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"oh gawd I hope they can get a RS so they can artificially jump this up above a dollar and watch it slide back down and redilute" "I`m willing to sacrifice 94% of my shares for that..Gotta stay listed!" COMPLETE SARCASM stop playing yourself here.
Wait..Clay pushed the gas not the brake? Correct me if Im wrong but the idea of the investor threatening the Cancellation of a RS on the vote this hard is uncharted territory here. I don't think anyone is rushing to the polls here to cast their vote anytime soon. Sooner will come the realities of regulation and they`ll have to deal with that. You see that ticker that shoots straight down? You`re looking at it wrong that's a shorts cash cow. Wouldn't want anything unfortunate to happen to it. (as I hold a gun against its head).
There's no reason this couldn't or shouldn't pattern out like CFMS on fundamentals from the .38 launch. Both have disruptive, adoptable tech, and have proven the staying power through the years of involvement without collapsing. The only risk of delistment is ending this little profitable charade they have going. Sints core fundamentals will continue to exist. As a fundamental investor I could care less if their ticker is painted .0001 at this point as long as the number of shares arent magically dissolved from my cold dead hands.
Perhaps it's the culmination of 5 years work from planting the tree or this truly ties with best peach cobbler I have ever tasted. The best being from the 100 year old lady who would be 130 years old now. It's a testament to the peach cobbler not being long forgotten. Sure you can get peach cobbler but it's as fake as the root beer. Fake as tang. This peach cobbler rolls back time. To a time where things where real.
None of my peaches where without blemish, In fact presented as produce any sane person would declare it trash. Not one peach lacked a worm, blemish from fungus or section eaten away by bugs. Only sections of each peach where available for harvest and stored away in a bag in the fridge. This frustrated me and got me thinking this was doomed to failure as the peach sections I harvested where borderline ripe and only somewhat sweet in my perspective. Perhaps a lifetime of processed sugar has jaded my perspective of sweetness. But my attempts where to remove the bugs and possibly have the salvageable sections ripen a bit while refrigerated. Once cooked with the addition of sugar the recipe called for my fears of lack of peach cobbler washed away completely with the taste of sweet success.
Perhaps our idea of hermetic picture perfect produce is a flawed attempt at reality. Perhaps unnatural. And at what cost? Cancer? How did my great great ancestors harvest their peaches for such peach cobbler if these bugs infest my fruit this way? Am I cursed? Living in a generation of major bug infestation? Perhaps they also had these imperfections and bugs and accepted them as part of the reality of the situation. Perhaps these bugs came here from far off lands and they didn't face them as a problem.
What kind of bugs? all bugs. Possibly oriental fruit moth. definitely plum curculio stink bugs and many others just about every bug seems to be attracted to the defenseless peach. Even after spraying the allowed maximum of 3 times with Melathion which only became available by the 1950's
Perhaps I am to blame with my poor ability to produce a quality peach and coming up with poor excuses for my bug infestations attempting to claim them as an acceptable unavoidable reality.
when is the good deal price? 0.48 cents? .09 cents? tomorrow it will be $3 after the RS is now the good deal price. Truth is it looks like they actively seek out RS and dilution. Something a company should attempt to avoid in my mind. With RS and dilution it makes sense the indicators dont work here and accurately evaluated share price of 1 cent in the filings.
Starts to appear like a shell game of follow your shares after the 3rd reverse split here. The truth sounds similar to the shell game. The pea magically appears and disappears off the table. Therefore there is no pea. Only an illusion of a pea.
If true I guess the lesson is scam stocks can have good real world products sometimes. Unlike most that hold a handful of nothing or a bad idea. Hope Im wrong but from the beginning I have not placed more than I am fully willing to lose. Even with 100% certainty on a winning bet I still feel that rule should apply.
I think they have found the way to secure the RS. If true what does accumulation matter when shareholding is a revolving door with RS and dilution? It's all in print in the sec filings this company uses share sales to fund the company at a base price of 1 cent.
With the new offering came a new group of shareholders. With a stock twits user dragging them in like a pied piper of penny stocks yet no one would mention his name. Since it's such a clear case of pump and dumping here when he shows up to unload the maxim bags.
Actually I wouldn't put it passed them to some day sell the PVD SINI portion and start working on PVD element 115 coatings in a restructure at this point. Seems the antithesis to slapping out chrome cobalt for profits without a second glance. Honestly would rather be there than 20 million richer on chrome cobalt with great dishonor.
