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No, I didn't talk to anyone. I am doing my own searching into all of this since Lexington isn't communicating anything to us, other than quick, short paragraphs every few months. I went to see if Renmark had anything new on their site, only to find out that Lexington has disappeared from their client list.
Lexington is no longer a client of Renmark Financial.
https://www.renmarkfinancial.com
They were list as one of Renmark's clients last week.
Is this who they were working with for the PP?
This isn't sounding too good. Any ideas on how they might raise funds now?
httpss://finance.yahoo.com/news/lexington-biosciences-announces-termination-private-220500227.html
Lexington Biosciences, Inc. (CSE:LNB) (LXGTF) (the “Company” or “Lexington”) announces that, despite numerous attempts over the past 9 months, it has been unable to secure the necessary funding to advance the development of its HeartSentry technology. As a result, the Company is terminating its previously announced private placement and will be reviewing its strategic options going forward. CAUTIONARY DISCLAIMER STATEMENT: The Canadian Securities Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the content of this news release.
Interesting...first time you ever post. How would you ever see this a few times before unless you used to be on this board with a different alias. You just started on ihub today with this new alias. Again, this board is heading in the wrong direction. Let's keep it professional.
Thanks.
Gopherdat, just interested to learn what were some of the biggest lessons that you learned from VTNL and how you see your investment in LXGTF to be different.
Thanks!
This board seems to be going in the wrong direction. Gopher, can you please update us as to the reason Sabre's messages are being deleted? Please reply publicly, not as a private message. I think we all need clarification as this is starting to get too cloudy.
Thanks.
Yeah, I am wanting to know who did it and why? This board doesn't need to be manipulated. If someone is trying to manipulate, then the question is, why? Are they on this board as an investor or as a pumper?
Happy New Year fellow Lexvestors!! Looking forward to an eventful and positive year for Lexington!
A great read for all of us true believers. Thank you Gopherdat and Sabre for consistently sharing information. I have learned a lot from both of you, as well as others, about the healthcare world and why our investment is sound.I might not post that often, but like most, if not all of the true Lex believers, I am on this board everyday, learning and growing in my understanding of Lex and investing. All the best to all of my fellow Lexvestors! (I know, I know, I thought of that name all by myself)
https://www.thestreet.com/story/12725934/1/the-seven-deadly-sins-of-biotech-investing.html
Chaka, interested to hear more of your take on LXGTF.
Thanks. Good read. Thought of Lex after reading this piece on discovering a tenbagger. Maybe it will be, maybe it won't. Time will tell. GLTA!!!
"Discovering a Tenbagger
When searching for the next tenbagger, investors might consider looking for the following types of situations:
Novel Technology: Technology is what drives the stock market. Early investors into leading high tech companies have made huge amounts of money. However, not all types of technology fit the bill. Investment-worthy technology needs to have a huge potential user base, be easily adaptable by the masses and be something that people use.
Societal Mega-Trends: Following societal megatrends is a key element of many tenbagger stocks. The more people are adopting a novel technology, the more it should matter to potential investors.
Sovereign Action: Sovereign or governmental action can have a huge effect on stock prices. Regulations and new laws can create and destroy markets and even trends. It is critical that a potential tenbagger be supported by, or at least not be impeded by, government regulations.
New Products: Just like new technologies, companies with new products that fit into mega-trends have a strong chance to become ten baggers. Look for novel products that fill a need created by companies with the ability to produce and market.
Investor interest: Many people seem to think it's best to locate stocks that no one else knows about. While finding a quality hidden gem is possible, it's not a reliable indicator of potential tenbagger performance.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lexington-announces-non-brokered-private-130000057.html
Lexington Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
That was a great read! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your insight and transparency.
Itamar makes the EndoPAT and the WatchPAT. Israeli company. WatchPAT became something to help with sleep apnea... EndoPAT is a competitor, but Lex already addressed this in their presentation.
Seems like VENDYS had been around for a about 4 years. YouTube videos are mainly old. Only 2 within the past year, both with very low views. Still seems more cumbersome than HS. Just what I am finding. Gopher?
Good question. Just learned of it (VENDYS) as a result of your post. For those unaware, here is a link to a video.
Yeah, that's old news. Not sure why this site is only now posting it. Could be from one of us sending information to local news or other media?
Amen!!! If not for Him...
Murph, your thoughts on Heart Sentry. I see that you've been on IHub for a while, and know your stuff regarding the medical industry.CTSO was a good call. Just looking to gain more wisdom and insight from the wise.
Thanks.
Thanks for the private message. I can't respond privately because I don't have a subscription. I can still read private messages. Thanks again.
I tried it a few weeks ago. Absolutely horrible. It kept glitching. This online version is just fine.
Not used to losing so much money in a day when a stock drops by a penny.?? It's somewhat comforting to know that others here are experiencing the same thing.
Question... anyone know how much the current Heart Sentry costs vs the version that they plan on making for distribution?
Thanks again for your knowledge and wisdom. This board is really great!No real negativity, mainly constructive advice, questions, and researched answers. Let's keep that up.
I was gonna ask the same thing. I've got 42,000 shares at $.20. I appreciate your wisdom/advice.
This can go on here too. Thanks!
Thanks. That helps. I appreciate your help and insight. GLTA!
Fidelity says this when trying to lock up my shares. "The limit price you entered is too far away from the last trade for this security. For sell limit orders on stocks trading less than $1.00, the sell limit price cannot be greater than $2.00."
Gopherdat, how are you able to put your's to $80?
I'm probably doing something wrong.
Thanks!