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And cheaper down here
Cheap down here !
I believe this is going to be a long wait but someday it could take off. I've held this for about 5 years and need about $77 to break even so what's 5-10 more years. lol
I would average down but I don't know if I have 5-10 years left. Definitely not selling down here.
I thought that when I first found this tech. First thing I thought of was that Movie. We have ways to go yet. IMO when and if they get military contract. This will take off for good. Future of military is tech like this. Enemies will have it to. If they get it first. Then ours will go full speed ahead on this new tech. Tech and this stock have big future. Just matter of how many years.
This guy seems to think Ekso is a good play
The Top 2 Stocks to Buy to Play the Emerging Exoskeleton Megatrend
Luke Lango
Remember the 2014 Tom Cruise film Edge of Tomorrow?
Great flick. If you haven't seen it and are into science fiction movies, I highly recommend giving it a watch.
In any event, the movie centers around Cruise playing a solider who uses a supercharged, futuristic military exoskeleton to help fight off an invading alien army.
The exoskeleton suit is super cool. It has super strength, super speed, super endurance… it's basically a superhuman suit that turns Tom Cruise into Clark Kent.
So why am I telling you all of this?
Because – as longtime readers know – some of the best investment opportunities in the market emerge when science fiction turns into reality.
See Self-driving cars: For decades, autonomous vehicles were the stuff of science fiction. Now, thanks to rapid improvements in sensor technology and falling sensor manufacturing costs, they're on the cusp of turning into a reality. Companies helping bring AVs to life – like leading LiDAR maker Luminar Technologies (LAZR) – have been big winners on Wall Street.
Or see genomic editing: The idea of editing genes is not new. But it was forever implausible. Until 2012, when the invention of CRISPR-Cas9 systems made gene editing possible at scale. Since then, the genomic editing space has been on fire, and many of the world's leading gene editors – like Editas Medicine (EDIT) – have been some of the biggest winners on Wall Street.
You could also point to the space tourism industry and Virgin Galactic (SPCE), or the virtual reality space and Roblox (RBLX), or the electric vehicle space and Tesla (TSLA).
The list goes on and on. And the overarching theme is clear...
Today, for the first time ever, many science fiction concepts are turning into disruptive realities, and creating enormous investment opportunities.
One such science fiction concept is the exoskeleton suit from Edge of Tomorrow.
To be clear, we aren't on the cusp of making superhuman exoskeleton suits to combat an advanced alien army. That's not happening anytime soon… if ever.
But… we are on the cusp of creating a new generation of advanced bionic exoskeletons with a wide range of important medical and industrial applications. Think exoskeletons that can help disabled persons with severe spinal injury walk again, or exoskeletons that can give manual laborers more strength and endurance while on the job.
These exoskeleton suits – much like self-driving tech, or gene editing, or spaceships – are not new. But – as is also the case with self-driving, gene editing, and spaceships – the stars are all aligning to turn the promising idea of exoskeleton suits into a widespread disruptive reality soon.
Which stars am I talking about exactly?
In short, all the major hurdles that have stunted exoskeleton adoption are being removed.
For starters, one of the major hurdles to adoption of exoskeleton suits in the medical community has been insurance coverage.
Exoskeleton suits are very, very expensive. Most folks can't afford them. So, in order to buy one, they need help from insurance companies. Insurance companies have thus far failed to provide that help because there has been a dearth of data to prove that exoskeleton suits save on medical costs in the long run (they are relatively new machines, and there aren't many in circulation).
That's all changing right now.
Exoskeleton suit makers have collected tons of pre-injury and post-exoskeleton data from their machines in use over the past 10 years. All this data is starting to paint a verifiable picture that, indeed, exoskeleton suits result in lifetime medical cost savings.
The result? Insurance companies are starting to provide coverage for exoskeleton suits.
The first domino is falling in Germany, where multiple private and public health insurers expanded coverage to include exoskeleton suits in 2020. The U.S. is following closely behind, as last year, some exoskeleton suits were issued HCPCS codes – or standardized codes which help facilitate the processing of health insurance claims by Medicare and other third-party insurance providers in the U.S. (and are a prerequisite for coverage).
