Veren Inc (VRN)

And so on, and so on , and so on.....................

Tell that to the 4 fortune 500's and foundries in stage 3. All of the sudden you expect us to know more that Blum and company.

Score is Punk 0 bucks and BK and many of the folks here up 5, 6, 7, and 8 figures, at this time I don't know anyone up in the 100 million category yet, but

From your original post, I'm favoring Scenario 3 and moving into Scenario 4 as we prove out the lease area.

Thanks everyone for participating. It helps prepare the way as we move forward.

Yes, quite disappointing. How do you underfill product with today's technology.

To fully understand why Wertheim & Company operates this way, we have to look at how modern "reverse-merger micro-cap transitions" actually work.When a historic Wall Street brand is revived to become a public merchant bank, it does not open retail branches or set up consumer call centers. Instead, i

No. We’d have seen any appeal of the ‘314 patent to SCOTUS appear on the #00134 case docket. There’s nothing. So it wasn’t appealed.

We do not disagree

Pretty comical........

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The only polymer publicly known to fully pass the full suite of GR-468 telcordia was the Lumera/GigOptix polymer. LWLG bought the rights to this from BrPhotonics, a spin off of GigOptix. After GigOptix was taken over.

LWLG then claimed it as their own polymer which had passed testing

In a situation like this suit where 7 defendants are being accused isn't is usual for one company to become the lead counsel with the other defendants attorneys reviewing and generally agreeing on the path forward. I would expect the lead counsel to do most of the filing with the court. In this cas

Theres that Wertheim again! Lol! Call them will ya!

Thanks catfish. Under this type of approval, should they get it, how long can or do they have to be in this level before they would have to submit for a higher level of FDA approval? Especially if they are looking to treat humans. Correct me if I’m wrong g, this doesn’t allow them to work on any hum

Bid side was looking a little frisky on Friday 🤑

Exactly Doc. Linda is an attorney and understands the legal standards. Frosty used that term "material" which I think we all have been guilty of in thinking of information that must be disclosed. However, the SEC uses the Supreme Court definition from TSC Industries v. Northway and Basic v. Levinson

the 445mil is all i was focused on once i saw the article, had me trippin!!!

luv it, now i dont know what i even read!!! but one thing for sure. if they didnt file their appeal in the 90 day window there done, unless of course it got put on stay before the 90 day period expired.

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