Titan Medical Inc (TMDIF)

[QuidWilson]

VancouverRisk - I'm in a similar boat. I've been investing in mutual funds for retirement since I started my career in 2007. In 2014 I started picking stocks/mutual funds with fun money, strategy being a base of dividend aristocrats (~45%) and a pool of mid-caps with a solid foundation and a promising horizon. I did well with NVDA and FIZZ, and sold that portfolio to move into TITXF earlier this year when it was around $0.25. I thought it was at rock bottom at the time. I've owned a small amount of TITXF since 2014, but This the first time I've bet big on a penny stock.

It seems to me that going alone holds the most potential for future returns; the growth would be organic and with a steep glidepath. But, given Titan's current structure as a R&D company, some sort of partnership may be necessary to survive once in market. If not, we will have to raise significant capital to build a company with manufacturing, finance, logistics, customer service, HR, sales departments. This may be possible once exposed to a wider swath of exchanges. But given McNally's history taking products from r&d to buyout, this seems the more likely future.