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Applauding PMCB for a press release to keep you informed is like congratulating a parent for taking care of your kids. "You're supposed to take care of your kids!!" - Chris Rock.
If non-material press releases resulted in an increase of share holder value for PMCB, I would be rich.
That is an intraday statstic and it doesnt show you how many of those shares were covered. That is what the short interest is which is a cumulative statistic. Click on the other tab. The short interest in miniscule. There were never be a short squeeze in PMCB with 0.1% short interest. It is misleading to present the short volume data as a cumulative statistic.
The market is treating this interview as a non-event for pmcb. We need results and less talk.
Less than 0%. Attached is a link of listing requirements for NASDAQ. There is more to it than just the price of the stock.
http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/121.asp
Rebecca- that statistic is the short volume as a percentage of the total volume traded on that specific day. May of those shares are sold short but are most likely covered on the same day. It is not an indicator of the total short interest for PMCB.
The short interest in PMCB is 0.01%. You can't have a short squeeze when no one is short.
Pretty please with sugar on top ease up on the moral argument for pmcb. There is a difference between a corporation and a charity.
Here is some 3rd grade math for you. PMCB is down 90% from the high set in Feb/2014. There have also been a couple of rounds of dilution. Yet everyone seems to think the company is doing well. If you can't be an optimist about what you own, be prepared to feel the pain.
You don't seem to have a problem talking down to people who have negative slants on PMCB. The same should be done for all of the eternal optimists who have been wrong on PMCB
I have heard this statement for about 3 years now. PMCB needs to start showing what will happen and not telling.
Day 69 from what? The company released a statement based on their time table for the test results. This post is getting on my nerves daily, and I have a bearish view on PMCB.
When keeping investors informed adds to shareholder value, I will start to care. If that is what is keeping longs hopeful, we are in a lot of trouble.
PMCB is down 90% since the high set in 2014 which is further magnified by a couple of rounds of dilution. I am not sure how any part of management gets praise based on that performance. If any longs are saying they are not worried about the long term viability of the company of PMCB, they are failing to be objective or realistic. There is a great chance PMCB will be eventually worth zero. As long as people are aware of that risk then let the buyer beware. From what I read here, any information piece that is written in a positive light is done by a smart person whereas if it the piece has a negative slant then that person is an idiot.
Not sure how PMCB can be deemed as cheap. Consdering there is a decent chance the stock will be worthless one day you can make an argument that the current share price is too rich. Also the company will almost certainly need addtional cash at some point which means further dilution and a lower share price. I think most longs here are just assuming everything works out which is far from a 100% probability.
It's a very conservative way to value any company. All of the value in PMCB is based on potential which I value as worthless until proven otherwise. Therefore I value Pmcb based on its assets.
Please tell me what I am saying is off. the book value per share is .01 per share. Facts.
It is pretty straight forward. PMCB PPS is reflective what what the market thinks the company is worth. With a market cap of $40 million one could make an easy case that the company is overvalued. Also future cash needs will require additional shares to be raised which will further dilute the value of the share price. Those are just the facts.
At some point you will have to approach this investment more objectively and not give the management team the benefit of the doubt regarding everything!! Let them add shareholder value first then you could finally give them credit and it would be warranted. There has to be doubt settling in for some longs regardless of one's patience threshold.
PMCB down 18% this week. No matter how many times that video is reposted (and it's been posted excessively) the street is not a believe in this company and there are no buyers. Facts.
At this rate your shares maybe worthless before too long. I think the longs do not take the threat of dilution serious enough and place way too high of a probablity on PMCB having sucessfull trials. Sound like a broken record but everyone that has championed this management team and company has been wrong for a long time.
If there was an objectivity on this board I would be curious if any of the longs are having doubts about PMCB. No crime in admitting that.
I could not disagree more. They are going to have to raise addtional funds which will mean more dilution. I would not pay more than .01 for PMCB. I have no doubt it will trade there sometime this year.
I will be a PMCB buyer if it reaches .005. It is going to get there too. No doubt.
Dude. Enough. Cmon.
I am objective as they come but this post is getting tired. Read Stonegate's research report on PMCB which outlines the time frame of the trials. That should end this daily post.
This is a very thorough and well written report that actually is objective.
What is evident after reading it is that PMCB will need an Additional cash raise at some point that will further dilute ownership. The story seems promising long-term but my instincts are telling me you will be able to buy Pmcb at a cheaper price down the road.
My point is a Stock Market Media Group opinion piece should have zero effect on the stock price. If people want to convince themselves otherwise that is their prerogative. If it was a real reputable source I would be more apt to take it seriously.
If you want to get excited about the opinion of stock market media group, be my guest. I choose not to.
Do not get your hopes up to too much. It is not real news. Just an opinion of a paid stock promoter.
It would be more refreshing if it were a reputable source that had that same belief about PMCB. Stock market media group and Rob Goldman are glorified paid promoters. If someone that has a respected opinion on a larger scale, PMCB could get better traction from the street IMHO.
I wish it was another source other than the Stock Market Media Group but I hope their opinion here becomes a fact.
Not a quality comparison IMO since all companies in the energy sector are taking a beating. It is good to be optimistic about a company you own but only when I see a gain in my portfolio will I classify PMCB as a success. That is how I pass judgement to investments, but to each is own. I personally do not choose to celebrate the small milestones that a company achieves without seeing a change in shareholder value. I am a tough critic. I hope all of the eternal optimists on here are right!!!
I am long. When I see something I own decrease in value by over 50% I am not going to classify the company as a success.
I'll be pleased when they make real progress which results in a much higher stock price. Then I will give him real credit. Up until then we should not be throwing words around like "impressive"
Impressive? in two year PMCB's return is -65% while the shares outstanding balance increased 17%. Let's just say it is a work in progress. No CEO should be getting pats on the back for that type of performance. sorry
The company has a fidicary duty to maximize value for its shareholders so witholding material information would work against them in that regard and would be most likely illegal.
cGMP approval would legitimize the company and there would be other ways to raise capital without diluting the stock.
Failing to understand point #3 here. It would be much easier to raise money if PMCB was cGMP compliant regardless of price. The cGMP compliance would increase investor confidence a million fold.
The first 2 points I disagree with as well. If your opinion was accurate, it would be reflected in the stock price which has steadily gone lower for 2.5 years running.
I have heard good news coming real soon for a long time. Hasn't happened. Not sure it will. There are two things that are for certain in this world (death & taxes) PMCB getting cGMP approval is not the 3rd sure thing.
Bankrupcy is really not an option since the company has virtually no debt. However, the more cash that needs to be raised will cause further dilution which could eventually render PMCB worthless.
even as an obective holder who is mostly skeptical of PMCB, these posts are getting annoying. We all know these tests take time.
Your problem is that you are just assuming trials go well. If pmcb was a sure thing the market would reflect those sentiments.
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PMCB obviously desparate for cash if they are selling warrants at a 15% discount to the current stock price. I guess it is either do this or fold up shop. I have read a few stories about death spiral financing and this is spaking flashes of these stories. I am sure everyone on here will tell me that dilution is not a risk but that needs to be taken a little more seriously regardless of your outlook of the company.
Also this tells me that this so called "hidden gem" may not be that if it is not creating any type of buzz at this JPM healthcare conference. It is time for the longs to have some doubt that things will work out for PMCB.