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I have to agree with your post, even though hope is still there it would seem wise to consider play the numbers too in the meantime IMO
I don't think so, they should be ok;those were just some examples of how thinks in pinky land can change at a moments notice even with the favorites of many on I hub.
At least MDCE didnt end up on these lists and hopefully wont in future.
kma$ and gtg$ investors might take a pounding if and when suspensions get lifted. Examples of how dangerous of a game pinkys/otc's trading can be IMO.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/marketActivity/suspended-symbols
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-67868-o.pdf
"An insomniac special: What are Form “T” trades?"
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=49465673
8k just filed a few minutes ago.
Oh right on, we see that then bang!
It could be quite large costs if retrofitting in U.S. IMO Even just 5000sq ft with regs/requirements we have to follow depending on scope of a clinic and also what the doctors want. In China, not sure was rules/regs need to be followed but can find out.
The key questions before taking a WAG at possible construction/retrofit costs IMO is what does thier target market expect as far as how pretty, air quality/air changing/temperature control, china regulators requirements for a health clinic, is the existing load center and circuits large enough capacity to handle the new equipment, plumbing/ducting and conduit runs, drop ceilings, trade unions cost of labor? and new floor plan, walls built,drywalling, will they have a dental vaccum system it could go on and on. Again, there is kind of lack of scope or plans/prints to go by to even take a WAG.
Now, theres lots that can be done on a shoestring budget to get this place up to snuff for clients who expect more than the public facilities offer in general(and Ive read some of the public facilites in China can be pretty bad environments). I could give you all kinds of examples of some small clinics in remote villages and what they do to make it work as best they can with the best environment possible for clients as money does not grow on trees(and some have no trees).
JMO's
Glad to hear it, looks good the credit line it's kind of telling!
Thats interesting, as I was thinking "Shoestring" budget this morning too. Am getting Hot and Cold on MDCE. The problem at this point IMO, is there's some longs that seem to have a good point reguarding pr's/questions on financing etc..(that one cannot argue with IMO) in past leaving a bit to be desired and some of these comments dead on IMO. One worry I would think, is where is the money to continue on if their to deal with expatriot/chinese middle class kids? there might be minumim expectations from those types of customers and I think we know its rather expensive just for medical equipment that a customer might expect such a clinic to have let alone build costs and other things like operating dollars/overhead at and after opening.
On the other hand, not being real long myself there is a ton potential for this type of business and some of recent communications from company seem bright at least from my view and if some real forward movement of buildout of clinic and non-death spiral financing come up then sky might be the limit.
JMO's
I'm starting to see your point. Hope might be wasted on this co, but still hanging on to it for a bit.
Yep, just peeped at it. Ty
Sounds like their all done to me, jmo
Out of curiosity, don't suppose you or anyone else has had any luck getting answers from the CEO or COO by email in past?
Im good with it. Of course not all are as you mention imo. Ask 20 people in an 72 degF room how the temperature feels and you may get quite a few different responses.
In other words, dont think everyone has same opinion as you might on MDCE IMO. Do agree more information sure would be nice!
"First person: Harrowing experiences in China" At a Childrens Hospital.
http://www.wickedlocal.com/weston/topstories/x1107515869/First-person-Harrowing-experiences-in-China?zc_p=0#axzz26JhOetdf
"What made the situation of the baby in the Chinese PICU even more surprising is that the same type of designer jeans that I coveted in high school were probably being worn by a teenage Chinese girl just down the street. China’s economy is nothing short of booming, and new wealth is spreading like wildfire across most of the country, a phenomenon obvious even to a narrow-minded bystander like me. Gucci bags, Ray Ban sunglasses and row after row of newly constructed skyscraping and luxury apartment buildings are a common sight to behold in modern China.
The rich-poor gap, which has undoubtedly widened at lightning speed over the past couple decades, is impossible to miss. In a split second, you might pass a souped-up, shiny Lexus SUV and an ox-drawn plow led by a sun-tanned peasant.
Or, as in the case of the PICU baby, you might watch as a teary-eyed pair of parents who cannot afford life-saving surgery for their only child walk past a Chinese teenager with an iPhone and designer jeans."
Read more: First person: Harrowing experiences in China - Weston, MA - The Weston Town Crier http://www.wickedlocal.com/weston/topstories/x1107515869/First-person-Harrowing-experiences-in-China#ixzz26Jm6vnXF
Reading the entire article, seems strange how things currently work in healthcare field in China vs U.S. if this article is an accurate depiction of things in general.
mdce
"Foreign wine producers taking a closer look at China"
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/m/guizhou/2012-09/11/content_15750466.htm
"The world’s wine business has not been all that promising, with annual growth sputtering along at below 1 percent. The figure in China, from 2005 to 2011, however, was around 31 percent, making China look as if it’s the most promising wine market in the whole of Asia."
Wine market looks promising in China for importers.
CAGR
Maybe it was missed. I didnt know there was a recent one.
Thanks Wang for clearing that up.
It may be as simple as boss and employee and on the same page or sharing same user name, look at item 2 in change8,s first post. He spoke kind of in third person about the coo so I assumed from that post it was an employee passing info about mdce.
Is that unusual if that's the case?
