did the career thing long enough.
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How far are you supposed to have to look to 'find' a partner????? There are only about 20 outfits with the money to make a difference. Or are we looking for another Dios or Stason????
for cryin' out loud.
very difficult to relax with this BOD at the wheel.
if it ever pans out, it won't be far from the blind squirrel finding an acorn.
just so everybody understands, krak.... you're saying that anybody who isn't a pumper is, therefore, a basher?
that's like the Conservatives saying that moderates of any party are the same as Liberals.
both statements are idiotic.
i am a stockholder for a long, long time, with a small bit of trading. i do not consider myself a basher, but i am very, very unhappy that this BOD is SO ineffective in increasing the perceived value of the company by potential investors/partners who would pay for rights to bavi. i am very, very unhappy to be a little underwater yet again when the executives have repeatedly said things like 'next year', in the coming months', 'fruition' in the coming year, etc, and the stock goes down, down, down. see dia's list of catalysts...whoop-dee-doo.
so why haven't i sold? because i want some profit on 13 years of waiting. and because i'm a fool so far.
i am most definitely one of those who will sell all or most of what i have if we ever get close to $3.00 again...maybe $2.50.
the question is...will we ever get there again?
pictures of schwartz in a french maid costume?
pphmp is looking great, isn't it?
150 sites...but no idea at all about enrollment....and we've pretty much been told we won't be told.
so do i, btw. just irritates me how so little comes to fruition here yet some people act as if SUNRISE is just a formality.
share value DOES count...even with 'clinical stage' companies.
can't believe how stupid professional/seasoned investors in the biotech space are.
if only they knew what 6 people here know...
great. more ...publication.
down .08.
n o b o d y cares
PPHM is certainly an uncommon company. we don't have to be under a buck to be a penny stock.
history says this stock is still a long shot, no matter what you imply your list means. i'm still 'in', but i feel like a fool for that.
sure wish icahn would say it!
Zavoico actually said bavi is an upstream checkpoint inhibitor. if only somebody with credibility would say it.....
let's keep in mind that the 25 year old outfielder for the Miami Marlns is worth $80,000,000 more than good ol' Peregrine.
those words are in the same category as 'the microsoft of biotechnology'
won't be any day, md... remember...these things take time.
yawn.
PLENTY of shares available. problem is, nobody seems to want them.
biopharm...
sorry...no freakin' way.
making mice resistant has spiked us to 1.39.
i've been bashing here for a while cuz i'm pissed and impatient after too long.
but..
any chance the filing has anything to do with adding protection from potential new board nominees with nasty agendas in the event of some type of partnership?
after all, partnership(s) have been promised by spring 2015...
fortunately, it never matters how low PPHM goes.
it's not a silly offer! people here think bavi has value of $50 share now.
if tustin could get institutional ownership up significantly, the PPS would move, bigtime.
they can't, so it doesn't.
time is not on pphm's side?
don't worry. apparently, we're just as valuable at 1.425 as we were at 3.18 earlier this year (although i don't really understand new math)
CP....the fact remains that $10,000 investments in pphm 10 years ago out of beleif in the company are worth a couple thousand today.
CP...with all due respect...
we're in the 1.40s... that means that wall street currently values the pipeline at about...nothing.
would have been a home run at 5% compared to what i did with it.
i put odds of pphm making $3 within 2 years at 35%. i guess that means it's been worth 30k or so to enjoy this board all these years?????
i'm in a bad mood. was thinking about what $35,000 12 years ago would be worth now...moderately invested...if it hadn't been in pphm.
man, are there some imaginative people here.
bets on closing price tomorrow? how about 1.50... have we ever stayed up after a poster PR?
cp... if the PR had been the next day, it would have been fine. 4:01 would have been better. 3:54 on the day it was issued had a very distinct stench.
cp...
like it or not, dios and stason remain part of their reputation along with the potential positives you've listed.
at the moment, according to institutional ownership, dios and stason may be carrying more weight.
don't get me wrong...i appreciate your thoughts on everything, and i encourage you to continue and speak up for the company. they don't.
it's about reputation, cp. it gets earned.
