look at current price b4 saying anything, page-79

You're right it's a hypothetical but investing means to be investing on the hypothetical. If I were to purchase Amazon today, a NASDAQ darling, I'd be purchasing it at 241 times its earnings. Just to throw that into perspective I would need to wait over 241 years before it's dividends returned the principle if I or other investors were not looking at the hypothetical. People assume that it's profits are going to hit some hypothetical number based on research, or maybe even market sentiment.

The hypothetical I've chosen to believe based on the information presented is that the hospitals didn't conduct the tests properly and there are factors that make me believe this.

Yours is that something else has happened and this product is worthless.

Based on your hypothesis your sentiment is a sell and based on mine its a buy.

I have waited for close to two years and I don't mind waiting another.