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http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1175680/000119312512137413/d325333d8k.htm
CYDY to acquire ProGenics. Combined, this might put cydy right into stage 2 testing?? Pharm sale to follow??
http://searchforacure.org/
monoclonal antibody video from search for a cure about their 1-13 meeting. talks about cytolin.
it's criminal this drug isn't available to all of those who could use it.
I just wish Bob could remember back to when he started a company "with just 2500" I doubt he spent money like he does now. So much of this seems like a facade at this point to boost his own ego. I'm sick I ever got into this. Coupled with (at least my view) that Bob's previous company didn't hold any true value and was a recipient of our bubble stock market. I wonder if he is capable of truly building a winner. If Pro is the true MMRF product, what are the sales. What are the ancillary sales (of personal HR to clients of Drs.)? What is the real company here at this point?? So much of the focus seems to be the "found" assets in biotech, but the only thing that can sustain the company is Pro sales. Biotech may short term fix the stock, but I often see comments that the company isn't broken just the stock is (as if undervalued). BUT, if BL can't show substantial gains in Pro sales, I would begin to doubt MMRf is going to make it.
thus my question the other day. HOW MANY PRO SYSTEMS have been sold. Remember the "mmr stimulus program"? I would be interested in MMR going back to a few of the pro subscribers and showing us in true numbers how many patients the pro group had on the system, how many of those patients accessed their records through he portal and then how many of those patients upgraded into their own actual personal health record. If that system is not working as advertised, then what we really have here is a biotech. I'm beginning to wonder if present mgmt is capable of building ongoing revenues.
how many pro systems have been installed? is it selling? who is selling it?
what does everyone out there think of the ceo putting together a selling plan? does it smell of a spike coming or a bottom falling out?
Apollo, you must be like some sort of biotech DD God. Why don't you take over and moderate this little board. I have a feeling there will be a lot to talk about over the next few months.
http://community.nasdaq.com/News/2012-02/cydy-promising-antibody-technology-for-the-treatment-of-hivfiv-analyst-blog.aspx?storyid=121000
this goes out to about 500k investors. should see a little bit of action. gilead recently paid 11b for a hepc drug, if we can get 11b for this drug, only 25m outstanding shares, that's a big payday.
cmon cydy give us some official news about what is going on in the middle east, when dr. R will publish, or FIV. don't let us drip, drip, drip back towards $2 then $1.50.
http://stocknewsalerts.net/newsletter/look-2012-penny-stock-pick-year
these guys own the stock, but reasoning is sound. hope cydy makes a push soon. the fiv ought to come to fruition asap.
but,lets face it. his previous company made it based upon a bubble. there really was no value there. he got out, a lot of shareholders were left behind, and the technology of calling cards became basically obsolete. so here we are, basically betting on a fax based technology?? doesn't sound too good like that does it?
3F, just wondering if you would like to guess how many shares will be outstanding once the merger is finished? 600m, 900m?
it's true. many physicians i work with do not even have email/internet connected to their records computers/servers, since they are so worried about virus wiping everything out. thats why they still fax. i recently asked for records from 1 dr, who couldn't even print it to pdf and place it on a disk or email it, they only had the capability to print it to paper and fax or mail it. fax is dead to all walks of life, but med care it appears.
using the mmr tax credits against the JER incomes, my guess is JER comes out with at least 50% of the company, that means 600 million shares outstanding. If, as someone mentioned, value the company at 70 million, when considering the JER incomes and other things mmr has on the come line, that is 12 cents a share. To get to the nasdaq, there would have to be a reverse split of 1 for 50, bringing the company down to 12m shares.
there is no way they can sell that. all the talk about nasdaq is way premature. from what i've read the past few days the most balanced analysis is from 3F. This deal provides some cash flow, allows a company with almost no cash flow to use their tax losses going forward to provide value to JER, and buys time for mmr to gain some footing.
i would look for an e record merger next to give them a more complete menu to offer.
yeah a valuation of 70 million, but the other companies will get, what??? 600 million shares? so, 70m divided by 1 billion shares is still just 7 cents.
In the case of Potter v. CC Equity Inc. et al, CCE today received an award from Federal Court of $59,978.08 against Intervenors Barbara and Tom Crosswhite of Park City, UT and Kailua Kona, HI. Mark Griffin of Griffin-McClandish represented The Crosswhites. The Corporations were represented by Corey Tolliver of PMB Law. A final and fair finding for CCE and CCF. The lesson here?? Sometimes Karma comes in $60,000 increments.
Same guy who chimed in on the Russell Armstrong case.
isn't the whole spinff just so it can easily be sold FOR CASH?
also, mmr better start working on a replacement for EK, they are going death spiral themselves.
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=CytoDyn+Inc&CIK=&filenum=&State=&SIC=&owner=include&action=getcompany
last few releases show a company ready to hit it big.
open your account, left column, click "FAX", then there is a send a fax button. click it. up comes an e cover sheet fill it in with things like to, fax number, etc. then you can fax any pdf off your computer or out of your mmr files.
yes, exactly. everyone with an account, write your "best usage" of the account for us.
lets face it, this is not really an effective retail product. to be successful, it needs to be placed top down from hospital to doctor to consumer. as a consumer who has an account, i have found, for example, that the little stickers don't do me any good. an office not using mmrpro does not want to fax my new record after every meet. also, many places, such as kaiser use "record services" these places won't fax or email out e records. they want a check in hand for copying fees then they hand/mail you a hard copy of the file. in my state, a doctor's office is entitled to a $30 fee for the 1st 10 pages, and a per copy fee beyond that. many Dr. offices don't even have their computer network hooked to internet, so that a virus cannot infect their files. just today, i tried one of my providers website, and there was no published email, then i called and they said they don't accept any email into their office. pro has to drive this, and essentially that company didn't begin until march or so when the scanners were delivered. so, we all have expectations of a 5+ year company, but really we have 2 quarters. my views and experiences back up the notion that tv commercials are a waste of time/cash/shares. but, get into enough top down engagements and this can still fly. personally, we really use our acct more as an "e" safe deposit box than med records, perhaps that is how we should be branding b to consumer sales.
remember the old commerical: "how many licks to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop....the world may never know
becomes
how many shares does it take to be a sponsor at the hero dog awards...
