Quarterly Trends, page-48

The level of enthusiasm that the article/Mr Eck speaks with, as you (referring to the "pattern" quote) have pointed out, is extremely encouraging.

I've gone through the article several times now and there are two things I find particularly noteworthy.

1. The ULTA example basically says "ULTA was a 130-times-bagger for me."

2. As this was unlikely to repeat, Mr Eck said he needed to think differently to find "another [ULTA]". The result of that search was an investment of one million in Cellmid.

In summary, Cellmid is Mr Eck's "another ULTA" - does he see Cellmid as (another) potential 100-plus-times-bagger?

Now that's what I call enthusiasm and indeed a "meaningful" amount of money to be made. Because, what amount of money is meaningful for someone with a 9 figure net worth anyway?

Regardless, I think that, apart from the now very well established safety net that is évolis, the presence of someone with the financial background of Mr Eck on the board and as an investor, should make any investment at these price levels a pretty rock solid and safe bet on a diversified growth and potential portfolio. It's kind of like owning shares in three entities. And if Cellmid turns out to be another 100-times-bagger for Mr Eck I won't mind that either.