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Yep, they can't short but they sure want to flip, hoping to scoop up market orders as cheaply as possible for a quick double or triple. As I've said, I'll take a 100% loss before I let them have my shares.
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There's more to the relationship between LAHO and GSCG than just 2 companies merging. I believe there are personal relationships involved that would be severely jeopardized if LAHO didn't resolve this. There's a long way to go, no doubt, but we have confirmation from the accounting firm they're working on the filings, they wouldn't subject themselves to liability if that weren't true. And the same with the PR from LAHO, why put that out and risk even more civil and potential criminal liability? It doesn't make sense.
They know this stock was ready to explode, and they know that the time and money they spend to get this right and get back trading will pay off with the enormous growth potential of the stem cell market. Both companies have a huge incentive to make this happen, and I believe it will.
Exactly, the risk/reward factor is off the charts, LAHO was headed for pennyland and beyond and the naked shorts sh*t their pants.
Every shareholder here understands that, it has been beaten to death since last Friday. At least you give them a slim chance, those who have suddenly disappeared were guaranteeing the company wouldn't comment and the stock was dead. Well it's not, it may be on life support, but it has brain function and the fact that the merger is still on could make LAHO a legendary ticker to be discussed and referenced on message boards for years to come.
I'm holding my shares, I'd rather lose 100% than let the flippers make a killing with them.
It's a fact that it's not easy, but again it's your OPINION that LAHO won't pull it off. It's possible, other companies have done it. Let's just be clear which comments are facts and which are opinions.
That's your opinion, not a fact. It may be an educated opinion, but it's still an opinion.
You're not comparing apples to apples. Most of those companies that don't come back have no money, no product/service, no revenue stream, no future, and certainly no merger agreement with a very reputable stem cell company.
State some factual numbers of those costs please
Because they've already spent a ton of money and the accountants have already done a significant amount of work on the delinquent filings. And they know what they're dealing with rather than purchase a theoretically clean shell and go through that process all over again. Key word is "theoretically", I see problems with "clean shells" all the time, 2 other stocks I'm in are having issues with their shells they thought were perfectly clean, and lo and behold out of nowhere issues came up for both.
Yep, how far do we want to take this? I'm all-in and willing to do whatever it takes to make sure LAHO gets a fair shake. If the company screws up without any outside help, so be it I'll accept it without a problem.
There have been plenty of drama stocks, but LAHO will become legendary once everything is out in the open and the company does what it says it will do.
Love to see all this sweating. Why do I feel that if LAHO pulls this off we're going to see the MOANSS (MOTHER OF ALL NAKED SHORT SQUEEZES)? I don't care what the "official" short numbers say, we all know those aren't the real numbers. I can't wait, LAHO is going to be one of those legendary stocks often referred to on these message boards.
Great to see shareholders staying strong and recognizing that some information posted was absolutely false.
Yep, LAHO will be talked about and referenced for future stocks that are suspended. The beacon of hope!
Yep, you have a direct pipeline to the CEO and he told you this despite the PR today. Got it.
Bingo! Doctors with deep pockets heavily invested in this and know the potential. They'll do anything to help LAHO get re-registered.
There's hope, that's all we wanted. The company issued the best PR it could, now it needs to follow through. Ignore the noise and focus on the positives from this PR. A scam would not have added more legal liability by posting what they did on LinkedIn and issuing this PR!
I have no doubt LAHO will be the rare company to re-register and trade higher once they're back. The potential of GSCG is unlimited, it makes no sense to throw that deal away. And obviously GSCG and LAHO management have a close relationship to continue with the merger. LAHO will be the one everyone is talking about and refers to in the future when their stock gets suspended!
The LinkedIn message is legit, I just logged into my account and it's on their page. Woohoo!
If that's a legit message that's great! No way they put that in writing and dig a deeper hole of liability for a lawsuit that will certainly be filed (by me or whoever).
Yesterday's deadline was null and void once they were suspended. People need to read the suspension order, there will be a hearing. The stock will resume trading, presumably, on the greys on the 20th. The company will hopefully issue a PR before then.
Yes, very nice. I'm holding my shares, I'd rather take a 100% loss than see someone else make a killing on them if (big if) LAHO pulls this off. Until I see a PR that the merger is off and/or they aren't fighting this suspension, no one will coerce me into dumping my shares for next to nothing so they can flip them for a nice profit.
GSCG still has the PR about the merger up. I expect a PR from LAHO before the 19th, if not then I'll accept it was a scam or the biggest f*ck-up in OTC history.
Agree, but we need to hear from both companies. Global Stem Cells Group are reputable, I can't believe they got duped into a scam; but either they did or LAHO naively f*cked up big time, there's no middle ground here. If, and it's a big if, the merger is still on and filings are made, it can run on the greys even if they decide not to fight the revocation.
It just depends; I've been able to trade grey sheet stocks online before with TDA, and some I've had to call. Just have to wait and see what happens when it finally starts trading again.
There will be a lot of selling right away obviously, but if there's any good news out of the company before the 20th I'm holding my shares. The last grey sheet stock I was in made a nice run after the selling slowed down and I got out at a good price with most of my money back.
If that's the case, someone is going to federal prison
I've had this happen before. Assuming they file and become current ("Step 1"), LAHO will trade, and even on the greys the stock could move higher. That will depend on the acquisition going through ("Step 2"). I can't imagine they would go through the trouble of becoming current if the acquisition is dead, so if we see "Step 1" happen then "Step 2" should happen. Then anything is possible even on the grey sheets.
Been here 11 years, it's always the same tactics when a stock is as hot as and has the potential of LAHO. As you said, it's only to scare people into selling so they can pick up cheap shares. I just put them on ignore, makes reading posts so much more enjoyable than having to filter through the cr*p.
I agree, I've been so tempted to flip when it's oversold but you never know if you'll get filled when you want those shares back.
LAHO consolidating nicely, weaker hands leaving, stronger hands accumulating. This has been the pattern over and over again, not sure why anyone would be surprised by it.
This is correct. The key event to take this to multi-pennies is the closure of the deal in October, not Lan Holdings financials. Then the next key event that could take us into dimes would be the first financials post-acquisition.
Exactly, near-perfect balance between buyers and sellers at 38-39 just what we want to see.
What a great close, I said anywhere between 35-39 and we landed on 38. Great for the chart, great for the continued run.
Let it cool off, it's best for the long-term run. A close of .35-.39 would be perfect.
Here come the flippers, see ya
Let them sell, there are buyers for those shares and clearing out the weak is best for the long-term move upwards.
Consolidate, up, consolidate, up, consolidate, up, etc. etc. etc.
The more LAHO does this, the stronger hands it will be in and continue moving towards pennies. Then who knows where it will go.
Same trading pattern every day last week, about 10m shares sold right out of the gate and then the buyers come in and drive it up to new highs.
Most doctors and researchers are notoriously bad business people; this allows them to do what they do best, and for LAN's management to do what they do best. The best of both worlds. Stem cell market as we know is the future along with immunotherapy and other new age treatments, the market potential for these treatments is unlimited, literally could be in the trillions in less than 10 years the way the science is advancing. An already-established, reputable company in this arena is a potential goldmine.