CP... believe what you will.
you absolutely did not prove the Dios wasn't a sham, by a long shot.
it was, IMO.
and apparently, in the O of a hell of a lot of professional investors who might otherwise have put money here but, to date, have chosen not to.
you would be hard-pressed to find any other biotech with this potential pipeline with our pathetic percentage of institutional ownership (not to mention insider ownership!).
Let us hear your complicated theory for why that is.
gee... a pro thinks execs make a difference in share price relative to earnings call performance!
shocking
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102137748?trknav=homestack:topnews:8
a company with that list and an untarnished BOD would have a higher MC, imo.
facts, plain and simple: if the p3 has to run it's full course, we face major additional dilution in the absence of a licensing deal. we don't have enough cash to complete the trial and operate HQ at the same time.
running the atm at $6/share will be fine with me. running it under $3 WILL NOT.
well, IFU, they have been in numerous partnership and collaboration talks, so it wouldn't be that surprising.
where's the beef?
'but will over the coming months'
here it it, for those who missed it. it's important, and should not be easily dismissed.
corporalagarn Thursday, 10/30/14 09:26:51 AM
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Good discussion yesterday comparing Microsoft and Bill Gates to PPHM and Steven King.
There was also a question about the legitimacy of the DIOS "deal". Here is how it went down. PPHM was about to get removed from the Russell 2000 due to low market cap. At the time, that was a big deal to them. They put out press releases in previous years when they were included in the Russell 2000. At the beginning of the day on May 31, 2007 the share price was $1.03 ($5.15 split adjusted). It looked like they needed to get to about $1.40. On May 31, 2007, the last day the MC was looked at to get into the indexes, PPHM put out this press release at 11:30.
http://ir.peregrineinc.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=266039
That was a legitimate press release, although conveniently timed. It gave the share price a boost, but it never got close to the $1.40 it needed.
At 3:55, this piece of news was released with the big $50 million dollar number attached to it.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2007/05/31/idUSIN20070531155532PPHM20070531
That's 3:55, five minutes before market close. Got a big boost out of that. Made it to $1.40 but closed at $1.39. Never made the Russell 2000. Five days later it was back to $1.03.
Legitimate deal? It never made it into a 10Q, 10K, 8K, Annual Report, nothing. The lists of collaborations in those documents never once included the DIOS "deal". Curious.
A google search today shows the following for DIOS.
https://www.pharmamedtechbi.com/companies/200700430
The only deal mentioned is the big May 31, 2007 Peregrine deal. Call the numbers if you like, you'll reach a company called Informa.
The people that perpetrated these shenanigans are still running the company. If you choose to believe it was a legitimate deal, that's fine. It put a stink on the company, in my opinion. As does the reverse split to stay Nasdaq compliant and the 80% one day drop in the pps. These things add up and they get remembered.
The fact that this person is the Chairman of the Board of this company does nothing to remove that stink.
http://ir.peregrineinc.com/directors.cfm
As for this, "The Board of Directors concluded that Mr. Johnson should serve as a director in light of the extensive public company finance experience that he has obtained through serving on the boards and audit committees of Patriot Scientific Corporation, CryoPort, Inc. and Ecotality, Inc."
Patriot Scientific closed yesterday at .0409.
Ecotality, currently in bankruptcy, closed yesterday at .0091. Less than a penny. On the bright side, that is up almost 50% from the day before.
Cryport, the crown jewel with a $27m market cap, closed at .45, down from $9.30 in 2010.
That is our leader and those are his qualifications.
We are in phase III with a drug that could be worth billions and we are at $1.56.
Let's hope we keep moving up. This is it for me today as I am currently a cell mate of BDU. That at least should make most of you happy.