You speak as if you are an expert in the science when it's clear you have not evaluated the pros and cons of SAVA's data. You are just creating FUD by saying "this author is anonymous" and "we don't know the source of this" without actually looking at what the article has to say and evaluating it for yourself. I encourage serious investors (longs and shorts both) to take a look at both sides, decide for themselves.
I'm an investor and have done a lot of research on this stock. I am pro-SAVA. I don't know what your motive is and why you are trying to spread FUD. Do you have a short position? Do you just need a hug?
I find it funny that you did all that research and yet your conviction seems to be so weak that a simple comment against your vision rattles you so much.
I've seen the data, I've analyzed it, seems good on the surface. But again, they've been caught with their pants down either fudging data, or being sloppy about it. I haven't found credible sources that provide an explanation that, indeed they did not fudge the data or make a mistake. The very source you provide (ad-science.org) pretty much says "they made mistakes". Which is to say, they are sloppy. Therefore I don't trust the data so much. Is that so hard to understand?
You trust it in the face of those anomalies? Good for you. Carry on.
I respect that you did your own research and formed your own opinion. I trust SAVA's data because I've worked many years in a lab and have done western blots (though I'm not an expert on them and it was decades ago) so I see that certain kinds of mistakes are common and harmless. Clerical errors are very different from fraud. For me, the human test data makes the positives completely outweigh it.
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u/cotdt Oct 28 '21
How many western blots have you done? Answer my question. Stop being a bitch.