Re read your posts mate, you arent fine.Where to start.....Have...

Re read your posts mate, you arent fine.

Where to start.....

Have you ever noticed that small publicly listed biotechs arent taking CarT to the clinic? Have you ever wondered why?

Normal CarT development goes like this. Some really smart folk come up with an idea. They might work at a small biotech, or large pharma. They sell that idea to a large pharma that then takes it to the clinic and make a motsa when it gets through approval. The reason being the huge amount of money required. CarT is one of the most expensive treatments. An investment in CHM is on the extreme end of high risk. But the potential reward here with this pipeline is huge. Even with this dilution.

So no one is going to throw a lot of money at CHM unless they get most of the company. And that would remain the same even if wined and dined by your good self doing the sales pitch. As they know more money will be needed later on. Our drug development is not yet at the stage to stand up by themselves. But they are getting close.

Yes, the drugs in the CHM pipeline are showing promise. And yes, they are attacking conditions of unmet need. But they haven't progressed far enough yet for licence deals or other forms of non dilutive funding. But they are getting closer.

Your mate PH is now throwing another $ 1 million at CHM to help with funding. This is on top of the other millions he and his family have already invested. This shows confidence in the company.

You, on the other hand, continually rant and rave about PH, and question if Bec will continue with the company. The only evidence you have is the noise in your head..

So tell me, Steini, if you were still a CHM investor, who do you think is doing the better for your investment, PH, or your good self.

This end of the market isnt for you mate. You become too emotional. This investment stuff is just business. You are either in or you are out. Carrying on like a pork chop doesnt help anyone.