Feb 29 (Reuters) - AVITA Medical Inc(RCEL):

* AVITA MEDICAL SUBMITS RESPONSE TO FDA, RESUMING REVIEW CLOCK FOR RECELL GO PMA SUPPLEMENT

* AVITA MEDICAL INC(RCEL) - EXPECT FDA APPROVAL ON MAY 30, 2024, POSITIONING US FOR A PRODUCT LAUNCH ON MAY 31, 2024

Yes!

He's just making the rounds with another "told you so" post. 🎱🦨 😄

♥️

What a day! I’ve been in and out but started accumulating again below $7. Len (jugs) would be proud. Congratulations to all longs.

Is that a wild guess or is there some reasoning behind your statement?

Amen

Corbett to take over for Perry as CEO.

https://ir.avitamedical.com/news-releases/news-release-details/avita-medical-appoints-industry-leader-james-corbett-chief

Hallelujah!

Yeah, 'cause whenever I see hype like that and lots of bold and all caps and lots of exclamation points and... "BOOYAH!" well, I just empty my bank account to buy THAT stock! SMH

You came here just to say that? Btw, I'm back with a new small position of RCEL just to keep it up on my screen. Won't make me rich or broke.

I never though I'd see my wife's long position from September 2018 turn red ($7.86 cost basis). Sad, but still hopeful. GLTA

Thanks for posting...

Let's hope that the renewed agreement between Gibraltar and WLFN will set the stage for successful negotiations for New Prosperity with the Tsilhqot’in National Government. I'm sure it's a different beast altogether, but I suppose Taseko's negotiations team would be the same folks.

GLTA

Pete,

Yes, we agree green is the future (along with oil - I'm long EPD) and will require lots of copper. Len convinced me of that, and that TGB was the right company in which to invest. I'm holding >28K sh of TGB which, for me, is a large position. My goal is 50K shares as my funds will allow. so I'll continue to trade a bit here and there and add when the opportunities (like now) arise.

Ken

Pete,

I received your private message but I'm not a subscriber so, I can't respond privately.

Please spare me the non-constructive liberal bashing and birther beliefs.

I asked anyone on the board a very specific question and how it relates to TGB.

Pete,

I'm also long TGB with a very large position, however, I've become a bit concerned about Trudeau and his invoking of the Emergency Act. Even though he has now revoked it, it seems like he's testing the waters for autocratic rule. Besides the Ukraine mess, I wonder if the recent slump in TGB share price is a reaction to Trudeau and his nonsense. He seems totally inept. Does anyone else share my concern relative to TGB?

As much as I admire RECELL, I'm throwing in the towel. I've been told the goal of investing is to make money and I've lost plenty here, hoping the world would recognize this revolutionary burn therapy. I've heard lots of blaming, and cheerleading, and maybes and wonder-ifs, but I've grown weary as the share price sinks lower and lower. I tried nibbling under $10, wanting to believe that the world, or a big pharma company, would wake up and take notice. Sold it all this week. Fact is, for now, there are better opportunities elsewhere.

I sold the bulk of my shares when the sp was just under $18. My wife, however, refuses to let me sell her long shares (average cost of $7.86).I've watched as her substantial gain has dwindled to nearly nothing. Her RCEL only represents less than 1% of her portfolio. Nevertheless, she is stubbornly sentimental and loyal. She also rescues cats and dogs, and old men like me. Good thing!

Good luck to all you stubborn longs. I mean that. I hope there's a $40/share buyout tomorrow or a breakthrough with vitiligo. Avita was the first stock my wife and I bought together. I'm a little sentimental about that. But I married HER, not Avita.

And, I made one of my very best friends on this very board (RIP, Jugs). What's that worth?

I'll check in from time to time, well, just because...

Best wishes to you all,
Ken

Thanks, Fmello, for the follow up.

Total revenue increased 35% to $6.9 million in the quarter ended December 31, 2021, compared to $5.1 million over the same quarter in the prior year.

