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This board is even deader than the stock.
Old Timer, they are obviously past the testing phase with Cardinal Health. They are a major distributor of pharmaceuticals in the US. I believe they are second behind McKesson. Their product is different and plays in a different market than Cryo's. We are frozen shipping, not cold. Its a huge difference and a different market completely.
Well that might be too big of a job for the guy. He's going to be on the hook for those taxes. This company needs a real leader not an over cooked spaghetti flinger.
Stock Dude, do you know anything? The 10K also includes the last quarter results. People are going to be looking for topline improvements.
Dude forget about visibility. This ain't the JP Morgan Healthcare conference. However, is an opportunity for LS to get in front of a whole bunch of people who have yet to have heard about the company. He's probably getting ready to prime the pump for another go round on the financing front. We won't really know anything until June since the report isn't due until then. That's a lot of darkness to wade through. Hopefully we'll get a customer...at least one of some sort of size that can generate more that 10K per quarter in sales. We need to show real progress otherwise where is this batch of funding going?
trader if he did, shouldn't he already be saying it? Very quiet since the cap raise. Not a single customer has come on board? It seems a bit ridiculous that we are back to hoping this will happen again. I was under the impression that it will happen after the raise was complete.
This conference isn't for a PIPE. I'm sure there may be PIPE buyers there, but this is for individual investors mostly. They deal mostly with retail and limited institutional investors.
jenkins, I am guessing you are talking about the second acquisition of the staffing company helping keep this company afloat, because the first one has sunk them into oblivion. I can't believe they can even managed day to day operations. Its been one misleading press release after another. What happened with the gold mine acquisition? No purchase price. Good ol' ED L must be out at the mine with his handheld metal detector looking for nuggets. Very sad.
Source Group capital is a lower mid tier retail brokerage firm. Like JP Turner, Newbridge Securities, and people like that.
you probably just went to bathroom more likely. This one is circling the drain. They just had news, which said that one of their big directors quit. Funny they didn't put that out as a release. Watch as they tell you one of two things, they are either broke or that they did a small financing at less than a penny to keep the doors open another few weeks. Dwindling business, dropping gross margins, major payroll taxes owed, misleading press releases, what more could you want from a company.
8-K-Now that Bennett has lost the nomination for Senator, his workload should decrease. Anyone think he will rejoin the GNPG Board? LOL
Wonder what the real reason for the resignation was? Oh, probably didn't want to be associated with a company that doesn't pay $6 million plus in Employment taxes, that would not look good for a US Senator.
Tiger isn't a promoter, he offers trade potentials. I think I pointed out that the company was a POS, but there you have the difference between a trader and a fundemental investor. I wouldn't touch it even if the technicals said it was a buy, he would. I think its pretty funny that the SEC chose to bring this action when the company sued a hedgefund manager and a reporter for orchestrating a shorting party.
SLS, a lot of us are in the same boat. Damned if we do, damned if we don't. The thing with the stock the way it is right now is that it can go up on nothing. Hopefully we'll catch a break and we can get out with a nuts still attached. I'd settle for one right now.
Please what kind of impact could you possibly be expecting? If there are still no sales, where is the money going?
Energy, what kind of filings led you to HSCC. Here is what the Pink Sheets has to say about them. I'm sure you're making a boatload on them, just like you did here. Please.
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GLG, take a look at the company's financial statements. If you notice they did 15 million in revenues in the 3rd quarter and their loss from operations alone was 1.8 million. This quarter they only did 10 million, which is 5 million less than last quarter, how much do you think they lost 2 million? 2.5 million? If you only have 500,000 in the bank, what do you suppose is going to happen? First they have stopped paying their payroll taxes, they have stopped paying bills, they probably have delayed payments to their workers. If you don't understand how a balance sheet works, ask an accountant or even ask a board. Don't go by topline numbers, its the worst mistake you can make.
Energy wave, do you know how to read a financial statement? Clearly you don't because you would know that revenues are meaningless, its profits that count. Last quarter they did $15 million in revenues and lost money. They had 500,000 left in the bank, and they did 5 million less in revenue this quarter. Guess what, they are broke. Unless they are doing a massive dilutive capital raise to give them some more life, they are done. Fini, kaput, buh bye. By the way, GM did $Billions and guess what happened, they went bankrupt you rube.
