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There are many people who are encouraged with today's CRGS. Amongst which are employees/management/shareholders etc.. Jay you and I do not have the market cornered on enthusiasm, but it is a wonderful feeling inside about the opportunities that lay ahead for CRGS.
Dino
“Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.”
Yes Jay, I share your enthusiasm about today's CRGS.
Dino
This Current Report on Form 8K of CurAegis Technologies, Inc. (“the Company”) reports the July 10, 2018 investment made by Richard A. Kaplan, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer and a director.
Penny wise........
Bummer that you bought CRGS at 35 cents. Would have had more shares for your money times your multiple of $10 or $20 per share.
Dino
I have no strategy to wait for the stock to go down. Just glad I got to buy more at 32 cents. Consult with a professional accountant about the share count advantage I got by purchasing at 32 cents versus 35 cents.
SULAX
Wednesday, 06/27/18 12:42:54 PM
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Here is some really simple math . 0 shares at $20 per share equals $0. 14285 shares at $20 equals $285,700. So trying to save $.03 just cost you $285,000. Buy at $.35. That's what I did a few weeks ago.
SULAX
Wednesday, 06/27/18 11:54:12 AM
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That’s called being penny wise and pound foolish. How much do you lose if you it never goes down to your strike price but goes to $20? That’s called common sense. Of course I wasn’t smart enough to lose a million on Torvec.
Glad I bought more at.32 not 35 cents. Bid 5000 at .33 ask 2500 at .35.
sulax, he posted he is a shareholder, that certainly is not an opinion. It is either fact or a lie.
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I'm great thank you for asking. What makes me feel so good is selling the majority of my CRGS shares last year for a modest profit and buying Amazon and Netflix!! If I remember correct from last night he said it would be Billions for the testing company. I guess I could be wrong though it happens.
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Dino
I did not post a theory about buying CRGS. Answering the poster's question "If the stock is going to $10 or $20 what is the difference if you buy it at $.35 or .25? I posted the actual factual difference. Fadeaway consult with a professional accountant or anyone who understands simple math. Where and when I add to my CRGS position, above or below .35 is a judgement call I make, certainly not a theory and certainly no one else's call.
Dino
sulax, any decent accountant or an acquaintance with simple math skills can provide the answer to "If the stock is going to $10 or $20 what is the difference if you buy it at $.35 or .25?" In my case $5000 bought at .32 will yield 15,625 shares versus $5000 bought at .35 yields 14,285 shares. 1,340 extra shares times your projected multiples of 10 or 20 is your difference. It is really simple math. If I do not get in at 32 cents I will buy higher with my dry powder, but one thing is for certain, I hope I do not make a move until I consult with my fellow I-HUB board members.
Dino
Well Ten4 I am not "all in a long time ago"
I still have some dry powder. But certainly thank you for your concern. After attending the annual, I decided I wanted to increase my position.
Dino
Reasonable assumptions can be hard to find on public message boards. I can not be the only one that wants to see the share price go down. I want to buy more CRGS at a lower price.
Dino
Oakie, CFO Kathy Browne indicated at the beginning of the presentation at the annual meeting, that EVERYTHING on the slides is from the 10k.
So not to worry everything is out there.
Keep up the good work Kathy and team.
Your friend,
Dino
For those who did not attend the meeting, Artguy's post is accurate. I attended. The entire presentation was clearly presented by the team.
Dino
May 23, 2018, on the company website was the 1st day I saw the app available.
Dino
Uptheyard thank you for addressing the misrepresentation "10+ downloads after only a few weeks" As of May 23, 2018 Installs 10+ less than one day available.
Dino
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Good point Ubetcha eom.
Thanks Jay for this info:
He said that he doesn’t want any more money than they need. In past endeavors, the more money they had, the more money they spent. It is also less dilution if they raise less money. He said that raising money in the future should not (should not; not would not. My comment) be a problem. I asked about pitching CurAegis to new investors. He said he would be doing that someday, but not until there are meaningful sales. He called it a “road trip”.
Thanks Jay for DK response to some of the Cheddar Presentation concerns.
He said the Chedder interview was not sharp because he had trouble staring at a split screen with him on one side and the interviewers on the other. There was also a 5 or more second delay. He was looking down because the screen and delay were too distracting. He did not have or use any notes.
