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this stock will shoot up to $15 in one month!!! go VANI
Stock is trading here it’s 52 week low which looks like potential here in my opinion.
That's your call. Or call your broker for up to date information. GL
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In August, 2011 the (EYES) Second Sight Medical Products, Inc. SqueezeTrigger Price was $0.00. If you had purchased EYES, the trade would have gained 270,950.00% as of today's price of $2.71
Buyers exhausted yesterday and now shorts easily fill the vacuum below to plunge the price, which in turn pressures bag holders to concede and sell, weighing the price even lower. Shame these companies in need of money turn to the wolves to pillage the retail guy, but hey, that’s always been the business.
Meat grinder.
Poorly played, $EYES
It appears someone was waiting to dump shares on such an occasion. Unfortunately there isn’t enough buyers to absorb it and squashed the MOMO.
Pity, I like what this company has to offer, but appears they made some toxic dealings since that last mega run. Shame really.
$EYES
How the F is this down to $4.14 a 3 month low after this news?? The offering was priced at $5.00! 39mil OS, .. this makes zero sense
Warrants are amazing.
Dang dude that is so cool.
EYES Gets patent.I'm loaded with warrants and stock.Last time I bought the warrants they went from .47 t0 like $8.00 in two days.I made so much money it was unbelievable.
Bummer you moved on.
$4 break… volume trickling in… here we go?
EYES
Starting position @$3.65. This looks ready for another run soon. Hopefully it’s not forgotten.
$EYES
Good news on the horizon patience will pay off.
Go eyes !!
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WOW!!!!!!
EYES has become a totally manipulated trading stock
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$EYES is screaming for the top after announcing positive results from its two-year Orion study in the majority of patients. https://cnafinance.com/second-sight-medical-eyes-stock-climbs-on-study-results/
EYES and CUBT should get together
Looks like they would be a good fit.
From CEO blog at www.curativebiotech.com
Sometimes starting big is the right decision (CUB)
AMD (age related macular degeneration) results from damage to the macula, the part of the eye responsible for central vision and the ability to see clearly. Most cases of macular degeneration occur as part of the aging process. AMD is a progressive retinal disease, usually occurring at age 55 years or older. There are two forms of AMD – dry and wet. All cases begin as the dry form, but 10 to 15 percent progress to the wet form, which can result in sudden and severe central vision loss.
Wet AMD accounts for as much as 90 percent of all AMD-related blindness and is thought to begin when blood vessels form abnormally at the back of the eye through a process called angiogenesis. The blood vessels leak blood or fluid in the macula and form scars that cause central vision to deteriorate and may result in permanent blind spots.
About 200,000 new cases of wet AMD are diagnosed each year in North America due to the aging baby boomer population. There are probably 3 million patients already in North America alone.
There are two widely used FDA approved “treatments” for wet AMD; Lucentis, from Roche/Genentech and Eylea from Regeneron. Eylea is by far the most prescribed. Both are injected directly into the eye(s) of patients on a regular basis to maintain effectiveness. Both drugs basically work by blocking the action of VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor) whose job is to vascularize (make new blood vessels) in the eye. When that process goes bad, vision is seriously impaired. You can think of these treatments as a sort of temporary patch that fixes leaky vessels and stops new leaks from occurring. On its web site Lucentis describes the possible benefit to patients as “maintaining” their vision. Maintained is defined as losing less than 15 letters or 3 lines on the eye chart after 1 year. Combined, the drugs are multi-billion dollar a year products.
If you are reading this blog then you probably know that Curative has licensed from the NEI (National Eye Institute) what we believe will be a next generation treatment for degenerative eye diseases without the necessity of eye injections. We have licensed a discovery which allows for metformin, one of the most prescribed drugs in the world, to be reformulated into an eye drop for daily use to actually change the conditions in the eye which allow for the angiogenesis which is at the heart of the problems created by wet AMD. We have already started working on our reformulation, and expect to file an IND with the FDA to begin human trials before the end of the year. If you follow us then you also know that Dr. Kapil Bharti, the lead inventor on all of the licensed patents (pending) from NEI at NIH, has joined our Scientific and Clinical Advisory Board to help guide the program. His expertise and insights are invaluable.