Another great half truth by the company. REVENUES ARE DOWN 50% from the quarter prior. This company is desperate to raise funds and will try and use this pump to do it. They'll be bankrupt soon if they already aren't right now. Call them up and ask them what their cash position is and I bet they won't tell you or they'll its sufficient. How can you say sales going down 50 percent from the last quarter is a good thing especially when you lost a boat load then. This employment agency deal has sunk them into oblivion.
yep, like the stock going down again. Like clockwork this one is.
Boost if you think the quality has degraded here, you should see the yahoo board. Unreadable, filled with idiots galore on both sides. What nobody seems to realize is that the Nasdaq Stock trades down to the Aussie level. Happened today, yesterday and the day before. When we have a catalyst like Cramer, our stock price ends up being discounted in Oz by 10-15%. So these guys in OZ clean up by selling here in the states premarket and drive the price down to parity. When the stock drops below parity, here, they selloff in Australia. I will guarantee that the stock sells off in Australia and they'll be griping all the way down. Eventually I see the company just saying forget OZ were here in the US and that is where we are going to trade.
RWE, I would suspect that it would take about 2-3 months before another analyst would feel comfortable issuing a report. The company needs some trading history and some performance history before they'll likely make a jump on the bandwagon. You never know though, but figuring they would prefer to err on the side of safety, they'd wait until things were a lot closer to being done at the new facility.
Jobado, I'd rather he did hold his breath. At least we could have some entertainment.
RWE, its a paid for report and provides no financial guidance. Completely useless to real investors. Its basically a really good for people who don't know the company or market. For those who do, we'd rather see some real brokerage reports come out. Those will take time since we only just started here, but we have Griffin and that's a good start. If we get one or two others, then additional firms will have to take notice as well. As far as I am concerned we could have spent the money elsewhere.
Trader, yes. I saw UNI CEO on Cramer last night. He did a great job. As far as giving 110% effort, my guess is that door should have been smacking LS in the behind first. I'll be real interested in to see if there has been any uptick in sales, how much cash they still have etc. etc. Will they do another conference call post earnings?
what happened to the great guy he had in there before Mr. Campbell? No mention of him leaving.
Walrus, on the flipside of that is, his stupidity and lack of historical vision could help us reclaim part of our investments, small as they may be now.
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Trader, I agree with you, but there is plenty of information that isn't disclosed that wouldn't be considered material, like how many friggin containers we've produced, can produce, cost of producing. I've made numerous suggestions and gotten no response. The only reason I stay right now is because on the off chance this company makes an announcement that gets the market overheated, I'll get out then. No point in selling it now. It basically a roulette bet for me.
Walrus, The CEO doesn't have to talk to you regardless, big or small shareholder. Being a big shareholder implies that there are consequences to not talking to you, but unless your name is Carl Icahn, Steve Cohen, or some such, its all BS. I'm sure Larry isn't getting a lot of calls, so taking one or two wouldn't be such a big deal. I get the feeling he just doesn't want to be pounded on a daily basis. I know I wouldn't.
Look the notion that we control pricing is ridiculous and it shows that Tiger doesn't understand how this is working. The bulk of the money and fee is being charged for the shipping, not the box. Cryoport stands to make $75-100 per use of their unit. That is why turnover and having localized refurbishing centers is important. Fedex is going to price this competitively because they don't have the cost basis into babysitting the product the way World Courier does. They need real customers and can service them with what they have in stock, if we knew what they had in stock. I've heard that they had as many as 2000 units, if that is the case, that would be worth 4000 shipments a month. Seems like something is being lost in the translation. Either these units cost a lot to produce or we haven't really produced very many. This past summer the company took in another 1.5 million or so in cash, what happened to those funds. They didn't go to paying the old noteholders and apparently not much went into building units. It leaves me shaking my head sometimes, but I can't say this is the first company I loved the product only to see it die on the vine. Hopefully we'll get that big customer on board, even in a limited capacity would be a huge boost. I'll take one route from a Quest, Quintilles, etc. Gimme something. Anybody talk to the new IR guy yet? I haven't, but will try him out to see if he has any grasp. More concerned about new people calling in rather than the tried and true.