This we agree on Artguy, "If everyone considers the concerns I mentioned in the spirit they were meant, maybe a couple will be helpful going forward". I have found Kathy Browne, Dick Kaplan. and others at CRGS to be available for shareholder concerns.
Dino
Whatever Arguy. We both are entitled to our opinions. EOM
Dino
I was very clear in my post, which was not a reply to Artguy. It was IMO only, this whole Cheddar interview is getting blown way out of proportion. Just like you I am entitled to an opinion. Your rant/reply to me about that post would be better served verbally to CRGS management. Like I said before, I am sure they would be approachable to any shareholders concerns or ideas.
Dino
"A rational for Cheddar would be it was the first out of the gate for marketing and it does have a lower production expectation because of Skype". Nice acknowledgement.
"As far as too much concern about this, so what"? Artguy I am not ready to crown you as king of marketing. I am confident in the Max Borges Agency and sure management will take all shareholders concerns into consideration as they proceed.
No excuses from me, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Wearing a red tie or not, may or may not produce more sales. EOM...
IMO only, this whole Cheddar interview is getting blown way out of proportion.
Kaplan "old and tired" really??? I am not a fan of age discrimination. Perfectly Polished will not always beat genuine, knowledgeable and sincere.
Dino
My favorite quote from last night WROC interview:
"We have world-changing - and it's patented - technology that will tell you your fatigue level in real time," Kaplan said.
Love that world changing, can you say hydraulic pump and motor...….
CurAegis Launches Fatigue Tracking & Prediction App myCadian
Daniel Golightly Categories: Android News, App News, Wearables News
CurAegis Technologies launched a new fitness tracking application called myCadian to help users monitor and even predict fatigue and sleep patterns. The app is based on what the company calls its Circadian User Risk Assessment (CURA) system. In the shortest possible terms, that’s a solution which uses sleep patterns and other metrics pulled from secondary hardware – in this case, a smartwatch or another wearable – to provide users with a CURA Score. The goal is to provide users with means to gauge their own biologically-linked circadian rhythm. That can be used to both keep an eye on overall well-being, as well as to predict at what point in the day or workday the user is going to begin wearing down.
As to how that works, CurAegis says its algorithms take 16 data points and a proprietary sleep pattern analysis IP which create a ten-point rating called the CURA Score. That’s a gauge for overall alertness and fatigue, which the app will alert users to when changes occur. There’s also a predictive score which gauges where their fatigue will be over the next 24-hours and all of that is measured and worked out in real-time. That will allow users to plan for better sleep and other measures to take in order to be a bit more healthy and a bit less tired. It’s also what really sets this app apart from others in the fitness category.
The primary caveat to gaining access to the data is that Android users who want to take advantage of those measurements will need a Fitbit, for now, to get started. Support for other wearables, including those supporting the Google Fit platform, is planned at some unspecified point over the next few months. Moreover, while the app is free to download, the service is not. After a 7-day free trial, which is just short of the amount of time the developers say the app needs to become accurate, there is a subscription required. Pricing starts at $2.99 per month or a full year can be purchased all at once for $26.95. Setting that aside, this does seem as though it would be an extremely useful tool for helping users get the most out of their day – particularly when it comes to mitigating those times when fatigue generally tends to set in. So it may very well be worth a look for anybody interested.
Meaningless in your opinion of course. Thank you Ubetcha.
More from the RBJ article:
After testing of the pump is complete, the manufacturer has 30 days to advise CRGS whether it wants to negotiate a license or purchase the product. We have a lot of other ideas and we have other things they can use later on, Kaplan said, declining to say what those technologies were. "There are other things that we've patented that might be very interesting for them."
Former RIT president William Destler has been a director of the company since before Kaplan arrived in 2010. As a director and investor, Destler said he visits the Mt. Reed Boulevard facility each week to see how things are going. "I try to provide a little support for the crew," Destler said. "They're working hard and on the verge of getting both of these products out the door, so I figured it wouldn't hurt for me to come in and encourage them a little."
The CRGS article was placed as front page news of the RBJ.