I'm seeing a guy pour in a relative fortune on warp drives without a care in the world it seems. How far off is that to fruition and a positive return on investment? Will he at least become the master of time, space and possibly dimensions before he dies? Does he care?
Has a breakaway civilization already become a master or assured us this is our destiny so who cares if we all die from metal poisoning? Why bother developing anything if you`re a trust fund baby to alien tech. or tech. spoon fed back to you from the future?
I dunno. Recognizing corrosion as an issue was the easy part. This is the hard part to wrap the head around. There's 2 reactions taking place simultaneously. oxidization and reduction between an anode and cathode. Imparting the corrosion effect to one and a reduction effect to the other. Potentially turning a fully oxidized metal back into a metal and oxidizing the other.
For the record I believe encephalitis, meningitis, vaccine derived polio and post polio syndrome to be the complications that I consider major concerns over the safety of vaccines.Specific to the polio vaccine. The real hidden opinion regarding vaccine safety of the doctors at WHO. Rather than the mercury in vaccines.
However this opinion completely disregards the complication purported to be the result of measles mumps rubella vaccine. UNLESS MMR has been wrongfully accused here in a round of multiple vaccines that included the polio vaccine within these reports of complications.
What was it? weeks or months ago? I mentioned counterfeit 18650's and something going on with lithium demand. This is what happens. They will blame it on vaping in general. Not inferior quality product/Counterfeit product. Some of these fake batteries contain SAND not battery. What's in your hip? who cares? sand is cheaper anyway. Lets pour some sand in there.
So is the philosophy of the first quote BS? Arguing the efficacy of bone in-growth and biological fixation in the case of a spinal fusion.
https://books.google.com/books?id=qhUCAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA4&lpg=PA4&dq=Cologne+Vibrator&source=bl&ots=PpVJu6YNY5&sig=ACfU3U2WpClwYDXuNyw2TBqlu2N7MLRnzw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjP1LjWlt3iAhUCQ60KHarhBYYQ6AEwB3oECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=Cologne%20Vibrator&f=false
From here I have found a few quotes I find particularly enlightening and on topic pertaining to the philosophy of medicine.
I cannot for the life of me figure out what happens to an institutes money shorting against the box here from the very beginning. Trying to factor in the RS and dilutions and tax loop holes. I find it as hard as thinking in 4 dimensions with a brain adapted to fruit picking. I suspect there may be a way to control the entire bag at share prices of "nothing" perhaps without losing a dime and muscle other investors out without the similar tools at their disposal.
However this control would, I think, guarantee an immediate yes vote on RS. Since it would continue muscling out other investors. Unless there's no need for a new yes vote since majority stake has been developed sufficiently. Long time question: who owns the shares? Still no reporting on that. Still no answer.
Pure unadulterated speculation. What I would do is engage in voter fraud. presented with 60 no 40 yes of the 75% of votes entered. There's a possibility of dumping 20% of those no votes. Never counting them. Then hunting Yes votes in the 25% of no contest. Not sure how secure this voting system is. If I remember it looked about as secure as a "vote for your favorite dorito" online ballot.
What does he mean the extensive research for the segment? It's a synopsis of bleeding edge. The only thing new covered was drug resistant super bugs and a few jokes sprinkled in.
It's nice theyre attempting to redeem the show from the late night alienation of orange man bad segments with actual content but there's loads of content being left untouched everywhere. Fresh virgin content. I guess it's a start to condense the bleeding edge down into something more consumable for the low attention span crowd. Just in case watching a 2 hour documentary about FDA approval isn't your idea of entertainment.
However if you`re a lawyer maybe this is work not entertainment? imagine all the things covered in drug resistant super bugs. X + drug resistant superbug and you`re set for life. You barely have to think about where the next class action lawsuit will be launched.
Maybe the patient that got a valeo implant with candida infection in his spine didnt need a fusion? he just needed an antifungal? Or was the candida a super bug? or he needed a spinal fusion and something to cure the candida infection?
Is valeo immune to superbug lawsuits?
The more good money after bad thrown at this the more attractive it becomes I guess. You need 120million and 20 years. Perhaps 10 dentsply's come along each willing to sign the JDA. After 12 million and 2 years the company folds. By the 10th company they can collect on 18 years and 100 million dollars of research for the low price of 2 years and 12million. Still wouldn't matter unless this meets or exceeds the expectation of future bottom lines. As if they where not receiving a return of a free 100 million.
