A Reader Comment That Put VFC on a Roll - This Post is Not Suitable for all Readers

An anonymous comment regarding CVM:

I agree with you completely on CVM. Anyone following this company for more than 6 months should be able to recognize the intentionally misleading information being put out there. I view the sell off as an opportunity to buy in again for a replay. There is plenty of positive news in the pipeline for the coming months. And by that time those who were in limboland will finally catch up on their research. One has to wonder why DNDN is trading at more than estimated future sales while still building their capacity and CVM will already be capable of almost 2 Billion worth of Multikine at the outset. If the naysayers are so certain that Cel-Sci's technologies have no potential perhaps they should vow to never accept any such treatment.

VFC's Take: I wanted to post this comment, not because whoever wrote it obviously falls in line with my views on the potential of Cel Sci and the company's products, but because the last statement touches on a subject that I truly believe in.

In today's age of greed and money - money - money, it takes a life changing experience to get some people to wake up and realize what is really important in life. Sure, it's nice to get ahead with a few bucks, but at the end of the day - if you don't have your health, family, friends, compassion - then you've got nothing, no matter how much money you've got in the bank.

You know what, though? The big and bad tough guys that make a living ripping off the little guy, they're the ones that crack when they realize that they're on their last leg; or rottin' away in jail; or holding the hand of their child as they take their last breath after being stricken with a fatal disease. They're the ones that can't take it when they realize that they never got it.

Read on, if you will, but I'm about to get a little graphic:

I think that everyone should have the opportunity to visit somewhere where people really have nothing, but always have something - each other. If you can't visit, talk to the people who have experienced the other side, and read their books - first hand accounts, not some book written by a 'scholar' who has never seen life from the gutter.

Whether it's a family in Colombia that has to live day in and day out under the fear that some narco terrorist is going to come and rape their women and steal their children to boost the numbers of their guerrilla organization that proclaims to be fighting for a cause, but in reality they're just big time drug dealers.

Learn about the remnants of the former Yugoslavia, a place where blood has been shed for thousands of years over ethnicity - and just ten years ago neighbors killed neighbors after a little booze drinking just because it was fun.
(Read: Not my Turn to Die, or Srebrenica: Record of a War Crime.

Track the stories of the hundreds of thousands of families whose children are lost to the sex-slave trade. It could be your child who comes up missing - and is forced to do despicable things for the rest of their lives, or until their too old to be useful, and then they're just 'disposed of'.

Or think about the poor young girls in the Eastern Bloc who think that they are going off to earn money to send home to their siblings, parents and grandparents, who are then taken from their new location, injected with drugs and forced to 'hook' for nothing to 'pay' for their 'freedom'.

War and death spread across Africa, the Middle East, our troops fighting in foreign lands to keep some of these people from exterminating each other - it doesn't end.

But it doesn't hit home for too many people until it's too late. September 11th - how many people changed their lives after 9/11? For some the change was temporary, but for others - that day will live forever as a reminder of what life really means.

NEVER FORGET

Then there's the worst feeling of them all - those close to you that are stricken by tragedy; there one day, gone the next. Car accidents, plane crashes, murder - it happens every day.

Then there's the "C" word - cancer. Some family members endure months and months of watching their loved one die a slow, painful and miserable death. Fathers bury sons, sons bury fathers, mothers and daughters - it hits everyone.

And some people will never get it, and I don't mean never get cancer, I mean some people will never understand.

Ego, money, power - it consumes the world. But it's important to keep things in perspective. Who's who and what's what.

So, back to the comment at hand: If the naysayers are so certain that Cel-Sci's technologies have no potential perhaps they should vow to never accept any such treatment.

Will the naysayers ever vow to turn the treatment away? Of course not. Most likely they wouldn't even recognize the name of the treatment if they needed it. I'm not talking about those who just don't believe in the science, I'm talking about the 'swarm' who move from stock to stock. These people have no idea what Multikine is, to them CVM is just another stock symbol - a company whose stock rose very quickly and is an easy target to get shorted back down. They don't know Multikine or LEAPS...with DNDN they had no idea what Provenge was. All these people see is dollar signs. Dollar this, dollar that, gimme another buck.

The retail investor is just another clown holding a few shares and companies working on potentially life changing products are just good targets to make a buck.

However, the games are a reality of life and the small investor has to stay on top of the game and be sure to realize profits when they can. If a company has a good product, eventually it will pay out - regardless of how many games are played.

Am I bringing morality into stock investing? No. I'm keeping it real; it helps me to remain grounded day in and day out and it keeps me in check when I start to get too greedy with my investing. Everyone needs something to keep them in line, because the free market can become very consuming - and when you become consumed by something, then you start to lose. You think you're winning, but you're really losing - and you don't realize it until it's too late.

I've seen some of the best that life has to offer and I've seen of the worst, and I will say this - the fact that I can sit here and write this blog and the fact that you can sit there and read it, I think we're pretty dam lucky.

Enjoy stock investing, treat it as a hobby, not as a necessity and if you disagree with others about a stock, then disagree on the facts. The real facts. Don't come in VFC's House with lies, misleading information and untruths because VFC has no time for you and I see right through you. Save it for the Yahoo! boards.

If it's attention you want, then go hang out with Mom, because I bet she misses you.

As for the rest who are hear to share ideas, strategies and tips - let's continue to keep it real, we only got one shot at this.

For those new to blog, welcome to VFC's House.

And finally, for those who know me personally and are sitting their rolling their eyes right now because they've heard this whole story a million times - nope, haven't had a drink.

But I might pour myself one right now.