Dino
Finally I got a copy of the RBJ article. I will post as much of the article as I can over time.
CRGS considered manufacturing the pump, but with several multibillion-dollar players in the industry---including Bosch Rexroth AG, Parker Hannifin Corp., Eaton Corp. and Danfoss Group---Kaplan said the local company didn't stand a chance. "It would be very difficult for us to break into that distribution channel. So we decided we were going to license it." CRGS has opted to license to 1 company rather than several so that the pump does not become a commodity, Kaplan said. To that end, CRGS has signed a memorandum of understanding with a company to test the pump, which should begin in August. Kaplan would not name the company but did say the testing will not take place in the U.S."This is world-changing for them. If they test it and they like it and they start manufacturing it, all of a sudden they will have a pump that is smaller, more efficient, and could be up to 50% cheaper, he said, noting that manufacturing could be automated. Kaplan said roughly 16 million hy-draulic pumps are manufactured and sold globally each year.
IMO they will like it very much,
Your fiend always,
Dino
Great job DK of explaining our product. Great job team Curaegis Technologies."He who laughs last, laughs the hardest"
Dino
Thank you Jay eom...
I hope you get a response to your post. I get one almost every time, but the subjected harassing to any excited CRGS shareholder is deafening and may be an issue to share a response.
Dino
moderator fadeaway, CRGS Board Member, who IMO is an important reason of CRGS future success, is not Westler nor is it Drestler.
It is:
DR. WILLIAM W. DESTLER
DIRECTOR
Dr. Destler became President of Rochester Institute of Technology on July 1, 2007. He is the ninth President in the university’s 178-year history. He was formerly senior Vice President for academic affairs and provost of the University of Maryland at College Park.
My post 31033 is not spam. Threatening to have my post about CRGS removed is concerning. A refresher of the CEO update after the RBJ article release is not spam. Interesting 180,000 shares traded today.
Dino
Trucker, the vast majority of shareholders are living in the present.
5/7/2018
Dear Shareholders,
The purpose of this report is to bring you up to date on our progress. I apologize for not sending this CEO report out in early April, but I wanted to include all the information below:
CURA® System:
We have launched our CURA System designed for use with the FITBIT® Platform. Our internal testing has been very positive and we now know we can provide an excellent user experience as well as unique, important real time information regarding sleep and fatigue. We have sold and shipped product and are in preparation to start major pilots. We also have launched our business to business sales programs. Users will be able to purchase the FITBIT® through a link on our website or use their existing FITBIT®. We expect to introduce applications for the myCadian® and other watches for use with the CURA System in the near future. These are long awaited and major milestones.
We have also initiated our promotions and outreaches with our public relations and marketing advisors, Max Borges Agency. This will introduce the CURA System to the consumer markets. We are launching our consumer platform later this month.
We have also started a sales and marketing plan to make the myCadian watch and CURA System available to the sleep research industry. We believe we can give them a better, more comprehensive product at a much lower cost than existing technologies. The myCadian watch and technology is capable for this use now.
Aegis Pump and Motor:
We have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a major hydraulics manufacturer to assess our pump/motor technology. The MOU includes their testing protocol for their evaluations.
Our engineers will travel overseas for the testing at one of the manufactures facilities. In addition to their engineers, they will be sending some senior executives to monitor and observe the testing. We are very excited about the potential of this technology to change and revolutionize the hydraulics industry.
We are now working on optimizing our pump/motor and putting it through all the tests. We want to know what the results will be before we schedule the testing. They have advised us to take our time and make sure everything works as we want it. We are estimating late May or June to receive our new component parts and break them in for actual testing. Depending on certain overseas circumstances the testing will take place in June or late August.
The MOU gives them 30 days after testing to notify us of their intent to start negotiations for an exclusive relationship.
We are continuing our fundraising efforts and hope to complete our latest tranche soon.
Thank you for your patience and confidence.
Richard A. Kaplan
Chief Executive Officer
CurAegis Technologies, Inc.
As predicted, the noise (bring it) has arrived from those
who fail to acknowledge shareholders of CRGS are in the best position they have ever been in. He who laughs last, laughs the hardest.
As always, your friend
Dino
Possible market maker filled a large all or nothing buy or sell block at .27.
Dino