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Well 10k.... hmmmm...
Either a major dump today below $10 or it rises to some level of stability... we shall see...
hmmm 0 posts today. lol let me number one haha
cheers to that,god bless all
It more then likely has nothing to do with "shorts".... this stock has around 30-40 million shares available period. That means it goes both ways very easily if you haven't got the stomach buy the warrants then you can lower your exposure and convert once merger is complete or better yet double down on warrants for the merger but be warned only 7.5 million available on eyesw meaning that will move quick too. Either way just sit back and wait this is solid gold soon.
ALL IN MY OPINION NOT INVESTING ADVICE!
Skidoo
Can shorts really hold this down like they have been? I never seen a stock do very low and then very high day after day. Odd...
25.00 open monday, this now has a patent for prothesis for blind people, all blind people need this 300 million partial blind, 49 mil arw 100% blind, buy all you can more eye proth coming, and more eye rxx, and prothesis for other organs.
Great looking stock did well last week
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MNPR low shares
MNPR low float to the moon moves on small volume
Going nuts!
There's your $14!
Can someone help me understand how shorts can bring this down. I know the interest is killing them and they are slowly getting out to minimize loss. So this will drive up soon. I also know weak longs/day traders drive this down too. But yesterday it dip to 9.70 and up to 12.65.
What’s the deal???
Confused here....
$50 would be nice ;)
I’m not sure about $14. But for sure $ 50 or more knocking to the door .
JMHO...I think so...the pull back today seemed to fill the gap created on Tuesday morning. The other possibility is it trades a little sideways until revs start rolling in from this recent approval.
Anyone think we’ll see $14 soon enough?
I did not sell because I know it will bounce quickly.
Sold my position at $15 simply because it was ridiculously priced at this
time IMHO
There was about 100k short position as of two weeks ago. While I would think it is much higher now, why was EYES a target? Low mkt cap, low amount of shares outstanding, potential technology? Who knows
Most, if not all of the fast money traders appear to be gone.
Where is the bottom? Here?
We s/b hearing from Mgmt. about the merger and private placement funding
as soon as this month.
Are there any investors in EYES?
Look forward to serious thoughts
I think we filled the gap... should see a rebound off these levels
Well looks like I am going to bail with a 50% profit. If this hits $10 I’m out. Got to look out for myself... I hope it stays above $10 and goes to $12 at least.
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I don't know about them but it sounds like a good thing for the share price.
What's that?
Soon to be over for shorts lmao...
OS 23.21 mil.
Longs win in this. Soon we’ll see the pop...
Still looking for bottom
Well, let’s hope we see it stabilized at $11.50 and go up from there...
Just drifting lower :(
Look out belooooooowwww....
Premarket brought it up yesterday. Closed at 11.77 the day before. So technically still up from there. We’ll see what happens
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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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