I`m going to concede on Gill because for all I know he's fully aware of Silicon Nitride biomedical application. TM comes out of the "disruptive tech" pipeline so I`ll concede there too. I`m probably showing anti zimmer bias.
TM in my mind has two advantages. Porous and an attempt at a more bio inert metal then titanium. Silicon nitride seems even better as far as biocompatibility. From what I`m seeing that's the direction that line of research has taken over tanalum. Specifically at kyoto
I`m not adept at reading Weibull modulus data comparing tensile strength of Silicon Nitride vs. Titanium. I don't see anything produced that's easily consumed comparing the two. So I`ll drop this:
https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/7c/a8/22/a593c8a47a3451/US5759481.pdf
How about "we took a look at bone under a nano microscope to see if there was sacred geometry in there, but all we saw was random porosity so we went with that and it seems to work since it better simulates the structure of real bone and translates to better Osseointegration."
Nope. Copyright proprietary "bioboost effect" patent pending whatever that means.
That's really reaching on Robert Gill.
Ive made the connections to the Zimmer's new hip possibly being cerasurf. But coorstek wasnt invited to H2020. That can be explained away that it's occurring in Europe and thus Ceramtec's home turf.
I can also go paint a boat with no regulation in the next few hours. Medical seems to need 120 million and the next 10 years to attempt to accomplish anything. You got a bunch of armor plate contracts and you got the funds to subsidize medical development. Otherwise it looks like an uphill battle of funding without either gov. funded demands of progress or endless reverse splits and dilution. This is WITH a fully developed spinal line. I`d hate to see what happens if you just have a good idea without 15 other good ideas that have nothing to do with the FDA.
Bal's a material engineer as a sidenote. His career is in medical. This is why Ashok took it to the other dept. Where's the hips? Go ask Bal. That's squarely in his arena. Zimmer is not a ceramic manufacturer. They rely on Ceramtec. There's people here better suited to go talk to Zimmer. There's people here better suited to go to a ceramic expo.
Last two hires here are a lady from Kohler and a guy getting congratulated by coorstek. Spine was not absorbed by Zimmer an area they want to see market growth in. Not Hip. Zimmer has plenty market in hip. The material engineers are not the problem here. They're doing great. This is what happens when a material engineer tries to make any one in the medical industry not drool on themselves. Last time I checked medical doesn't understand galvanic corrosion, an area forgivable based on their education but you think the effects of metal blood levels would fall under their tent.
Maybe some day medical can get their stuff together.
As long as we're throwing out ideas. All coinage should be mandated ferrous core with an antimicrobial copper plating. Magnets should be sewn into wells of pockets at the pants factory. Like and subscribe to my totalitarian socialist dictatorship to see more.
Also this might be big time for zimmer. But what does it mean to coorstek kyocera and Ceramtec sitting on piles of differentiated product and contracts outside of medical. This all cannibilizes existing product and becomes a matter of health and welfare. Perhaps it exists under a small tent in their ceramic circus.
Fungicidal imparts itself to medical. But agricultural fungicidal that's a market ceramics expo does not penetrate. That's chemical like dupont or 3m. Wherever Southern ag sources copper.
Did you note ceramtec is invited to the Horizon 2020 consortium? Not Coorstek. But possibility Coorstek is attempting Market dominance in US. While Ceramtec considers their market The EU. Kyocera might consider their market East Asia. Perhaps a gentlemans agreement? That would explain Kyocera answering the phone for ceramtec.
Show me where coorstek is involved in anything US side research wise besides loose geographical relationships, business associations and ceramatec. But we like to do things spooky in the US. Wouldn't be surprised if this imparts itself across sectors into medical devices.
Based on Ceramtec asking for JDA partners in dental. Material matters and being invited into H2020. Something smells here. Might be why you're think this spells Zimmer. Wouldnt be surprised if all 3 where involved. Coorstek,ceramtec and Kyocera.
Like you said. Throw a dart, then that scenario suddenly makes sense.
Come to my house. Look me in the eyes. Tell me to my face it costs 120 million dollars to prove less metal = less metal in the blood. I`ll respond by having my stasi shut down your educational institutions. Why? because this is a product of the over costs of education. You're obviously paying back your student loans here.
Even the 20 people in the embody ortho H1 study stacks the evidence in Silicon Nitrides favor when less metal in the hip implant translates to lower chrome cobalt levels.