I think we would have been better off if the markets were closed. So far so bad.
And what price did you pay for those 200K? The bid price is 2.5 cents right now and the offer has dropped to 2.7. It won't last much longer and the company is essentially out of money? These aren't bank problems, these are business problems.
You better get out while you can. This company always has a big run before either a news item comes out or they have an email campaign. It always sells off. Take your chips off the table.
Walrus, I agree with you.
CP, that's because I'm not a trader and don't have an in and out mentality. I do think that many times I can run things better, but the sands in the hourglass dictate that I appreciate my view from the sidelines rather than getting into the game. I try not to be snide. Ihub has had a bad habit of deleting posts of late. I think that its ridiculous unless its spam. These are forums that sometimes go off topic, but unless your there spouting buy a sub penny on a board for no reason, then leave the posts up. They sometimes generate interesting discussions.
Tiger, I think that CP is doing his level best to keep people informed to the extent he's capable. I appreciate that and I believe that the product is a good product and the right product for this market, but it may just have too much history to make it. I hope not. I hope that Fedex comes to bat and hits it out of Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, the Sky Dome, Ebbets Field, the mistake by the lake, and every other park. On the international front lets hope they can bend it like Beckham. I want this to succeed as much as anyone, this last deal was a bitter pill to swallow.
I'm neither bitter nor a fraud, I may indeed be lefthanded as I have yet to really figure that part out and my backhand needs a lot of work these days. It could be my old age getting to me, I'm not sure. In any event, if PB were still running things and we were at this point, hell yeah I'd be pissed. I haven't been in this stock for 4 years, it may only seem like that. It seemed to me that we were right on edge of getting somethings done, when LS was brought into the picture. I was not thrilled for two reasons. The first, it sends a bad signal to partners and potential customers to change while your working out a program, deal, whatever. He was brought in as the Rainmaker and all he's done is brought a shower of tears. The second reason I wasn't too keen is that I know a good deal more about his past dealings. Maxim shareholders didn't fare too well under his reign. I never said anything because I didn't want the past to poison the present and the future. People make mistakes all the time, so I wasn't going to hold it against him. I've had people dislike me too for mistakes and perceived mistakes. Its the nature of business. He was a big advocate for transparency and ethics and I'm not sure we've seen the transparency part of things. Was I happy with the way things were going beforehand with PB, not particularly, but he got us to that point. We don't really know what happened once the change took place so its impossible to really make any kind of accurate assesment. For all we know, PB teed it up for Larry and told him to drive it right down the middle and guy sliced left. Or maybe PB left the ball in a sandtrap filled with PB (that's peanut butter). We don't know and we won't know unless someone was there taking notes. There are three sides to every story, there's my side, your side and the truth. For those of you who don't understand that, I suggest you look for an old episode of All in the Family, I believe titled "Refrigerator Repairman". It is a recounting of Archie and Meatheads version of when the refrigerator repairman comes to the house. Absolutely one of the greatest TV shows ever.
Dude, you smoke too much. The time for Betas is over. If that was the case that is what they should have been doing while trying to line up financing. How many containers do we actually have in inventory? What is the cost to manufacture? If we had 2000 containers in inventory that's basically 4000 shipments per month that could be done. Adding refurbishing facilities on a global basis should add one more turn per month. How long do these shippers take to make? It doesn't look like a complicated product. I've never gotten a straight answer on these questions. That's besides the point. How much cash does the company actually have left? After paying fees, did Larry take his full salary, plus that bonus? What are the salaries of the new guys? You know the new IR firm isn't cheap. That's why I'm pissed I had to miss the call.
To the board, we don't need to bicker amongst ourselves, but the energy needs to directed at management. There have been so many incongruous statements in the last year that I pretty much have resigned myself to writing off this investment. Larry has basically had one year and one quarter to get this moving. We appeared to be a hare's breath away from getting something going when we changed starting pitchers and went to the bullpen. Larry stepped in talking the talk, but in the end we got what we got, which is bupkus. Time will tell, but I think the sun is setting on this one. I guess we'll know more around May 15th, when the Q rolls around. I hope I'm wrong.
Fins let me help you here since you don't seem to be able to do any real research by yourself.
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