Seems like a small step in the right direction? Holdong a very small long position. I'm still not diving in yet, but I am testing the waters with my toes again. GLTA

Hear, Hear, Tom! Started buying September 2020. Now over 7,500 units with cb of $17.99 and adding. By far my biggest holding as I prep for retirement in a few years. Love those distributions!

Whatever. Just sayin'

Thank you for another useless snarky opinion.

Someone over on the yahoo conversation board opined that the shift from fiscal to calendar year was an indication of a pending acquisition/merger, claiming that if a company was about to be acquired, they would want to "clean up the books and be on the same page."

Does anyone here believe that to be plausible? What would be some other reasons to make the shift?

Cryptic.

My small holdings went green today. Mikey's too busy counting his crypto, remember? lol But, I'm gonna miss his doggie doc comments one day.

I thought it was safe to nibble my way back in at under $1.50. Maybe not.

Hello all! Encouraged by the quarterly report, I've decided to start easing my way back in to owning RCEL again. (My wife never sold her $7.86 cost basis shares). I purchased some after hours last night for an avg of $18.50 and expect to increase my holdings over time. Good luck to all. And, fmello, thanks for all the informative posts!

I'm not sticking around to find out. Sold my last 200 shares on Friday. At one point, I had over 5,000 sh post r/s and, although I traded small amounts, overall, I lost a small bundle. Sold most of my shares at just under $4.

I can't see inside the company to know why things really have gone south. Maybe its covid. Maybe teens with acne don't like yellow skin. Poor leadership, or maybe market forces I don't understand. I believed we had a couple of great drugs and a decent pipeline.

The universe has a twisted sense of humor though so, it wouldn't surprise me a bit if tomorrow we get an announcement of a buyout. And, I would have to laugh.

So, on to greener pastures. Good luck to all you hangers-on. I'll be checking in from time to time so, behave yourselves!

Sadly, jugs passed away in January of this year.

Sometimes, it's the little things... I remember a few months back reading a young person's blog about how she was using AMZEEQ for her acne. She said that it worked well but that it made her skin yellow. She described how she was able to apply smaller and smaller amounts than prescribed and still have it be effective, and how she was able to cover up her skin with make up to hide most of the yellowing.

If I had been paying closer attention, I should have asked myself whether or not teenagers with acne (and possibly low self-esteem) would feel worried or insecure about having a yellow face. Perhaps they would rather take an oral antibiotic, side effects be damned.

Is this the real reason why sales are flat? If the product is effective but, the consumer doesn't want to look jaundiced, then don't we have a problem?

I used to have a very large position in VYNE and sold almost all of it at under $4 for a sizeable loss. Lesson learned: Pay attention to consumer feedback.

Waited a while for sp to break above my $9.82 cost basis. Happily holding just over 1000 shares.

$17.33

Appreciate the explanation, thanks

Amen. And thank you again, Len, wherever you are...

I see on openinsider that Perry sold 23,000sh last Friday. At least he had the decency to do so before the announcement. Optics wouldn't look so good if he had sold today, right?

Anyway, news was great today and I bought a few shares after the story broke at $18.06. Who knows, we may have finally turned the corner?!?

EPD is a mainstay for me as well. Watching for opportunities to add more and snagged a few more shares at $24.33 yesterday. Opened a small NGL position based on tdeck's musings. Nothing major, just testing the waters for now.

Picked up another 500 sh today. 30,700 sh total now. TGB, the gift that will keep on giving. Thank you, Len!

Awesome

Thanks for the read, Pete.

Yes, I'm sure Len is smiling with us. I sure do miss him.

And, my Dad was a Staff Sargent who knew a thing or two about printing presses. The story he told us was that one day he was called in to a military base to fix the press that was being used during the planning of D-Day. He did so and, having learned of the top secret, was forced to remain secluded on base until after the invasion.

Never forget.

I hope the new additional board members earn their $70K/year plus travel expenses.

I'd say you're dead wrong. But, you do you pal.