The Importance of P values to clinical trials, page-12

Interesting line of thinking ApparelCorp, and like you I am not a prolific poster but enjoy all aspects of the differing points of view. I have had my share of very poor investments, but each time I have learnt to be even more particular in my next investment. VLA was good to me, but this is a new paradigm shift altogether.

FWIW, I think there is a correlation between the shorts and funding, cover verses long positions, and I think it will all become obvious in due course. The pip moves at the moment are just the traders working out nervous nellies. When traders go quiet on HC, volatility picks up, but just by a few pips, and no drastic reversals. The timing is critical to the shorting activity, as is its cessation.

Spring remains tightly wound, fundamentals still on track, charts still bullish, and too much talk of shorting, which as you pointed out, is really only a small position, and possibly a position just to cover some short term exposure.......until the next announcement.

I have been lucky to have been here a while, and yet the more recent buyers, I still feel should not be nervous by all this other noise. whether you are in at 2cents, 8 cents, 12 cents or highs of 14cents or more, this is a unique business, with a world class cast, leading edge therapies, and what I consider a fast track of pathways. When it got to 16c intra day, my wife asked, why not sell now, and here we are at 10c, and I am still as convinced today as I was at 16c that this is a once in my lifetime opportunity to leave some money for my family when I am long gone.

Not advice, just my musings after this period of frustrating stagnation/tension building. When the Doctors are excited........(and not just any doctors, specialist doctors in leading cancer research hospitals around the world).. then I still think we should be very excited.... Genuine good fortunes to all holders, particularly those more recent shareholders that may be under the pump at the moment.