Who woulda thunk that? I know. Clinical research data. But you`re literally drooling on yourself.
this will spend the next 10 years in the discovery processGo to their house. Look them in the eyes. Tell this to the victims that you needed 10 years to develop this data.
@embodyortho
How did they fund themselves before the core products where developed? She says she rented out time on the 3d printer.
THIS IS WITHOUT SPINAL PRODUCTS. (probably grants too, tho)
This is sold on the Exchange as a STOCK in a COMPANY. Not as a DONATION into RESEARCH. They're essentially asking to incinerate the shareholders shares as a get out of jail free card for incompetence in sales. The entire time leaning the "company" down to the core R&D dept..
Great they have the Horizon 2020 funding. They Have the CTL 25% on spinal production now. Pretty sure this does not equal a bankrupt without RS and MOAR dilution.
How does this equal a buyout or Bankrupt if this is gov. funded RESEARCH into 2022??
This has been researched enough. This last part is the finalization process anyway.
Horizon 2020
€77 billion research and innovation programme:
*Next-generation batteries
*Green Vehicles
*bioeconomy
Ceramic on ceramic hip resurfacing looks really good. Excellent collaboration between @embodyortho and @ceramtec. https://t.co/le9z0B6IXK
— ImperialBiomechanics (@ICBiomechanics) May 16, 2018
Reverse split AND dilution seems to bend the spirit of the law a bit. The idea I assume is your stock could hold over one dollar with fewer shares. Announcing a RS and dilution back to current level just seems to throw care to the wind as far as SEC rules and shareholder interest, Since you know exactly what happens here at current OS.
You think that Nashville case study falling so closely with CTL acquisition CTL wouldn't be buying into spine without a conclusion they can push pieces. To the shareholder this seems almost meaningless because a share here is a completely different matter then a surgery there. This is more akin to a horrible computer coin ride where I Reverse split into your bitcoins while reissuing them staked on absolutely nothing tangible.
I disagree. Changing old batteries out, Smart cars demanding certified service. and engineered obsolescence keeps the money in their pocket. In fact more. All this business aggregated toward the stealership. There's no reason to depend on car wrecks for the pay day. I dont think they're that evil yet. Just simply raise the price of The battery replacement to a point where the owner seriously starts considering a new car purchase and you've made the sale. Seriously doubt anyone at a dealership is wringing their hands together waiting for the next hurricane to hit for all that sweet flood damage. Maybe at the scrap yard. But this also puts the money in their pocket with all that sweet scrap lithium. Junk yard parts are just an easy way to put the icing on the cake. For them there's still plenty of money in the bulk material prices.
"This process is exactly how companies in China steal technology. Happens every year to many products"
Im going to quote this since i've seen you suggest anyone could just easily make this stuff when in reality I feel you could have your engineers killed off to protect the secret recipe. I`m sure China could manufacture silicon nitride but I'm also pretty sure they wouldnt mind a look at the competition and if superior, wouldn't mind knowing what theyre doing wrong, pretty sure completely unrelated to medical devices. Since this starts seriously dancing in the realm of national security in the applications I`m thinking about I can see why a kabosh would get layed down.
As nations we might all be holding the same hand of ceramic formulas but dont dare show your cards to each other. Just the intel is considered an edge.
Not saying that increases SINT value once the patent expires and it seems prudent to buy that time. Unless they do hold a process difficult to duplicate which seems to be unknown. Either way there is at least the face value of a company picking up where these guys leave off.
If ctl led right back to zimmer I think you would be shouting that from a roof top. So the alternative presented must have struck a nerve. Nothing I say I feel is outlandish. It all makes perfect sense in my mind. For instance buying stock to borrow from yourself to short. Seems like for a small fee you.could become immune to a rs split and dilution and be left holding the entirety of the bag at the end of the day. Especially if this shorting fee was owed to yourself as a market maker. Perhaps thats crazy like a fox. Something I dont fully understand or im flat out wrong and surmising absolute stupidity
As far as the tradition of not confirming or denying rumors in the health stock sector. I find it unique to the sector bizzarre and off putting and I also find it to only be beneficial at convienently taking advantage of the rumors spread with plausible deniability. Its a fiasco purposefully built around them. Not ignoring the tradition as a company damages integrity in my mind. But it's the healthcare sector. Who has integrity. Well isnt that just lovely in a sector we put so much trust into and become so vulnerable to.this is part of the reason I have called hanson a joke.