What is kinda troublesome is something dad brought up, how come Mr. Vernor said it was the coo; might make ya wonder if everyone's on same page at MDCE.
Just saying
IMO
Florida I think.
Its isnt a problem asking, everyone should ask everything they can IMO; nothing is sacred in questioning managment of a company from an investors standpoint. JMO
Frankly, i have not seen high response rate from any company to investors worries with any pinky yet, from short time trading.
I agree with you though, basics should be answered and believe some have been.
I would be very concerned if they answered every question brought up, considering they are a startup. Kind of like not giving any potential competition or others leverage over them. I might be wording the thought wrong.
Jmo
Ok, lets say your correct with the short selling on this stock; wouldnt all this chat about short squeezing give a short seller an heads up and they could cover thier position before a potential squeeze? Thats assuming they watch this board and assuming short selling is happening.
Being fairly new to trading the above is just a guess from reading posts here.
Today might be a good day for covering considering the pps?
Just looking for learning.
Chart looks pretty good.
Not saying its not going to pop, just not seeing any real proof that short selling is currently going on.
You might be proven correct if we see some short interest numbers. JMO
The goverment regulators indicate fails to deliver, not nessasarily shorting of a stock.
http://www.sec.gov/foia/docs/failsdata.htm
"Please note that fails-to-deliver can occur for a number of reasons on both long and short sales. Therefore, fails-to-deliver are not necessarily the result of short selling, and are not evidence of abusive short selling or “naked” short selling. For more information on short selling and fails-to-deliver, see http://www.sec.gov/spotlight/keyregshoissues.htm, http://www.sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mrfaqregsho1204.htm, and http://www.sec.gov/rules/final/34-50103.htm."
"Definition of 'Failure To Deliver'" re GFMD
"An outcome in a transaction where one of the counterparties in the transaction fails to meet their respective obligations. When failure to deliver occurs, either the party with the long position does not have enough money to pay for the transaction, or the party in the short position does not own the underlying assets that are to be delivered. Failure to deliver can occur in both equity and derivatives markets."
Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/failuretodeliver.asp#ixzz26DXDFVKW
Me too, it's certainly something to be aware of as a possibility. Ty
Anything is possible. Let's say something like leaving the US markets did happen, what would uchc have to do to square with current us stock holders in your opinion? Or do you have an example that could be looked at? That would be interesting to see how it may work if this did happen.
His post was a good one IMO, some good info to keep in mind on any pinky/OTC .
1.9 mil, .0004-.0005 as of a minute or so ago
That's the key, what's "Really" going on. Nows the time to dig into it!
You bring up a good point, just looking at medical equipment prices(new and used) it could be quite pricey to get a bare minimum of equipment we westerners would expect in a clinic. Then again, what's the real scope of their services?
http://www.claflinequip.com/equipment.html?s_kwcid=TC%7C11221%7Cmedical+equipments%7C%7CSM%7Cb%7C7103197333&gclid=CKP__cHhqLICFcZxQgodKGkAnQ&ref=%2FProducts-By-Category%2F%26amp%3Bcatid%3D827%26amp%3Bctlflag%3D1%26amp%3Bs_kwcid%3DTC%257C11221%257Cmedical%2520equipments%257C%257CSM%257Cb%257C7103197333%26amp%3Bgclid%3DCKP__cHhqLICFcZxQgodKGkAnQ
Seems to match address if you look at google earth of facility from birds eye
I suspect your right MrDemas. R/S's are not always a bad thing.
Uplist to Nasdaq ?
I wonder if this article is correct or accurate when it mentions that sub-pennies are not worth shorting seeings how shorting of gfmd is a question?
http://seekingalpha.com/article/53225-sec-nyse-abetting-stock-fraud-with-margin-rules
"The symmetry between long and short breaks down, however, with stocks under $2.50 per share. The NYSE has a rule (rule 431 (c) 2) that requires $2.50 in cash or margin for every stock below $2.50 per share sold short. A comparable rule does not exist for long positions. So if I want to buy 1000 shares of a penny stock trading at $0.40, I need $400 in cash or margin ability from marginable stocks. But if I want to short 1000 shares of a $0.40 stock I need $2,500 in cash or margin. So any time someone shorts a stock under $2.50, they have negative leverage–the position value ($400) is but a fraction of the money needed to hold the position ($2,500). For this reason, very few short sellers sell short cheap stocks. Fraudulent companies or worthless shell companies trade at absurd valuations because their share prices are too low to attract short sellers."
Another reference to that company.
http://cn.kompass.com/profile_CN176506_en/inner-mongolia-liaozhongjing-chemical-industry-co.-ltd.-gi.html
Agreed, I'll ask my broker tonight about this thru helpline
AND, look at amount of trades this mornin, have KMA$ beat!
uchc
"Private providers encouraged in medical sector" China
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2012-09/04/content_15731328.htm
"Private medical companies are being encouraged to take a more active role in the growing treatment of chronic disease in China, especially as the population continues to increase its wealth.
In fact, the rise in many of the more common conditions is actually being attributed to the adoption of lifestyles often associated with more affluent populations, according to Wu Yangfeng, a professor with the School of Public Health at Peking University."
Just some more general news/info on private end of medical field MDCE may be entering in China.
MDCE