Catalysts for $1B MC?, page-107

I hold mining shares and I am not a geologist, I hold 3d printing shares and I am not a technical scientist, I hold food distribution in China shares and I have never worked in food distribution before and I hold a baby pharma firm and I have no phd in molecular biology.

In my day job I am working on financing 3 solar energy projects, 2 sea port grain terminals, a passenger airport, a cargo airport, 7 early stage tech companies in our business incubator, a debt raise for a shopping mall, a hotel sale, an insulin manufacturer sale, and funding the supply of 2 Boeings to a charter airline.

I do not understand the science behind most of these companies but I do understand the financial realities of each can use that to close investments from other financial types.

I think it might be best if you stick to your molecular biology circle and let the financial people stick to their own circle.

You have proven that the 2 do not mix.

Buying a race horse however and giving it your company and / or product name and entering it into lots of televised races will bring excellent pr and publicity, allow a tax write off, multiple days out for corporate entertaining and it might occasionally win something all of which should render it a profitable experience.

So, buying a race horse when one knows nothing about racing could be a really great move from a corporate financial perspective, which you as white coat wearing molecular biologist could not see as per your last sentence in your referenced post.

You are trying to have a technical discussion with non-technical people - it won't work.

EB