It's interesting to hear folks mention hope and praying regarding CELZ and what may happen with their share price. I have a lot of money invested in this company; however, out of the OTC based stocks I own, this one I worry the least about.
I don't care if the stock price is $.02 or $.03 tomorrow or Friday. What I look at is how is the company being run, are they delivering on their stated objectives and what is the opportunity.
The key with CMTH/CELZ is patience!! It is going to take time (weeks/months) to get doctors signed, equipment delivered, training completed just to begin producing revenue. Customers have to be informed, procedures scheduled, etc., etc.,.
I am not expecting the next 10Q to have huge revenue because of the factors mentioned above. However, I expect as more Urologists/Practitioners are brought onboard and able to perform procedures and momentum builds through awareness, the revenue will begin to compound quickly. My expectation is their revenue will not start hitting it's stride until two to three quarters from now or six to nine months.
Then there will be serious momentum and I would expect a significant buyout offer to be considered by CMTH leadership. They may have an offer now, but with all the patents and just getting Caverstem to commercialization, I believe they wait, let revenue build and put themselves in a much better position to cash in for maximum return.
CMTH/CELZ leadership have shown so far to be smart, pragmatic and play chess with confidence. As ES pointed out, Ichim has been through buyouts multiple times before. He and Warbington know they will get top dollar once they have momentum and strong revenue. That gives them leverage on how they would want to structure any deal or decide not to sell.
If health insurance companies at some point begin paying for a portion of the cost of the procedure, then money will flow from the heavens. Even without insurance participation, there are millions of men who will spend the $3k+ if they know it will fix their issue. As a man, having the ability to perform on demand without the need to take pills, will be enough motivation to sign up for Caverstem procedure. Like others have mentioned their significant others will be pushing them to get the procedure done.
I think it's great they have a female handling social media outreach. Another small, but well thought out part of CMTH leaderships ongoing game of chess. These guys are the real deal.
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