waste, this money flowed into IMU. Just two generations ago, life was hard, really hard work. And people were tough. They walked miles for everything. They worked physical jobs all day. Chopped wood for fires. Washed by hand. Grew veggies in the back yard for food.,And went through 2 world wars to add some mental stress. These people were resilient. They took all the adversity in their stride. They also knew the value of money. Because it was a very scarce commodity. In short they were tough. Hardened like stainless steel. Move forward to COVID era. Many of those 28,000 small holders, live in Airconditioning rarely getting either cold or hot. They spend long periods of time sitting in front of screens, ordering in anything their hearts desire. Food, from Uber. Sexual partners from Tinder. Movies from Netflix or Music from Spotify. If you need to see more evidence of the decline in strength and resilience of younger people, look at the feet of 20 year old males as opposed to 70 year olds. The young men have skinny narrow feet with inward facing toes. Older men have big wide feet. They look strong and capable. There are many signs like this. You probably wondering where this is going. Well the ever increasing number of share investors raised by helicopter parents, who never even walked to school once.l but did get given participation certificates and gold stars for no effort, are getting a taste of the real world. They’ve taken the easy money and lobbed it down on a great get rich scheme. Curing cancer. The only problem its not like Uber Eats. Cancer cures take longer than 10 minutes. As time went by and the shareprice began declining and then snowballing this downhill run took on a life of its own. The free money was evaporating right before their eyes. For many this was their first taste of real life. There was only one button on the computer they could push to stop the pain. So they hit it and kept hitting it. The SELL button was the only relief available. This was their first real taste of some of the lessons life will hand out. So much of our commercial world is focussed on making life easier. Removing the effort required to satisfy any human desire. These companies have made everything cheap fast and available to most people in western societies. But they’ve also removed the struggle and hardship required to build physical and emotional resilience. That to me makes a lot more sense than looking for a scapegoat.
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TB got to disagree. The prevailing force without any question, is the institutional shorters. Our careless chairman continues to feed them with new stock in return for their cash. The most recent effort yielded $35m cash for the Imugene bank balance, at a cost of several hundred million market cap, did you read that, several hundred million capital value, which anyone on the register already feels the pain of. Not only does he try to protect their identity, they enter the register via nominee accounts and then it’s difficult to see what goes on. One thing that is a certainty is that more than 2% of the short positions were closed at the time the recent new placement was done - think about that.. ie they were already short and were then hand fed more stock to close out. The decision from management to do this is a sackable offence requiring instant removal of whoever was stupid enough to allow it. Make no mistake, the hostility toward retail holders is from within, and on that note, it’s no wonder some have decided to sell once they have figured out what’s actually going on, and has been for some time.