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Not pumping, just sticking to what we know rather than heading down paranoid alley that the company isn't releasing PRs everytime a salesman takes a leak...
Piano's posts are conjecture, they aren't rooted in TA or actual facts by the company. Therefore, I see them as...
Well, blather, till we here from the company.
let me remind everyone what one poignant poster provided:
An exerpt from this article: http://biomedreports.com/articles/most-popular/19782-part-i-one-mans-trash-is-another-mans-treasure-medclean-technologies-otcmcln.html
"Our manufacturing and installation bandwidth is running at full capacity," says David Laky, President and Chief Executive Officer of the company, "but that's a nice problem to have and we're actively making changes to accommodate more orders."
"We're excited about the collaboration with MedAssets and they have definitely enabled us to provide our solutions to an expanding base of customers,” adds Chairman Grisanti.
The leaders appear particularly proud that their system meets the stringent and rigorous requirements of MedAssets as well as the tough regulatory requirements for processing medical waste in many states, including New Jersey- where customers in both the pharmaceutical and medical fields are required to minimize liability and protect the environment more strictly than just about any other state in the country.
Two points here:
1. You can’t say those things and mislead investors; and
2. It should give investors confidence in the company’s current situation. This management doesn’t grant interviews and pump their stock constantly with PRs, which I guess some morons are begging for. They are focused on their business. This interview was conducted between November 15th and November 30th, as this was published on 12/1/2009.
Results are pending folks, read the 10Q.
Piano, your questions are stupid. They rely on conjecture and dreaming - albeit negatively. Why don't you zip it till the 10Q. Nobody has any answers to your flighty questions or conjectures, which are aimed to create doubt and shake shares.
AKA...bashing.
Hallefrickinlujah...
An intelligent, TA post...
Awesome dude, thanks for ignoring me. I wasn't talking to you.
You are the true idiot. You drum up these stories and complain to everyone how you can't day trade this stock and you are trying to 'figure out' if MCLN is for real.
Tell you what...worry about your own portfolio, that's it. Post some relevant information whenever you find it...
And by the way...I don't think you've posted one relevant piece of info since you came here. Just day dreaming stories to get people to cut and run.
While you're putting your hands in the sand, stick your head in there too!
If you have to ask, then you don't know what you are invested in.
My opinion is that if contracts are signed, it will rocket! MMs will have no choice but to let it run with all the renewed interest.
Day traders are gone from this stock for now, as to them this is dead money. Longs are sitting tight, so the MMs are trying to shake us out of our shares.
It's totally wrong and illegal, but its the game we exist in.
Great post.
I looked to buy an additional 20,000 shares at a bid of .0261, which I was attempting at that time to hit the ask which was available through Fidelity. All this occurred around 2:50pm this afternoon.
Once I placed my trade and hit refresh immediately, the ask stood still. 30 seconds later, the ask went to .0269 and they still didn't execute my trade. Normally, my trades through Fidelity go within seconds.
So, I waited for 5 minutes for the ask to be brought back down, but it didn't happen. Finally, I moved up to the ask at .0269 and they finally accepted my trade, within seconds.
That was the oddest trading experience I've ever had through Fidelity. If you look around 2:50-3pm...not much volume was happening.
Your reply made me laugh out loud.
Holy cow! This board is romper room. Piano, Paulie and now this guy!
I won't post or read this board again until the next leg up.
Piano, you should be banned permanently from this board...
Reason? You are spreading lies to manipulate the stock price. You are a basher.
I spoke with IR and they are subleasing some of the space in Connecticut because they don't need it. Reread my post. Actually, let me help you out...
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=44979359
We'd all like you to leave. Unfortunately, if you do, you don't get paid, so we know you won't.
How can you possibly live with yourself? It should make you sick to look in the mirror.
I'll second what encer said here. When I spoke with IR, specifically, they gave Paulie 3 end point tasks as an engineer to complete, if this is the same guy, and guess what????
He was 0-3.
Personally, I'm glad they removed someone who did not do a good job, especially on a tight budget.
Lastly, Paulie wasn't involved in the design either.
I'm just sayin'...
The venom is because you have absolutely no reason to be here Paulie. Let everyone make their own decisions.
You're now on ignore.
Paulie, just shows how much you know about business and particularly, installs...for ANY product.
It can be outsourced and subcontracted. Period. Your argument doesn't hold any water whatsoever.
Why not just go about your business with another company, work on your lawsuit and let us all get slaughtered by management's ineptness.
Thank you.
Agreed. And amazing that Paulie disappeared, or, hey, is piano paulie?
Who cares, they both will give you poor, 'emotional' advice.
I think we zoom soon!
JMHO...
From reading this board, I think the MMs are moving bid/asks to hide buys and show sells, all the while loading up in big chunks before the next leg up, which I think will be very soon.
Those that buy after the breakout will be relinquishing additional profits directly to NITE/DOMS and the others. What leads me to this conclusion is how fast we disappeared from the reg sho at the end of 2009.
Hope I'm right. The only thing that is keeping me in this stock is the management, backlog of contracts and the MedAssets Agreement. We need to see some progress by Q2 close or the synergy between both those companies is not working.
Again, JMO.
A heck of a lot more than what it is now... =)
Midnite...
For you...http://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/rsi.asp
The RSI has begun to enter the oversold zone...
If earnings are any better than last quarter, look out. This thing is going to soar to the mid-teens.
The 10Q was filed November 4, I believe.
I wouldn't expect it until February...JMHO
...might I add, this is on purpose...
