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Sweltzy, You are spot on. META did not exist 20 years ago. Tesla didn’t either. For those who’ve been following the stock market for any length of time can name many examples of disruptive business models going ballistic. Or even skyrockets that fizzle out. Think Poseidon or Trident from the nickel boom of the 70’s. A lot like the Tulip Mania of the 1600’s.

The Holy Grail of medicine is to beat cancer. If you listen carefully to Dr Nick EDES presentation and recent comments by Leslie Chong IMU has done just that.

When looking at and comparing other technologies in the space, sure some are very good, but all have limitations. None of them have all the amazing bells and whistles that CF33 has. Memory, search and destroy, Spect scanning, replication, etc, etc, etc,.

and very little in the way of side effects. A mild cold or flu. For just a few days.

It’s understandable that people don’t want to get excited only to be disappointed, but somebody’s got to be a winner , it may as well be you.

CF33 is disruptive , it works and it’s coming to a cancer clinic near you.

It doesn’t matter about who is on the share register, It doesn’t matter if BP doesn’t have any agreements as yet. Sweltzy’s is dead right. Back in 2005 META didn’t have agreements or Institutional investors. But one naff of big money and they will pile on along with mums and dads and day traders.

I have a friend who was a sponsoring broker back in the nickel boom. He’s told me all about the experience. He said it just exploded. He was a young fresh out of school broker whe was handed this little speccy mining company to look after. Next thing he was flying all over the world London New York. Presenting to Wall Street. Heady times. But it collapsed just as fast as it went up. The markets can just explode,

Once this story gets out just sit back watch. The trick is to stop focussing on .005 cent movements and look at the big picture . The underlying assets of this company are worth many billions of $$$$$$$.