Hi CM. I feel your pain and cynicism. This is my first post in 4...

Hi CM. I feel your pain and cynicism.
This is my first post in 4 years.
My old and passed friend Horsefly, bless his soul, was a large and faithful TIS holder who went to his premature grave a broken man courtesy of the deceitful, incompetent and self serving TIS management of 2011-2014.
His memory alone commands me to keep the faith and the many diluted shares of which I am the sad owner.

I do believe that the trials designed to achieve FDA approval are being done well. It is crucial that the trial sample be chosen with care, and this takes time. It is good that the trial is overseen by experienced researchers and clinicians, rather than an overconfident CEO with an inflated ego. It is a good product worthy of our patience and worth our investment. With God's grace it will benefit many, including many shareholders who long ago thought their investment was for the greater good. Long term investors have nothing left but hope, resting on trust in the integrity and professionalism of the board and its advisers.

If the clinical trials are successful there will be no celebrations here. Can a rape victim celebrate a jury's support... ? The pain persists. The hopes have long since faded. Hundreds of thousands of dollars, and lives, have been lost. The retirement is non-existent at 70.

Will things be different this time round?

The answer, my friend, is blowin'.. in the wind...

(To save wasting readers' time, I won't post again.)