Hi Twigman Katy may have questioned your understanding of the...

Hi Twigman
Katy may have questioned your understanding of the market however I think you have a position and are sticking to it.
You are correct regarding simple answers.
The market is usually correct .
The market sees little value in IVX hence the poor showing.
"Researchers couldn't care less about a 6 mo delay."
Contraire! research funds are hard to come by.
Researchers work hard to get funding and they know that ongoing funding is contingent on results.
Delays and lack of results will cause the funds to dry up. - Sound familiar?
"The major losers here are not hotcopperites but dr Glass and his fellows including the CEO."
I don't know about that!
I don't draw a large salary from IVX or get stock allocations for being an IVX executive
"Do you own more shares than these guys?"
Not Hot Copper etiquette however I will answer nevertheless.
Initially other than Brown and Glass yes but with ongoing dilution I couldn't say.
"So what's good for the goose is good for the gander ."
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"If you think this is oversold then buy"
It is simple - a number of trials, results not being publicly released, funds drying up, no agreements with major Pharmas.
If there were good results these cannot help but be leaked.
Similarly any agreements or financing arrangements.
So if they have something good - one of 2 things.
Either the SP would be significantly higher than today or a large number of people involved are unbelievably good a keeping their mouths and wallets shut.
Or you could engage in a conspiracy theory that all those involved are dumbing down the company so that another entity can pick up IVX's incredibly valuable patent portfolio for a song.
As I have said before I believe I am holding on to a loss that I will use to offset a profit elsewhere.
Simple!