Kinda funny, this thread. BIT Nails it. We've been biting our nails for 14 years, since April 1, 2008.

Meanwhile, Aarcor's comment that he deals only in facts is also kinda funny. The biggest reason why speculative stocks are speculative is because there are so few facts known about them. It's all about informed opinions and predictions about whether a company will succeed and thrive. And then you hope for the best.

Bioasis has entered multiple agreements. There's a bunch of facts for us to contemplate. Seems to me that those companies have expressed informed opinions about xB3 in just about the most concrete way possible. They're going to spend their money and allocate personnel and other resources to xB3 to see if their informed opinions turn out to be actual facts.

When that happens Bioasis won't be quite so speculative anymore, and then those who won't move until the facts are known will find it too late to move. Facts are expensive.

jd