In other words, the insurance community is finally warming up to exoskeleton suits, which sets the stage for a decade of hypergrowth adoption ahead for medical exoskeleton suits.
Meanwhile, in the industrial world, exoskeleton adoption has been stunted by the bulkiness of the suits and huge upfront costs.
But the latest generation of exoskeleton suits wear more like vests with attachments than full-on suits, while many exoskeleton makers are pivoting into a subscription business model which removes large upfront costs.
To that end, industrial uptake of exoskeleton suits should similarly soar over the next several years thanks to more viable suits and falling costs.
Big picture: After a decade of sluggish growth, the industrial and medical exoskeleton markets are about to sprint into hypergrowth mode.
Which stocks should you buy to play this emerging megatrend?
Two are on my radar...
For the medical angle, ReWalk Robotics (RWLK) is the best play. This company is the leader in medical exoskeletons, and has been leading the charge in winning insurance coverage contracts in Germany.
On the industrial side, Ekso Bionics (EKSO) is the top play. It's latest industrial suit, the EVO, represents the most compact, most efficient, and most viable industrial exoskeleton suit in the market today. Plus, the company is leaning heavily into deploying a subscription pricing model for its suits.
Both ReWalk and Ekso have been through tough times over the past few years. But their fortunes are changing. And, over the next few years, I wouldn't be surprised to see both stocks turn into multi-baggers.
You know what else ReWalk and Ekso have in common?
They're both Daily 10X Stock Report picks.
Buying here before earnings
POS hasn't been this low in about 9 months. Way to go EKSO, you suck!
Not much to say on this post nobody talks about money any more so stay and hold l in the mean time try and find a stock that goes up instead of sideways lol
Not much to say on this post nobody talks about money any more so stay and hold l in the mean time try and find a stock that goes up instead of sideways lol
Ekso Bionics® Announces Expanded Partnership with Kindred Healthcare for Multi-Unit EksoNR Order
Bah ha ha
What does multi-unit order mean? What did they do, sell 2? Game changing news. lol
Is this garbage company ever going to do anything. Was hoping to get some of my investment back in the next 5 years.
Now where is porche912 what is the play what price and when do we collect our profit this is not a game let us know what your doing so we can make some money
EKSO.... Ekso Bionics Announces Closing Of $40 Million Bought Deal Offering
GlobeNewswire - Thu Feb 11, 3:36PM CST
Ekso Bionics Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq:EKSO) ("Ekso Bionics"), an industry leader in exoskeleton technology for medical and industrial use, today announced the closing of its previously announced underwritten public offering of 3,902,440 shares of common stock of Ekso Bionics, at a price to the public of $10.25 per share, less underwriting discounts and commissions. As previously announced, Ekso Bionics also has granted to the underwriter a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 585,366 shares of common stock at the public offering price, less underwriting discounts and commissions.
H.C. Wainwright & Co. acted as the sole book-running manager for the offering.
The gross proceeds to Ekso Bionics, before deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and offering expenses and assuming no exercise of the underwriter's option to purchase additional common stock, are expected to be approximately $40.0 million.
Ekso Bionics intends to use the net proceeds from the offering for working capital and other general corporate purposes, which may include repayment of debt, acquisitions and other business opportunities.
The shares of common stock were offered by Ekso Bionics pursuant to a registration statement on Form S-3 (Registration No. 333-239203) originally filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") on June 16, 2020 and declared effective by the SEC on June 26, 2020. The offering of the shares of common stock was made only by means of a prospectus, including a prospectus supplement, forming a part of the effective registration statement. A final prospectus supplement and accompanying prospectus relating to the offering has been filed with the SEC and are available on the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov and may also be obtained by contacting H.C. Wainwright & Co., LLC at 430 Park Avenue, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10022, by phone at 646-975-6996 or e-mail at placements@hcwco.com.