3F, do you find issue w Bob's stock control dipping under 25%?
yeah, even if we were getting $3 per PAID membership per month, it would be a big deal. But, the revenue doesn't show us 70k paying members, much less 700k. Question I have: IF pro is the future, is 9.95 a month the right amount to ask for a family membership? I think we have a lot of "freebies" out there right now. We have offered free accounts at daytime emmy's etc. Anyone have an idea of % of accounts that go from free offer to 9.95 monthly?? It's expensive to obtain a customer, lets not lose them once we have them.
so the question, 3F, is you had felt all along that 4 cents was a bottom that could be sustained. Now, 3.5 is our baseline, are we in danger of death spiraling? I guess the answer is yes, until we can actually pay bills with something other than shares. Thoughts??
Prior to the reverse merger with favrille, mmr was a private placement. Armstrong was in charge of selling the shares and Bob ran the company. Shares were a dollar each (although i believe there was a later round at $2). When the merger happened, the private shares split at just a bit more than 3 for 1, that is the 30 cents each i believe he was referring to.
You are ridiculous. You don't think there is dilution? look at the 10s. In 1 quarter we spent 5 million shares, and still took on 1 million more in debt. Since that time, our share price has hovered at 4 cents, so every bill paid with shares is much more expensive than if the share price was higher, which was my point.
I'm an original shareholder of this stock and believe me, no one wants the company to do well more than I do. But, until there are actual incomes to offset the outflows, in my opinion, Bob is doing all of us a disservice by not slashing the outflows.
10k Filed 3-31-11
As of December 31, 2010, the Company's current liabilities exceeded its current assets by $5.4 million. Furthermore, during the years ended December 31, 2010, and 2009, the Company incurred losses of $17.9 million and $10.3 million, respectively.
As of December 31, 2010, the total shares of our common stock issued and outstanding amounted to 238,893,492.
10q Filed 5-16-11
As of March 31, 2011, the total shares of our common stock issued and outstanding amounted to 243,660,774.
As of March 31, 2011, our current liabilities exceeded our current assets by $6.4 million. Furthermore, during the three months ended March 31, 2011, we incurred losses of $1.7 million
anything to generate a little momentum, I'm for. if for no other reason that an 8 cent stock suffers 1/2 the ongoing dilution of a 4 cent stock.
When do quarterlies come out?? we were at 259 million shares last quarter. given our monthly burn rate, what is the expectation this quarter? 300m? that would be spending 1.6 million at 4 cents each. Sounds funny to be saying i would be happy if we are in the 275 range, but i guess at this point it's true. the dilution tells the story of the 4 cent shares. right now, in my opinion, Bob needs to cut back and run this company like he did his last start up, where he talks about starting with 5k in his pocket. Until earnings catch up, we need to do anything we can to stop dilution. we can't be the spend money to make money company anymore, we aren't making.
Tulaz, when that article was written, the stock was trading in the 22-25 range. IT isn't really relevant anymore. No one is writing an article like that when we are at 4.
so....you are saying we all have stock in a company down 95%, spending more than it makes, and diluting daily....And that's the bad idea??
you know, we need something to create buzz. what if we develop a "social" platform for users. you know, post: "i've got plantar fasciatis, what has worked best for re-habbing" or "my surgeon wants to do double quintuple zillion bypass, but my herbologist says just drink this green meditative tea." something to get users to find value.
amazing day. 1.8 million plus shares traded for NO gain. How many more shares are hiding waiting to be dumped. The dilution supply must be limitless. At this price, how many shares will be outstanding by next quarter's reporting? 300m?? Bob really has to look at costs. If we can survive another year, perhaps a chance to thrive will follow.
focusing on the daily pps is not what this stock is about. what this stock is about is creating an annuity of ongoing user incomes. If MMRF can show growing revenue when the 2Q numbers come out, we'll be on our way. I still believe we need 4-6-8 quarters of sustained growth, but at that point there will be a liquidity event we will all remember. But, until we can show that sustained growth, Bob has got to hold down costs and dilution. To this point, he has not done a great job in these 2 areas.
the company has 7-8 million dollars of debt. at 30 cents, you would have to value the company at 100 million?? truthfully, what would you currently value the company at? 47k of mmr biz last quarter. biotech may produce some found money. lots of cool things in the pipeline, but we need 4-6-8 quarters of rising results to show we really are going to make it.
who is going tomorrow? questions i have: what is the company doing to limit expenses? any chance for an update in guidance for 2011 incomes, excluding biotech? with tthe current pps how many shares should we mentally be prepared to have outstanding when the next quarterlies come out?? 300,000,000?? if so, wow. how are we ever going to dig out of that sized hole?
If you have 10 cent share price and 300m shares, that's a 30m company. (plus mmrf has how much debt 6-7-8m??) I think we are 8 strong growth quarters from that kind of valuation.
Ok, that said, enough income to let duchess goes probably allows the mkt to get excited enough for the price to rise, but until that happens, I think sub 10 cents is in our future.