Last I checked a device clearance averages 35million dollars. Its just evidenced by the math they do not have cash on hand to develop and launch a device. Either that or unwilling to launch or go it alone since I think theyve been waiting to launch hip since 2011. Are you arguing we live in a world where choi doesnt exist? Perhaps your perspective is from a point where only sintx and zimmer exists. Either that or everything else is negatable based on the inner held knowledge sintx and zimmer are the only things that matter and this is all gauranteed. No room for assumption. Everything beyond this is a distraction. Whats been presented about zimmer is a compelling argument for at least zimmer knowing and caring about sintx existance but I wouldnt internalize it to a point you blind yourself from the world around you. If what I dropped isnt considered insightful on factors that has involved sint without zimmer at the helm. Id argue youre in a position of not seeing the forest from the trees. Based on the facts ive uncovered I found it uniquely insightful. As far as the new supply chain associate at zimmer coming from kyoto I wouldnt label it as a fact uncovered thats the gaurantee of zimmer acquisition.
I've thought about it. A company who's financial future is well secured with infinite reverse splits and dilutions? But who is buying if the CTL deal has completely hollowed SINTX out? Death spiral finance shorts? They need an infinite supply of shares to cover with? I think you could just naked short here until your hearts content.
Unless you're "borrowing" the shares you own to develop a supply of shares to "loan" (loan yourself to short.)Too complex to wrap my head around.
A company on the verge of merger acquisition? Key players in one company with key players in another company being installed with the intent to merge the players into a single group?
Just a side remark on this single facet: there might be a legal loop hole argument. In some states a hand shake is a binding contract. A relic of laws from a by gone era that no one bothered to remove. So if you shook hands with a recruiter...acting as a vessel of the federal government in recruiting you..Somebody must have accidentally signed a verbal contract that promised you the moon. Not sure how far that would get you in a court of law. Probably not far. I`m convinced they make up the rules as they go along and almost always in their favor.
Bad news seems to be no launch in China. China cannot use funding to develop SiNi hip in partnership with Amedica at least. Wiego being a state ran agency is not just compartmentalized into medical devices. Even in a fully capitalist organization. Coorstek is not fully compartmentalized in medical devices. Therefore perhaps the interest was a sneak peak at ceramic manufacturing process and formula? However, Superior implant technology could translate into a compelling propaganda argument and economic impact of medical tourism for a nation. Beyond strategic impact of superior medical tech. for light infantry of military importance. I understand the impacts can be far reaching here outside of simply the potential for superior medical implants that may be of strategic importance.
Good news: Choi seems to not have touched anything of little to no significance in advancement in his career. I`m not well versed enough to understand the impact of Accel spine may have had without SiNi. Perhaps the engineering dept.? or development in bonding peek and titanium? really not sure how they factor in as strategic importance here.
So is there an effort for "hands off China" here? OR a more altrustic argument of grabbing bulls by the horns and developing and utilizing advancements of tech. to benefit the world of man?
Perhaps theres a perspective that our US gov. does not care for their plebs. It matters not. Once you are too old to contribute to financial infrastructure and the gov. is to PAY YOU in SSI your free medic aid is better off financially as a complete organism providing you an immediate morphine overdose to rid itself of the burden you have become.
Cash on hand:
4.16m after burning 1.3m Q1.
1.3m a quarter. 5.2 million dollars a year. To keep the lights on. Not enough capital to develop hips. Right now this feels like a one man band. Bryan Mcentire. Let me just consider everyone else here at Sintx his paid assistant. If this where a shill org. by Zimmer as a hands off process of product development(theres valid examples for that) I think I would see enough cash flow for hip development.
But wait there's more. You're also getting guys working towards this we're not even paying salaries on. Kyoto. LLJ etc.
So is CTL the funded shill org? The first step in consolidation and adoption? as part of the hands off process of tech. development? Try before you buy? moar liek try before you launch? amirite? Hate to launch an inferior product (or merger) (or not adopted product) that ripples ramifications through your well positioned stock.
Let's look at this. Who is Daniel Chon? is he a shill for stryker for instance? Why is he not in Brazil then? It doesnt feel right without more info:
earliest example we got on chon is 2011 at Accel spine.
"CTL Medical Corporation recently announced it has reached an agreement to acquire AccelSPINE."
"“AccelSPINE is a leader in our industry, and they have a proven track record of producing exceptional medical products. Acquiring AccelSPINE not only helps advance our global growth strategy, but it also helps us meet the needs of our growing customer base,” Andy Choi, chief business development officer of CTL Medical Corporation, said in the release."