Wet AMD is not an orphan or rare disease. And while our initial focus for this product was the rare disease Stargardt’s, we have decided to move forward with wet AMD as our first indication. We still intend to use the drug to treat Stargardt’s patients. A good deal of our non-clinical and clinical work on wet AMD should be applicable for our eventual filing to treat Stargardt’s if the wet AMD drug receives marketing approval from the FDA and/or other national regulatory bodies. But our Advisory Board and Management came to the conclusion that because of the much larger number of patients it will be much easier/quicker/less expensive to recruit the human trials and move towards FDA approval in Wet AMD. Because Metformin is already an approved drug with decades of safety data, we may be eligible for the 505B2 pathway at the FDA, specifically created for new formulations and/or routes of administration of approved drugs. Of course here, in addition to a reformulation and a new route of administration (eye drop instead of pill) we are also proposing use for a new indication. Currently metformin is prescribed to help treat diabetes.
So I thought it was important to explain to our shareholders that while we Are focused on rare or orphan diseases, often our drugs will also be capable of treating disease in larger patient populations. When we do start a program on one of those larger indications, we will always look to leverage all of the work to be able to circle back and treat the orphan disease also. Wet AMD to Stargardt’s is a perfect example and also a good example of when starting big is the right decision.
Will this jump Friday with options expiring?
EYES...$9.14...in the P/M...:party:
[7:06 AM]
georgie18 — Yesterday at 5:19 AM
EYES...$7.40...Bidding the Lower Band for possible entry on the dip off the 8K...:party:
Thank you...
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EYES...$7.40...Bidding the Lower Band for possible entry on the dip off the 8K...
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=14851937&guid=ow0pUp_yX-Kwkth
Chart... https://schrts.co/mPycAPAf
I believe they have a better offer, too blow up the deal with pixium is significant. Pixium owns a controlling stake in eyes and i believe the rapid drop is due to them selling that position 6million shares give or take. Also blowing the deal up with the financing company to me means that they are not worried about financing going forward they have a decent amount of cash on hand. That being said I expect some news possibly tomorrow to clarify business plans moving forward, once the offering is closed on or before 3-26.
Nothing really changes here except the merger with pixium, I do believe this is still a diamond in the rough.
Skidoo
I got out around $11. The offering changes things a bit in my opinion and as seen with the price drop. I'll keep my eye on it. Still a low floater..
Great news if no merger happens. Eyes get short end of the stick with the merger. Eyes shares will be diluted if merger goes thru.
It appears to me that the merger is in jeopardy
Legal issues could also be forthcoming
While I believe mgmt made the right decision to raise capital at
this inflated PPS, I am not insure what the future will be.
This raise is just a band aid as much more capital and/or a partner is needed
Any serious comments
think it will go back up
You think it will jump back or will it be a long ride till that happens?
closed $11 yesterday
Think this pig is done or a spike is on its way?
Ouch, what’s up with this...
The swings are insane, supper low dips, supper high highs.... weird...
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Not so easy....wild day today
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Second Sight Medical Products Inc., will begin trading tomorrow after an initial public offering
that may value the business at more than $300 million. (Ticker symbol: EYES.)
The company’s eye implant is currently limited to patients who still have a functioning optic nerve.
The next stage is to connect the implant directly to the surface of the brain, a treatment that would target all forms of blindness, said Chief Executive Officer Robert Greenberg.
Second Sight, based in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Sylmar, plans to raise more than $30 million
in its offering, selling 3.5 million shares for $9 each. Mann, who will be chairman, will own 32 percent of the shares, according to company filings.
Second Sight
Mann founded Second Sight in 1998. The company got U.S. approval last year for the first implantable
visual prosthetic approved to treat retinitis pigmentosa, a hereditary disease in which patients experience
a progressive degeneration of the light-sensitive cells of the retina.
The device, called Argus II, is placed on the surface of the retina. It converts video images into electrical pulses
that stimulate the remaining viable cells, restoring some vision. It’s now been implanted in about 90 patients
around the world, said CEO Greenberg, and is in trials to expand its use.
“We had spent years in animal trials with failure after failure, and it looked like, perhaps,
we could never get it to work,” Greenberg said in a telephone interview, talking about development of the Argus II.
Mann “said the problem we’re facing is a technical one, a mechanical engineering problem,
it’s solvable. He would say, ‘Go back and figure it out! Make it work!’”
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