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This is great info. Thank you for the insight.
It will come. Look at the daily chart with volume. A couple things jump out. After each step up, there is an 8-10 day slight pps decline. This is where the short shares are aging. With that pps decline there is a reduction in volume. This is the patience phase of this play.
We need to let those short shares age. Tomorrow is day 8 from the last leg up, so next squeeze is coming soon.
We need to see some volume similar to two weeks ago.
Looks like ASCM is the next MM to squeeze. I am guessing that things will pop today or tomorrow.
Holding great in this range. Could be ready for run soon
I see your point, heavier volume would be more of a concern. Hopefully the Short Squeeze will be next week.
Downward pps with low volume bodes well for us. Count the days from the last spike to the current spike. Expect a similar pattern.
I very comfortable with where we are going into the long weekend. Looking forward to next week.
Appears you might be right, close below .10 is not good...IMO.
I'd like it if we closed at no change, but I strongly suspect that it'll close low, like it has the past couple days. If you look at OXYS chart from the past 3 months, there was a spike and then a correction at the end of April/beginning of May that really closely resembles what's happening now. It looks like the correction may be bottoming out at around .10, and if it closes at no change today, I'll take it as a good sign.
I was wondering the same thing. It’s easy to get impatient, especially when you know how these type plays can end up. I’ll feel more comfortable going into the weekend, if it closes up or no change.
I'm starting to get worried too, Schaub. I'd love it if everyone here is right about stock dropping right before it raises again, though. I also wonder if it's just a correction after such a drastic spike on Monday. Time will tell, I guess.
Nobody is selling. MMs don’t want pps to go up and are trying to shake loose weak shares. This is setting up for the next squeeze.
Volume usually drops before the squeeze.
I agree. The bear dive at the end of the day yesterday was setting the stage for today. I think ETRF is in trouble today.
A good run today will allow a lot of new eyes to see OXYS over the long weekend. This may set up for a buying frenzy next week coupled with the short cover.
Soooo exciting to watch.
My selling is phases from 0.20 to a dollar in dime increments. The 0.20 will cover my investment. The 0.30 will make a nice profit. The 0.40 will make a very nice profit. If it gets to a dollar, I’ll take the family on a nice cruise.
The shorts are at 5.6 million currently. One market maker will most likely be buying back tons starting tomorrow. Tomorrow will be a great OXYS day!!!!
You posted a FINRA short report a week or so ago.
How do I get this short report for today?
There is no dilution in this stock only market makers trying to cover their shorts.
I was thinking the same thing. However FUSZ is active with news. This has been kind of silent except for some blockchain tweets. The website links in the tweets do not reference the ticker $OXYS. This is being covered by some stock alerts and is low float. I'm thinking a quick .22-.25 might save some for a .50 pop. if news hits all bets are off and $1 + will be easy target.
Without question this one is performing extremely well. Definitely only the beginning!
Lol I think we all will at that point
Profit is profit
My hand will get shaken out around .22. I’ll get out and watch you all make the big bucks after that!
There have been many that have done it
It can happen.
That would be something
All the volume is market makers covering. Nobody has anything to sell and there are no shares available to short
I’m already happy. Just grabbing my popcorn now. Letting em ride until market makers cover their shorts
That's funny. I missed that comment but just said the same thing
Agreed and if this continues it will squeeze hard. We just need to make sure that of we sell shares we make the shorts buy our shares on the ask. I'm not selling for a while though
I would be happy with .50 cents for sure
Hopefully, traders will recognize that this is a squeeze and play this correctly doing everything on the Ask.
But look at all of today’s trades. It’s all buying on the ask which is indicative of shorts covering/squeeze
Realistically. .50-.75 will be a great target price. But you are correct they have ran a 1.00 plus.
I know man. This is one of the most exciting stocks I have seen in a long while
That would be insane but definitely possible.
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OxySure Systems, Inc. (OXYS) is a medical technology company that focuses on the design, manufacture, and distribution of specialty respiratory and medical solutions. The company pioneered a safe and easy--to-use solution to produce medically pure (USP) oxygen from inert powders. The company owns numerous issued patents and patents pending on this technology which is designed to make the provision of emergency oxygen safer, more accessible, and easier to use than traditional oxygen provision systems.
OXYS' products improve access to emergency oxygen that affects the survival, recovery, and safety of individuals in several areas of need: (1) Public and private places and settings where medical emergencies can occur; (2) Individuals at risk for cardiac, respiratory, or general medical distress needing immediate help prior to emergency medical care arrival; and (3) Those requiring immediate protection and escape from exposure situations or oxygen-deficient situations in industrial, mining, military, or other "Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health" (IDLH) environments.
OXYS manufactures its products at a manufacturing facility in Frisco, Texas. The product has also been deployed in several other countries, including Brazil, Israel, Turkey and South Africa.
Investment Highlights
Media Coverage
Products
OXYS has developed a unique platform technology whereby medically pure oxygen is created instantly from two dry inert powders, allowing oxygen to be delivered on demand. Using this technology, the company has developed the OxySure Model 615.
With Model 615, there are no compressed tanks, no dials, no valves, no regulatory maintenance, no hydrostatic testing, no batteries, and no required training. The technology is both safe and easy-to-use for the layperson and is available over the counter. Like an AED or fire extinguisher, Model 615 can be placed just about anywhere a medical emergency might occur to help improve medical outcomes and save lives by bridging the gap between a medical emergency and the arrival of first responders on the scene.
