Best not to engage with this person,@Eleanor351. Your first post says it all, and well. I'm years out of this stock but come back sometimes for that nice "dodged a bullet" feeling. So I've read the tripe you refer to. I don't know the word for comments that are beyond spin, beyond rubbish, beyond delusory.
I find the funniest thing about him is not his weird logic explaining how OSX is always on the brink of success, or his attempts to educate poor, unknowing HC readers with his deep knowledge of how biotechs work, but his personal quote. Sooo mature to encourage people not to take his comments as financial advice! As if.
I do enjoy his comments about how the market has misread the company, just doesn't understand it, and what OSX really needs is more partnerships! No matter how bad the figures are, how bad the management is, more partnerships will do the trick! The Singapore government is behind the company!! New distribution deals will take the share price into the stratophere!! It's really kinda funny given the performance of the company over the 5 years since it's been listed, and the 25 years since it started. Unless you're an investor.
The sad thing is OSX won't be delisted any time soon, so there are some punters who will see it as "cheap", and a great entry point for a stock that "can only go up from here". Yeah, right.
I've heard a fool and his money are easily parted. In @bedger's case, they were lucky to get together in the first place.
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