Rhet- can I ask you a question? You mentioned you will buy shares when the price gets up to approximately $5-6/share. If you are long, wouldn't you want to take advantage of these low prices??

I agree, Berta. I don't want to think of this as throwing good money after bad, but I need to buy on these dips in order to lower my cost basis. I'm going to buy as many $1 shares as I'm allowed. This may be one of the best or worst decisions I will ever make. God help me ??

Rhet - it's quite obvious you've done your DD on this stock. Can I ask your opinion on the offering coming in August. It sounds like we have 3 choices 1) accept rights offerings and purchase additional $1 shares; 2) ignore offering and let rights expire: 3) transfer/sell rights to another party.

I began accumulating shares back when they were $6-7/share. I continued to buy at each setback to lower my cost basis to 2.78. This sounds crazy but I have invested 67K in this company and I'm not financially sophisticated enough to know the next right move. I truly believe in this company and believe it could be huge in the long term (believing the company personnel are honest). However, I am a little skeptical of insider trading,
as there seems to be very high volumes before good news is released to the public. So many extreme ups and downs. It seems to be a little manipulative... if you believe I am overreacting please let me know so I can appease my nerves.

Respectfully,
Jen

So many wonderful articles are coming out, which makes me want to keep hanging on. But it scares me
that Yahoo shows the 1 year price target dropped in half - from $6 to $3. Can someone help convince me this is a good long hold??? I love the products and the potential the company has - but their constant need for additional funding scares me of the possibility of the company going bankrupt. I'm a novice investor and would greatly appreciate this board's input.
Thank you

Concerned about NASDAQ criteria for uplisting...
I am currently an investor in Ekso bionics and believe the company has a lot to offer. However, I am concerned about a comment that Brett posted on June 8th on totalwealthresearch.com's article "what ekso's latest move means for your money." A lot of hype has surrounded ekso's 30 days above $4/share. However, Ekso also needs to meet NASDAQ requirements for average trading numbers, pre-tax earnings, cash flow, and revenue - all of which Ekso allegedly falls short on. I have been waiting for Keith to address Brett's post - but he hasn't. I am a novice investor and am long Ekso. However, I'm getting a little nervous about how no one has addressed this and have considered selling my shares. Am I missing something? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.