(1. Plug in the Mask 2. Turn the Knob 3. Place the mask over the nose and mouth)
There is no storage of oxygen; the oxygen is created on demand. As a result, the Model 615 eliminates the dangers traditionally associated with compressed tanks.
Other unique characteristics:
Product Selling Points
OXYS’ Model 615 is a pioneering technology that is defining a new market with no direct competition, providing a solution to problems with existing emergency oxygen, such as:
Compressed Cylinders
Chemical Generators
Enormous Markets
OXYS is targeting enormous end markets that are at least as large as the install base for AEDs, which exceeds 2 million units, and potentially as large as the fire extinguisher base, which exceeds 100 million units in the U.S. (500+ million units globally).
Already Approved
Model 615 has already been cleared by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration for over-the-counter (OTC) sale without the need for a prescription, and is already in the commercialization phase.
Recurring Revenue Model
Model 615 consists of a reusable housing and a replaceable cartridge, which must be replaced after each use or upon expiry of a 2-year shelf life. Over time, this results in recurring revenues and greater earnings predictability.
Future products
OXYS’ “oxygen from powder” technology also allows the company to develop much needed solutions for other vertical markets such as aviation, mining, and sports & recreation markets.
Market Opportunity
OXYS has been primarily focused on establishing partnerships with distributors, as well as reaching out to large OEM customers that may be able to expand its presence in the marketplace.
The company’s aim is to bridge the gap between an emergency situation and the arrival of first responders. According to USA Today, this gap is currently an average 6-15 minutes. AEDs address this gap, but oxygen has always been missing. OXYS’ technology is applicable to an alarmingly high population of at-risk individuals:
OXYS’ Model 615 is currently installed internationally in a variety of locations, including:
The company believes that its technology has potential for market placement in:
School Mandates
OXYS believes that there is dire need for mandating emergency oxygen in schools, requiring that an FDA-cleared, non-compressed oxygen source suitable for use by lay rescuers be made widely available.
AEDs are currently mandated in schools in 24 states:
Oxygen administration is often the first requirement in a medical emergency. The standard of care (SOC) today for first responders is to administer oxygen immediately upon arrival. Having an AED nearby would enable nurses, teachers, school administrators, and athletic trainers to “bridge the gap” by applying oxygen sooner, improving medical outcomes and saving lives, as well as minimizing absenteeism and saving millions of dollars for school districts.
Growth Strategy & Sales Model
OXYS’ technologies target a number of enormous end markets. With plans to initially target the 102,265 educational campuses in the U.S., the 350,735 manufacturing facilities, the 350,000 churches, and the 950,000 restaurants, the company could see a relatively large installed base over the near-term.
In the long run, the company aims to place its technology in any public or private place where people are at risk. From recreational vehicles to restaurants to federal buildings, the potential end markets for the Model 615 are at least as numerous as AEDs (2+ million units) and potentially as large as fire extinguishers (100+ million) in the U.S. The markets outside of the U.S. increase the global market size for OXYS to at least 500+ million units.
The company aims to capitalize on these markets primarily through partnerships with distributors and OEM customers. To execute this goal, the company has created a blueprint for growth:
Increase Sales to Existing and New Customers
Introduce New Products / Services and Channels
Pursue Market Catalysts
Marketing support:
Outlook
In the next 3-5 years OXYS aims to add more than 100 new distributors and grow its direct sales force and strategic accounts teams to more than 500 individuals. OXYS also intends to pursue legislation and mandates that would require life-saving devices such as Model 615 in public facilities. In addition, OXYS will:
Management Team
Julian T. Ross, MBA, Chairman & CEO
Julian T. Ross is the OxySure founder, technology developer (holds 9 patents), and CEO. He has more than 25 years of experience in technology, manufacturing, and finance. He has managed development of production capabilities, partnerships and alliances, managed the development of sales, distribution and licensing partnerships, raised in excess of $14 million in debt and equity to fund operations, and took OXYS public in 2011 through an S-1 registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ross’ other experience includes: roll-up, technology companies; $315 million high yield debt offering (Merrill Lynch/Salomon Brothers in lead, plus Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, Nomura Securities).
Jeremy “Jerry” Jones, Director
Jeremy Jones has more than 35 years in healthcare leadership. He was former chairman/CEO of Apria Healthcare (sold to Blackstone for $1.7 billion) and chairman of On Assignment (ASGN), a $1.3 billion healthcare services leader. His current and former boards include: CombiMatrix Corp. (CBMX); Byram Healthcare Centers Inc. (chairman); (3) Lifecare Solutions, Inc. (chairman) (4) US Labs, Inc. (acquired by Lab Corp in 2005; (5) Cardium Healthcare (acquired by CenCorp Health in 2006). He was formerly chairman of the Health Industry Distributors Association (HIDA) and is founding chairman of the Home Oxygen Services Coalition. He has also received the Dr. Jonas Salk Memorial Mentor in Medicine Award from the March of Dimes.
Vicki Jones, MBA, Director
Don Reed, BA, BS – Director
Dr. Vincent Mosesso, Jr., MD, FACEP – Advisory Board
Dr. James R. Winn, MD – Advisory Board
Dr. Thomas D. Franklin, Jr. – Advisory Board
Dr. Jonathan E. Burke, DMD – Advisory Board
Dr. R. Dean White, D.D.S., M.S. – Advisory Board
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