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Agreed. Loaded waiting. Gvsi.

Never will I ever believe what he says again... Bipolar

You're an azz hole. I don't even think you own any shares. You manifested post em....

Once they start signing deals you would have to be an idiot to sell your shares!

They can try to dish it out, but they can't take it. Now the name calling begins. Poor little angry shareholders. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
RNVA!!$$??????????????

Nothing changed as far as tnxp, the income impact of fibromyalgia new non-opioid medicine is substantial.
Patience.

I may have to extend my visit to France and Ireland by 4 years. I watched Rick Steves travels to Dublin and it has 700 pubs there.

Have you ever been to Arles? They have a Van Gogh museum there.

Gapping now.  .003 break?

Pulte Feb 11

Z-Man, I get the frustration. It’s been a long road, and KBLB’s journey has been anything but a straight line. But here’s why 2025 is shaping up to be the year that changes everything—not just for the company, but for patient investors like you/us.

Kim may not have answered directly,

NVDA CEO is meeting with President Trump in WH this afternoon.

Over for you cause you sold out... move on loser....

I only stop by here occasionally to check for reasons behind any COOP gains or losses and commentary. I've for the most part given up on any additional recovery for WAMU holdings. I did stumble on this link though and was wondering if anyone can comment on it, as well as the additional link within

Thank you.

An earlier post has it in March '23 when it all kicked off..

Everyone is frustrated because a plumber or electrician could have done more with this company.
It has pitiful performance after all these years and stands to reason with plenty of capital there
has not been more achievements to date.

However, #5 on the Breakout Board.

Never officially transitioned to CE0💹KevinLamb✅T0P10 Healthcare innovators💹Forbes wow! NO LONGER with $UBQU

I'll report FL OMMU after 5.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang at the White House this afternoon 

They will talk AI, Chips, and the power needed to keep this industry growing