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Good to be regarded as a successful product.

Could it be what the cycling lads were taking?

Yep, although I doubt anyone here has been invested from the formation of Provexis.
Your Sunday 12.03 post does say exactly that, and even suggests a mark up, I think that's why myself and gixer sought to clarify. All makes zero difference to the outcome, that's be down to the completion of studies and what effect they have on the opinions of health professionals. If there can be a proven link to aiding recovery from Covid symptoms, then Wellsite's comment that Fruitflow may be too big for Provexis to handle may well be highly viable IMHO

..and all I said was it seemed an illogical position.
Polish that badge BB
:-)

Well, your previous post, calling Provexis the "middle men".
Even if Provexis expand demand vastly, it will always be more cost effective to use a specialist to make it, but that doesnt make it a "middle man" operation IMHO

That doesn't seem logical to me. Are you suggesting that Provexis should move from their business model of mainly being responsible for developing and maintaining IP and patents, to a specialist manufacturer of the product? How much would that cost, how would a factory be run when production is only required a few times per year?

There seems to be a total disconnect between the academic field, where the link between sticky blood and Fruitflow as a therapy is discussed more and more, and the commercial field where we don't see any acceleration announcements . If this association is being brought to the attention of medics, it may spark the interest of many more companies than the usual suspects we know about IMHO. Given the "trading torpor" we have witnessed of late, surely something has to break ?

I agree with you, but think that it won't be our choice. The big holders, and board, will have the choice.

They definitely are aware, and active, in furthering this research. Clinical proof is a hard fought battle though, so nothing can be certain.

Why would anyone think that he doesn't already know?
Beats me.

As you say though Welly, the sp is in a holding pattern, with very little willingness to sell, or buy.
I think it wouldn't take much more appetite to sway things in a positive direction. Tempting.

Wish I could agree, but, when you view the myriad health claims for products you've never heard of, the words "crowded marketplace" seem apt. I see Seven Seas ads on TV occasionally, someone like that could get the kind of acceleration due to their high profile. Fruitflow seems such a good fit with them too.

Just pondering whether a break from direct involvement with DSM, just regarding them as a customer, may remove the need for such a lack of comms to us lickle investors. A bit of PR would do the whole operation a lot of good IMHO. Clearly IF was constrained by the deal done in 2010. Hope that aspect is being considered.

Some howlers there gix.
Makes you wonder why he does it, strange obsession with trying to damage others' investments

equally, you could have been wiped out trading crypto.
PXS, more than 300% rise from it's low, and still serious commercialisation only in its infancy.
You decide

They've done an uncrosser, so perhaps there won't be one.
Shenanigans. think we've all got used to it.
Except Naz.

Bit early on a Monday for philosophical questions Naz.
You've been here long enough to know that it's all tactics, and could change instantly if any substantial trade occurs.

You have an interesting take on the current price levels kingrav.
They're not cheap in a Topps store, with their level of gross profit they can't be.
Headwinds in the industry as building slows down due to product shortages, and massive increases in gas prices create shock waves through producers globally IMHO

Yep.
Just you.

Couldn't have put it better Gix.
Already rewarding, much more to come.
The only deluded one was the loser who bought and sold injudiciously'
Very rude and obnoxious towards all genuine holders