Chon@ACCEL + Choi@CTL = CTL medical
Im asking myself the wrong question. Who is Andy Choi?
First relevant example is Business director, Chief engineer, spine and orthopedics from 2003-2011. 8 Years at Stryker. I'm not taking this for face value. I`ll show you why I think this is misleading.
He leaves vertiflex as vice president of R&D in 2014. it's not until 2019 that vertiflex is acquired by boston scientific.
then VP R&D at NuVasive and leaves in 2015. This is when he enters CTL medical from 2015 to 2017. The Accel + CTL merger is dated january 2016. This plays into the timeline almost exactly. According to the timeline his work at CTL is done.
More on NuVasive. NuVasive has not received a buyout. It's successfully kicking it on its own. HOWEVER NuVasive To Acquire Ellipse Technologies is dated JAN 2016. Choi leaves Nuvasive in NOV 2015. I`ll argue JAN 2016 is the date of announcement on this. I`ll also drop a reminder his position here is Vice president of Research and Development< just in case that helps with picking up what im laying down.
What's the next play here with Choi? After CTL? Co-founding IntuitiveX
"IntuitiveX is a life science incubator created to help inventors and entrepreneurs transform their ideas into products and services that scale into businesses which help patients lead healthier, more productive lives."
BOOM. that makes total sense with Choi and helps solidify what Im thinking here. The puzzle pieces are fitting.
But why does this not detail a career of scouting for Stryker? There's no evidence for that here. Stryker is not the elephant in the room. Therefore I`ll extrapolate. Zimmer is not the elephant either. Zimmer does not pay Kyoto institute of Japan for instance. I would not depend on Zimmer or Stryker to scout or incubate the life science advancements. They're good at sales and running a supply chain.
So what is the elephant in the room? Something that conglomerates my assumptions. When conglomeration occurs on assumptions. I`m usually on to something:
Roll this timeline back on Choi. All the way back to what appears to be the beginning.
R&D engineer at space systems Loral...space systems. Now all the way back on the timeline. His final education is 4 years mechanical engineering at Berkeley, university of California.
Bachelors degree in mechanical engineering:4 years
Associates degree in Marketing: 2 years(ill throw down Rutgers if that means anything to you.)
Some kind of training course in executive education/competitive marketing.
This is the entirety of listed education. Looks like he's immediately recruited through Berkeley into Space systems on the timeline. Berkeley is a golden ticket into the jobs market according to the timeline on the resume into space systems. The rest of education comes AFTER. education to prepare a mechanical engineer for something. A man sitting there in what appears to be a comfy mechanical engineer role in space systems and stryker now goes back to school to prepare himself. according to the timeline this is being incubated at stryker. But why is he not scouting for stryker then??
This seems like a good time to take this back to the argument and drop that Berkeley is home to a national lab.
What Zimmer has is hip. They dont have spine. Spine was a way to increase their bottom line by penetrating that arena. An improvement in hip cannibalizes their existing business they have. Spine is market they don't dominate. So an improvement in spinal devices seems to help their bottom line more than an improvement in hip this way.
Also what's Zimmers problem? here's my take on why they're complete balls.Go look at Conformis stock (reminder Sonny is in bed). Now what I think is guess who is first with the #metoo product here. This is the detractors new mantra against conformis. Other companies are going to push a similar product hidden in their pipeline.
Rosa and Mako. Stryker is doing good with Mako so Zimmer has to #metoo Rosa (supposedly solid in spinal surgery. other surgery software is the bonus.)
So where is the #metoo from zimmer against Valeo?? Do they not care because of financial bottom line of Valeo is negligible? because I'd suggest to read the data of success rather than financial bottom lines of Valeo. OR are they incapable of independent manufacture of SiNi? they would have to be dependent on a manufacture channel? As if amedica hadn't been sitting there begging for a #metoo product from any where they could get it. With the capability of manufacture and obvious willingness to sell the raw powder.
That's uninspiring on Zimmers end. Just a demonstration of unwillingness. No matter what Hanson ELUDES to. dancing around like that. Actions speak louder than words. The time line shows. They let it slip through their hands so far for whatever reason. Like I said It was too easy to not be directly on Zimmer for blame on how they let SiNi slip passed them. The timeline suggests lack of action. Therefore, again, Hanson illusion's becomes a joke. The man becomes a clown until further notice. 10 years from now he can say "oh my illusion was about the OTHER products in pipeline" what a joke this man is.