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Sorry. I guess my ignorance of this subject is showing. I didn’t understand that naked short selling was different than plain old short selling.
What I mean by that is that I don’t understand why any short selling in this stock is different than any other short selling in any other stock. What’s different here?
Is short selling now illegal? That would be news on Wall Street.
DK never said there were 27 engineers. He said there were 27 employees.
They’re probably reading this ihub and then decided not to buy.
I hope we aren’t using the NFL’s PR firm.
I agree with you 100% Dino.
Lots of tech companies had lots of buyers of their stock before there were any sales. The PR firm has two products to work with. Let’s just see what happens.
People that don’t know about the company aren’t buying and people that own shares and do know about the company aren’t selling. I’m looking forward to whatever the PR firm comes up with to alert the public.
As well as the hundreds of thousands of shares in the previous offerings. It’s still money out of their pocket. They don’t get the 6% for a year. That should tell you they plan to be profitable enough to be here in a year and be able to pay the interest.
You're missing large amounts of insider buying in the last two years. None, except for TG , for the previous 13 years.
No one seems to know the answer to your question so I’ll take a guess that it is probably stock owned by TG that has not yet been requested by him to be issued to his personal account. It may not be counted in the float because it is not yet available to be sold. Again; just a guess.
You don’t know what you’re missing. The only day that I know for sure what day it is is Sunday. The newspaper is really thick on Sundays.
If there is PROOF of sales, you won’t be able to buy these shares for 65 cents. Every day is a Saturday for me. I’m retired.
The proof is in the sales. No meaningful sales from Torvec. That will be hopefully be quite different under CurAegis.
My point is that they didn’t put money in after it was sold to the public like DK and the other board members have done in recent years. They also probably got way more than their original investment back in salaries for many years. Again, that’s not a criticism. I would do the same thing.
Anyone that believes something without proof is foolish.
You are making many personal attacks and insinuations about the people working hard to make this company a success. I will continue to support them.
If you really believed that, you’d be selling today. I’m sure you won’t be. Fake news.
I disagree. Sounds like just a lot of legal disclaimers to me. The last quarterly report was not pretty and the stock did nothing.
What is wrong with someone shorting this stock?
Will you divulge the name of the naked short?
Net Operating Loss.
I guarantee that if the stock price is over a dollar in the future, these “loans” will quickly turn into stock.
Hardly deceiving. It states clearly that they are convertible from notes to stock. What’s the big deal? It’s a great way to get cash.
Your two sites are way behind. He bought over a million shares at various times as well as $225k of convertible debentures. It has been widely reported in 8k’s and on this ihub.
The current BOD’s have put tons of money into this when they did not have to. Jim put money in to get started as all people taking a company public do. They they reward themselves with millions of shares of stock at pennies per share. I’m not criticizing. I would do the same thing. But once Torvec was up and running, I guarantee you that no additional money was put in. DK and others on the BOD did; with their own money. Now WHY would they do that?
My whole point about the board members putting money in is that that they invested AFTER they saw the two products progressing. That is very different than investing on a hope that a product results in the future when a startup company initially goes public. They liked what they saw then invested. Did Jim do that?
Put it this way. If he bought in with his own money AFTER the company was up and running, there should be an 8k to prove it. I doubt that one exists.
I doubt it.
Did Jim buy hundreds of thousands of shares of stock with his own money like DK and many other board members have done?
I think when they have meaningful sales and a profit they will let us know.
I’m rooting for you to make a profit. You can’t say you’re a quitter.
Not true if you still own CRGS.
Would you rather own CRGS stock or a one year CD?
In a year, I hope everyone regrets not buying at 74 cents.
That was my bid for 1k shares at .70. It expired at the closing. I’ll put it in again tomorrow to tick off those that want to steal it at .65. EOM. Lol.
Maybe employers in the future would allow power naps at work. They offer day care, workout rooms, work from home, and all kinds of things the corporations of the past didn’t. Maybe the employee has a sleep disorder that he/she needs to have addressed by a physician. Maybe they need to start exercising or dieting. They can go to Cura and have all sorts of suggestions. I doubt that half the workforce would be sent home. I think the corporations would find out if they have a problem first by using the MyCadian, then decide how to improve employee alertness using the Cura System. If it is promoted as being helpful instead of a punishment, it should be more widely accepted.
Maybe. But if they are educated as to the money they will save, they may move faster than you think. We’ll find out.