Looking at the 10q.
So I'm new to stocks. Celz is my first investment ever and I've been here since the 0.0145'ish. I however am no stranger to owning a business, and my speculation is this...
Celz intends on funding further operations through loans per the 10q. That's a pretty big statement to stock holders. It tells stock holders flat out that they are pretty dead in the water in their current position. But what it also says is, that they have confidence they can get those loans. Celz is not asking for tiny loans either. These are large loans. This isn't like you going to a car dealership and asking a bank for 20 or 30 grand to buy a car. This is like you going to a dealership and asking a bank for a loan large enough to damn near buy out the entire dealership.
So what does that mean?
Celz has no collateral or assets to bargain with. The only way they will get the loans is by providing proof that their means of future income far exceeds what they need to take these loans. A bank or lender otherwise, would not be interested in their business....and banks are pretty tight with lending out large capital.
So ultimately, it means if you see CELZ start to accumulate loans, that the banks or lenders found a solid enough reason to trust that their income potential is massive enough to not only pay back the loans, but profit for themselves as well.
If celz wasnt confident they could get the loans, they would have buried that statement because saying that can bury their company and they have to know that. Their confidence in saying it, and persisting through though, is actually quite relieving. Lenders aren't here to lose money either. And there is a lot of lenders seemingly willing to give celz the capital they need to continue operating.
Hopefully they get enough to see this thing all the way through.
(This is all written assuming I understood the 10q correctly)