To be long on any stock is utterly foolishness
We're all here to make money if your not going to be honest about your play in the stock get lost if your playing let us in on the play don't say your long like porche if you were even long like he says you would have nothing on this stock it's been up and below zero get real on this message board you can't be long on anything in this market unless you want to loose all your money
This stock is something to consider but you hear the so called longs like porche that don't want to tell you but actually did that he is in and out that's fine but don't play it that your not trying to play the highs and lows just put that in your post that's all I'm saying you don't give enough of your plays that leave excited investors left with falling stick prices your the idiot or something else
The last I heard was this tech was 7 years out with big potential so in the mean time pump it and dump like everyone else just like porche912
How long you been in this post porche has anybody benefite from this guy either you help investors in this stock or shut the hell up we don't need your information while people see it going down so you tell me it's not a pump and dump why you still here this stock was under a dollar where were you keep it up you got nothing we need
If you really want to help people invest like you say you do tell people when to get in and out unless your using your post for your own gain porche
I'm new to investing I made 50 oooin edigital porcheguy I'm getting tired of what I hear on hear
The only reason your making money on this stock is by getting in and getting out you already made that clear so keep saying your long and pumpkin it up so you calling me an idiot for me to tell people to do the same damn thing day trade this this thing like everyone else is
Lol this is not a pump and dump well we don't need your pop information so people can loose there money just shut the hell up porche912
couldnt anticipate that they were going to have a $40M public offering.
Frustrating as I have held this for years and everytime I think they are getting going in the right direction it takes a hit and I have to wait 2-3 more months till something gets it moving aggressively again.
At the end of the day, the company needs to sell more EKSO VESTS
you must new to investing I've traded and invested in this for over 5 years. this is not a pump and dump idiot.
Don't think -33% days are going in the right direction
Porche guy says it's going to pop but says nothing after it pulls back so what are you trying to say fill us in long timer
There is a pattern here up in the morning and pulling back I've seen it all last week it's a day trading stock so really what is your plan or advice it's not going to the moon no news it's just daytrading I don't mind it but figure it out
fair but a 33% day gets us moving in right direction
Ha ha, At $77.43 I'll be at break even. lol
up 23% today and no one is talking about it?
New 52 week HIGH!!!!
What good is it going to help the company if guys like porsche guy keeps pumping and dumping you tell me
Weve been holding while investors trying to put it under
Why don't you tell the truth this stock is been shorted for years
This is extremely positive article with EKSO being highlighted. Chart looking good, wonder whats cooking here.
https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/wearable-robotic-exoskeleton-market-to-hit-usd-57009-million-by-2027-increasing-demand-for-higher-efficiency-in-the-manufacturing-sector-to-boost-the-market-fortune-business-insightstm-2021-02-01?tesla=y
Up... probably would have started today if the market wouldn't have got crushed.
Which direction?
This baby is going to run again
Looking strong... must be something in the pipe!
There's your news. More crappy financial report for this leader in exoskeletons. Back down she goes.
any news? love it, but why up 32% on decent volume?
100 more days in a row like today I can break even on this junk. lol
Maybe institutional rotation?
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/ekso/institutional-holdings
Puissance got out, but seems like others are getting in?
Since I first started following EKSO, I've never felt that they were doomed. In fact, I see the company having more potential now more than ever before.
At first it's a little hard to reconcile my expectations of success with the fact share prices have tanked into the ground in recent years. But on the other hand, Amazon lost money for something like 20 years before turning around for incredible growth.
From the LONG TERM perspective, I see Ekso's fuse as lit. I think losing money is frankly part of their game plan and it's a tough pill to swallow, but do you really think early investors in Amazon feel stupid for losing money now?
I think it'll be somewhat of a smooth transition between their hemorrhaging money and raking it in- but it will feel nearly instantaneous.
Well, at least I can sleep at night knowing I invested with my brain and morality-- the rest will fall into place by god's grace.
I'm long EKSO
Seems to be percolating again. Does anybody know the reason for the latest signs of life? Or at least have some solid speculation? I always think that these moves are based on the simple fact that EKSO is massively under valued. But that doesn’t really explain anything... oh well, just glad I beefed up again under $5. I just firmly believe in the technology. Happy Thanksgiving!
EKSO is the bad ass stock of the nasdaq. And by bad ass I don't mean good I mean the worst.
I must admit that I’ve been nibbling away again building my share count. Under 5 seemed too much of a bargain to pass up. As for the funding, at least they set the $6.75 minimum. I believe in the technology, simple as that for me at this point in time.
I own this thing from everywhere considering the reverse splits... All I know is one day I hope to wake up and all this holding was worth it.
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