I added 'a few' more shares today =)
In my one discussion with IR, they were vague...
"within 90 days of the close"...
Not very helpful, but its all we got to go on.
Thanks for this information!
Picked up another 29k myself today...thank you very much!
piano...one question...
Do you own any shares? Simple one. It's just yes or no.
No? Then leave you basher...
We all would appreciate it.
who buys 2 blocks of 200 shares at .29 for $58 ????????
I preface this by saying this is JMHO...
I don't think we are going to see a significant change in revenues/earnings until 2Q is released with the sales cycle for their products. It's going to take time to generate additional revenues from the MedAssets agreement and for both companies to figure out the best way to promote MCLNs products.
Further, if hospitals are running on fiscal budgets approved by Boards that do not include the purchase of these systems in addition to their current RMW expenses, they may wait for the approval of next year's budget before signing contracts. Assuming that most hospitals run on a fiscal year that matches the calendar, that puts contract signings 1Q this year, with 60% revenues billed and realized in 1Q & 2Q earnings this year.
The next 10Q for this quarter probably will be out in late February, early March at the latest.
Hopefully we see continued improvement, and I think we will with the backlog in contracts not scheduled.
Could someone please search this file for MCLN and let me know just how there could be SO MANY FTDs and we're off the reg sho list?
http://www.sec.gov/foia/docs/failsdata.htm
It doesn't make any sense, unless all covering took place in the latter part of December.
Anyone smarter than I with some insight?
Paulie, Piano and Horns all car pool together to the same closet in the basement of the hedge fund they work for...
Cherry, this is dead on!
Mr Horns...You are absolutely wrong that they owe you anything at this juncture unless they are going out of business or filing bancruptcy. They announced the deal, which you should be happy with, and they won't tell you every second when they contract with someone for service.
You're in fantasy land.
Funny how each day starts with promise and then whack...
in the red.
MMs accumulating?
Yes, read the 10Q.
In Post #11370, I provided a link to the SEC website with Failed to Deliver Data for the second half of November. Who knows what covering has taken place since then, but I can say with confidence that the 170M number is an accurate FTD number.
The sad thing is...the way to tell a basher from the others is when you ask that person to stop or not too save the masses, they never respond to that person.
It's always that way...
Pinata, err, Piano...could you please open your trading account, look at your holdings and find a stock to sell that doesn't have the ticker MCLN?
Thank you,
The Majority of the MCLN IHub Board
EARTH TO PIANO...
I/We didn't ask you to save us! You've made up your mind, so dump your MCLN position and go invest in something else.
Geez, what's wrong with you?
Great Piano! Then we can ALL count on you to stop posting messages in an effort to save us from ourselves?
A 10Q here, a filing there would suffice if you would like us to read some information, rather than your pointless conjecture.
Thanks for the post...Labowsky =)
Then don't buy piano. Who cares how you 'feel' about investing in this company.
Read the 10Q, do your own DD and call IR for a few more answers.
And I love how Paulie is now onto the 10Q, guessing salaries...Unbelievable! Is your new job a low level tech position with DOMS, NITE or some Hedgie you'd like to disclose?
Why not...
I saw the Chairman Scott with Elin Nordegrin this weekend in Florida. They were holding hands...
I'd like to help put this issue to bed.
Paulie is legit, and they think it's the Paul who was a disgruntled former employee, who now has a legal issue with the company (he failed to mention this). I spoke with IR. HE WAS A LOW LEVEL EMPLOYEE THAT WAS NOT INVOLVED IN DIRECT DESIGN, BUT WAS A LOW LEVEL ENGINEER. He was obviously let go. The company is confident that the issue will be resolved in their favor...hence the reason Paulie couldn't tell us who he is (personal reasons). Now you left that one out, didn't you Paul?
Know this Paulietools...they know who you are, and they have all your posts!
As for several of the items I discussed with Jeff...here are the highlights...
Harrisburg Hospital - MedClean sold Aramark (under a resellers agreement) a unit which was fully installed and paid for - a very positive for the company. When Harrisburg Hospital changed the way they did business with Aramark, MedClean was called to take possession of the unit and is currently receiving a storage fee for this unit. Eventually, Jeff said it is likely they will be requested to refurbish the unit in the future, recieving more fees and creating another positive for the company.
Leasing of the building in Bethel Connecticut - Real Estate was expensive when they signed the lease, and MedClean doesn't need all the space. They are attempting to sublease part of the space, and remain hopeful that the company will be able to renegotiate the building's lease in the near future to save cash.
My comment here...Commercial Real Estate is in the toilet and landlords are doing what they can to keep tenants - including renegotiating with banks. Banks do NOT want any further write downs like last year. My thought is - the renegotiation is quite possible, even more than likely.
Old Management - The old management ran the business like a country club. No real spending controls, too many employees, way too many benefits for the cos. cash position, etc. New management has a much different approach including running as lean and mean as possible until sales begin ramping up.
On Future Sales - the Sales cycle for MedClean's product is long! They are and continue to work on several different relationships which have already been announced through PRs or will be soon if the deals go through. Sales remain sporadic at this point but according to Jeff, the company is in a much better position that it ever has been previously.
The Companies Prospects - Again, from Jeff. There are still several signficant challenges, including cash needs which could hinder future performance. It's very clearly worded in the 10Q. He said that by no means is the company completely out of the woods, however, given where the company has been, the prospects are better than at any other point in this company's history.
Paulie...leave us alone with your twisted "facts"!