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Originally posted by mayberichoneday ↑

My sentiment hasn't changed about the company, so I am trying to take advantage of the market's negative emotions associated with this stock.

However, I'd love to hear some thoughts / beliefs on what people believe the fundamentals of the company would make it worth. Or what they believe the next quarter and its promise of being profitable would make its worth.

The market cap continues to shrink - I remember not so long ago it was 21 mil and now it's 16.6 - Being it's not huge numbers it is easy to manipulate from anybody who has a few million, however once there's a catalyst (i.e. NanoDX finally get their FDA approval!) there will hopefully be many investors who will bring that market cap way up again, and in the short term there will be a reward for us early holders - ideally in the long term we will also be holding onto a company that continues to increase its profits through the usefulness and accessability of its tech. Could we imagine a 15c+ boost from a catalyst like that?

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Could we imagine a 15c+ boost from a catalyst like that?

I'd say yes, but you'ld better expect the acceleration of an old steam train, which is still having coal shoveled into the boiler's firebox..

Don't expect this to move quickly on news

My opinions only, GLTAH!

SE1 Price at posting: 4.8¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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