AALtheIMUlovers@AICp scary stuff less than $10 billion at $1...

AALtheIMUlovers

@AICp scary stuff less than $10 billion at $1 LOL
@stormer "yesterday was just short covering" OK so I guess the shorters are still around buying up the bids right? No no, they are sitting on the sell side.
You guys are conspiracy theorists in my view and immature to say the least. There are only a couple of posters on here that seem to know the science on here and have a great ability to get their head around it allbut that will not bump up the share price. I respect their analyses but the rest of you are just punters looking for the big dream of big money.
@W1lson It has little bearing if pharma/biotech stocks are up in the US. Commodities, AUD has jack shit to do with the price of IMU. Fancy that, you rely on positive overall world markets for the fate of IMU. IMU is the first to be sold if shit hits the fan with Margin lenders, CFD holders.
Companies looking to list on the Nasdaq must meet all of the criteria under at least one of three listing standards—the equity standard, the market value of listed securities standard, or the total assets/total revenue standard. Nasdaq Capital Market companies are required to meet a net income standard of at least $750,000. LMAO!!!!!
@bat35y You're funny
@valueadd I'm a blowfly. Is that all you got? Cmon man LMAOA
@mumstheword You are also funnier and have a huge contribution on this forum "Hear hear" That's a great contribution. LOL
@LifeStar the info @Footmax posts on the wrong forum is easily accessible on just one website. He has likely copied and pasted. I may come back to you on this one. LMAO.
@Gajet You're a great contributor too

There is no need to reply to my posts or put me on ignore. Just don't reply and laugh in the background.
Maybe have a look at my posts on RHY where everyone said I knews nothing. I went to FOI and requested a certain report from TGA only to find that the company was not forthcoming with all the relevant information with a failed attempt to get TGA approval for a cheap life saving CRC blood test. Sounds exciting doesn't it. There's much more to any pharma/biotech company to go forward let alone commercialise.
You don't think there are competing products out there in the world more advanced than IMU?

I will admit, I don't know the science, but I do know about business planning, marketing and commercialstion. Takes years in pharma.
Trials never stop.