Between 11:30 AM and 12:00 PM a block of 100,000 shares went up for sale. If the buy in was 20 cents and the average sale price was 30 + cents, someone turned a $20,000 investment into a quick $10,000 profit. This is the type of run up game that is common with stocks that gain as little as 10 cents suddenly. I have been watching it with a discouraging feeling in bioscience for three years now. It throws the entire concept of investing in a company to support its development out of whack. These MBs are a partial source of the problem. I am an investor in Chembio, but I only try to bring useful scinetific information to the MB. The science points to a bright future for Chembio if they can get a few big milestones accomplished.

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