Well, well, well, another slow day on IMU thread.
I see the kids have been left at home alone again and are fighting over everything and anything, so juvenile.
Those hoping to sow doubt in retail investors minds are pushing that old barrel about the company having no future, and a management that no one else on the market trusts.
I have noticed that they don't want to start a debate about the science or to discuss the strong financial position Imugene are in.
I read someone mention that the trials are going too slow, you have got to be kidding me, when someone of the calibre of Yuman Fong tells you these trials, particularly the MAST trial is moving at lightning speed you have got to listen.
You have to acknowledge this is a good candidate for trading, particularly over the last few months, this to me is of little concern, people will make money wherever they can in this market.
The oppies are still very good value at .051 with approximately 3 years to run, unless everything in their stable of treatments are failures, and you don't mind waiting for that reward.
I have mentioned before that I hope to attain generational wealth with my shareholding, what I have never shared before is, another key reason for purchasing shares in Imu is that I lost my Mother at 59 to multiple myaloma (she had 9 Children) and my Brother, one year above me at 43 to brain cancer.
These losses seemed so very unfair at the time, and you wonder how everyone else is getting on with their lives while you have had such loss.
Imugene is doing amazing things with this science and even with competition moving quickly, we are so fortunate to be right up there on the cutting edge of these medical advancements.
Thanks very much for the 6-7 posters that do outstanding research and those that have a sense of humour, other than these individuals the rest of the posts are an automatic scroll through, even those that attempt to blindly pump up this stock.
DYOR opinion only
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