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Anyone hear anything at all recently?
My assumption would be that if a hospital was going to implement a new process like this they’ll do their due diligence on the company itself to make sure it’s not going to go insolvent and waste their time training their staff. Simple google search will pull up enough to give them second thoughts right now.
Read the shareholder update. They’re working on the audited financials and most of the information is in there. Anyone investing should be doing their own research and not just sounding off on message boards asking others to do it for them. I’m just relaying the fact that new information is available.
2 new contracts signed and a shareholder update on the otc website
Litigation resolved with Lang. Tying up all the loose ends and positive momentum seems to be building.
Saw ORHub promoted by Dr Bobby Lazzara in medical news minute as well as several other tweets. Looks like they started the 4th. Not sure how to post links but a simple
Google search will pull it up
True, from my conversations with shareholder relations it was a few of the old memreg people and Lanny Lang that were causing all the issues. Its only a loss if you sell is a great phrase for right now.
Financials were released Monday night or Tuesday, they’re on the otc market website
Can’t expect it to go up when revenues are posted and audited financials aren’t there. I believe in the product itself and am encouraged by the recent steps of cutting excess staff and hospital groups signing on. That being said, it’s still a penny stock and didn’t invest more than I was willing to fully lose.
I spoke with Jason Brown the other day. He said the issue came down to when they were restructuring the company last year and ousted Lang and others legacy people from positions of power they refused to give it up and why the audits/financials weren’t kept up and they’re trying to force their way back so they’re trying to clear it up but doing everything legally through the courts which is taking time. From what it sounds like they’re really attempting to cut all waste and make the company profitable going forward, especially now that it’s being adopted by institutions. Also said Colt didn’t want to put out revenue figures until he has more concrete data with the system being used, but will going forward as they’ll try to keep up the conference calls. I’ll still hold hope as the platform is a game changer in my mind and if they’re really clearing the back end that should tidy up the rest.
SaaS growth companies tend to be very richly evaluated, but that when there’s audited sales and such. You can easily see a 100x forward PE multiple if contracts are coming in and sales/costs are audited. Look at a company like Shopify as an example
Still it would have been nice for everyone to hear at least a revenue estimate. If I get a response I’ll be sure to post what is said, if anyone gets a response sooner and can post that would be much appreciated.
Same. Blake even said when he began his presentation that it could be found on the website. Most of my questions revolved around revenue forecasts and where they believe the outstanding share structure will end up, disappointing these points weren’t addressed.
Signed up and submitted questions, anyone else doing the same?
Looks like they’re getting their accounting in order after the switch up from last year. Last quarter was actually posted within the 5 day grace period. Only thing that’s gonna save it is revenues at this point, and with the sales team in place we should know within the next 3-6 months.
It’s reported, sec filings came through a few minutes ago
Looks like insider buys, ceo and director at 9.95 for the big blocks
I’ve seen instances where the data being sold is the main money driver of the product/company. A good example of this is the movie pass concept. We won’t know until they release specifics on revenue and start giving guidance once they’re releasing quarterly statements, but I think it’s safe to assume that that could be a very lucrative revenue stream.
It’s all relative, especially with an emerging company in the growth stage. Usually the market cap will be based much more on its potential market share than its actual revenues. If you look at a company like Shopify they weren’t even gaap profitable until last quarter but the company was valued at 6 billion. Personally I think we’re in at a great time and once the people realize the potential of this company and the speculation starts pouring in, this thing can be a rocket ship.
Gives more transparency to the company, so with that more confidence from certain investors since most won’t invest in a pink sheet. Also institutions won’t generally touch an unaudited/pink sheet stock, that’s where the big money is, with the quantities they tend to move the price fast.
Just re read the press release for 9/27, that’s when they announced they retained the auditing firm and would be done by 10/15 with a 2 year audit. From my understanding of how audits work, especially since they had to go through the records of the previous company they used to go public these things always take longer than expected. 2 weeks was an unrealistic timeline to begin with and personally I think it’s better if he has no concrete news about it to keep his mouth shut until he gets the final paperwork.
I’m just hoping it’s taking longer than expected and they’re not updating shareholders until it’s complete and in their hands
Could also be audit or white papers
And 350% increase from year low to high, can’t go up everyday
That was my understanding as well. Thank you, exciting times ahead.
Valuable information, thank you. Am I correct in assuming institutions can’t buy until we complete the audit/uplist?
The dollar volume coming in is insane, looking pretty
Check out ORHB, surgical recourse management tool looking to save hospitals money, increase positive patient outcomes and make patient information more accurate and accessible. Been in for over a year, just finished their warrant execution so no fear of dilution and signed deals with hospitals already, looking to add more. Solid run up this year that may just be the beginning. Plus a solid CEO in Colt Melby, the guy who brought smith and Wesson public.
Glad I loaded up on the 2nd, lol, hopefully this run maintains. Latest PR had some changes to the company description and with them hosting this conference we may be gaining legitimate interest in what the platforms capable of.
Procure inventory, build flagship and pay extra employees before flagship opened, all good things
Guys mad rocket called out some other stock and he’s trying to do what rockets doing over there with facts by spouting nonsense here
Makes sense, seems like this was the thought process in accelerating the franchising. Make the proven model with existing distribution easily accessible to anyone looking to open a board game cafe, add franchises while limiting or taking out potential competitors.
Gorgeous, worth the extra time to make it right
Same, I’m assuming well get tweets of it happening as it happens or something of that nature, probably spending the day cleaning up and not worrying about sending a pr restating information they already sent out.
200 ma
Good call, you were right, solid day to increase position size though
I? go to Dave and Busters all the time, it’s a completely different atmosphere and business model from snakes. Kids are all about collecting the tickets and arcade games. It’s loud and game pieces would constantly walk. No way board games would work in a place like that.
Im on the Island too, Eastern Suffolk though
My thoughts exactly
Cleaning crews finishing up location 3 this week, audit submitted either this week or next. He’s not giving concrete dates on things out of his control now because he realized how people react to delays. Information readily available.