US Stem Cell Inc (USRM)

[Dragon Lady]

Quote: "I don't think this can be looked at negatively. 'Losing' Global Stem Cell Group as a partner just means that we're not splitting our revenues with anyone else."

But Global Stem Cell Group per the PR was their supposed ticket to a global reach and sales force and marketing and blah, blah, blah. So WHO is doing all that now? How do they get cut lose fairly recently- and at the same time BHRT cuts their own employee count down to THREE total?

Per the just filed 10-K they, BHRT now have THREE total employees. Which of the THREE I wonder is their "global and U.S. marketing" force??

Also, "if" they hired this VP or whatever it is of "vet" whatever- then how did they actually LOSE employee count? Makes no sense to me? Who'd they let go to get from 4 full time and one part time, then supposedly hired this new guy, but now in the 10-K say they have only THREE total "employees"??

Makes no sense to me IMO? None? Never seems to add up to me?

Remember this great sounding PR about "adding to the ole TEAM"- like hiring supposedly THREE "key" people when they had 3 or 4 already then- which would have meant like 6 or 7 employees, except it never actually seemed to happen when one read the next SEC filing? Funny and weird IMO how that seems to happen so much?

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bioheart-boosts-team-regulatory-finance-170909524.html

What ever happened to those "added employees"- the PR sure sounded good to me. Where did those positions ever go or ever amount to? I mean finance and regulatory and administrative etc? Were'd they end up going? Were they ever actually even hired?


One is really to believe that they already have some U.S. and Global "marketing" force in place, like overnight- but yet named? AND they cut employee count but show a new hire being added? THREE people are running all Sr. Mgt duties of a public traded company and R&D supposedly getting ready to re-initiate a large trial with the FDA (for most companies that's at least a small "department" in and of itself), and conducting training and selling "stuff" around the globe and U.S. and supposedly doing partnership deals in all these global places (what was the last one- Nigeria or some place? You know, working with the govt of country blah, blah to bring Bioheart therapies to the 173 million or whatever the number of the total population of that country is, see PR's) and doing accounting and financing, and legal, and now lawsuits, and blah, blah blah?

REALLY? I'd like to get that brand of coffee they use- cause it must be amazing stuff IMO. Beyond amazing to me. But hey, I guess that's just me and my .0095 cents worth.