Long suffering shareholders need to consider that with 210 days again plus start of FDA application TIS will not have sufficient funds to see the game through. As a result there will have to be another capital raising which will effectively reduce existing shareholders interest to as well as near zero. On that basis ask yourselves this question without considering the massive lose you/we have made so far "knowing what we know if I didn't already hold TIS would I buy today?" We know that the cash will run out, that competitors are circling, that directors and management are less than 100% honest with the shareholders, that management and advisor's are incompetent etc etc. Don't think I would want to invest in a company like that.
Took my massive loss at 10c. It hurts but there are times we just have to move on.
BTW just what did the directors actually do to justify and average of $65K each last year for attending 7 meetings each (thats over $9k a day).
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