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No. It was just my guess.
The volume on Feb 15 was over 125M, which is more than the shares outstanding. Most likely a corporate owns more than 51% of Titan Medical now. If it is not Medtronic, who should it be?
The incision is smaller (15 mm) than TMDI’s 25 mm. Also Vicarious's robot has arms that help replicate human motion during surgery. It sounds great. But It is an advantage and also a disadvantage. It maybe just like traditional cars vs. automatic driverless car. Safety is a big issue. It may take a long way to get into the market.
Agreed. I think TMDI is much closer to finish line than Vicarious. Vicarious may have a long way to go.
I am long on TRXC. But it is good from hear from a robotic surgeon about TRXC's robot. Thank you very much for your post.
I wrote an email in Oct 2019 to TRXC management team and suggested them to buy out TMDI or partner with TMDI. I received a Thank You reply from TRXC. But TRXC was lack of money and could not be able to do it if my suggestion was workable. Now there may be a possibility for these two companies to considering my suggestion seriously. TRXC and TMDI merger into one company and sell to big guys such as Medtronic/JNJ/GE at $5b minimum. Just a suggestion form a shareholder.
I voted NO on r/s on last Friday thought my Fidelity account. I think it is the management team's fault for the share price being under $1. They should do their best to move it above $1 without another r/s.
There have been no any main changes since the news release on June 4th. Considering the trading volume is low, I think the recent share price dropping is because of the sales from retail investors/traders. Any good news will push the share price up significantly.
I tried to buy 10k TMDI shares in last month. But my market buying order could not be executed. My limited buying order also did not go through. I had to call my Fidelity broker to issue a buying order through phone. I was told by Fidelity that the setup was to protect the traders from the risk of big price fluctuation. If a selling order can be executed smoothly on line and a buying order cannot, then selling order has more power to push the share price down than the power from buying order to push the price up. Such a trading setup can make the share price drift lower gradually. Am I right? This is just my thought for sharing with the board.
If TMDI cannot reach the milestone in next month, then the CEO is incompetent and should resign.
Thanks. Let's wish the best for shareholders.
If MDT buys TMDi now, I guess that price will be under $1B. If they wait after FDA approval, the BO price will be minimum $2B.
I have been invested on TMDI for about 2 years and frustrated since then. Based on the public information that I can get, I believe that SPORT will be a good product and have a good market. My only concern is that there is barely any inside holders. MC has been CEO since Jan 2017. He may make half million dollars a year at Titan and does not hold any TMDI shares. I just wonder why it is.
Hi All, I am long with TMDI and have been silence on this board. I saw a few of your guys thought Medtronic bought the last $18M raise. I do not think it is true. It is hard for me to image that Medtronic set up a $18M milestone for Titan to reach and then did it on Titan's behalf. Does it make sense? Whatever, I think it is better for shareholders that another investor bought it. Otherwise, the BO price will be in the favor of Medtronic.
Read the posts for the last few days. No body on this board knows exactly what is the problem of SPORT now. A few people mentioned it was a software problem. Do you know what exactly the software problem is? Without know the problem details, we (including me) are gambling. Did any body call the company about it? Just wish for the best!
Yes, Mr. Paul Laviolette is the Chairman of the Board at TRXC Small World!!!
I sent an email to CEO of TRXC and tried to bring his attention to TMDI. I want to see whether TRXC is wiling to partner with or buy out TMDI . The issue is that TRXC is also raising money now.
Is it good that TRXC to be a partner? They have a lot experiences on FDA application .
Every thing looked fine with me for TMDI except inside did not buy shares. I learned a big lesson this time and should trust my instinct in future. I just wonder why Zaring joined the team.
The CEO and those doctors in video are all liar.
TMDI has more chances to going up than going down. If a new of partnership or buying out comes out, the shorts will be squeezed.
I agree.
yes, I have been telling friends to check the stock ticker TMDI. I hope that I can tell 77 people.
I am long on TMDI and have followed TMDI for about one year. I searched the available information on internet, it seems to me that this SPORT system is good and has a big market once it is approved by FDA. Except a few suggestions for improvements, there is no any negative reviews. Right now there is only one single port robot system which is da Vinci SP System on the market. Other competitors who are developing SP system are at least a few of years behind. With the patents protection of ISRG and TMDI, it makes other competitors very difficult to develop better SP products. I believe that the TIRM will be bought out just like CVRS and MZOR. We should see the result in next 12-24 months.