Creative Medical Technology Holdings Inc (CELZ)

[JVegas]

The Good, Bad & Ugly IMO

THE GOOD
"All new physicians being trained on CaverStem® and FemCelz® simultaneously."

"Shared the data under non-disclosure with leading providers around the country."
Guess we have to take his word on this.

THE BAD
"Numerous inquiries from healthcare professionals interested in becoming providers with three new providers committing in January."

Define numerous please!

If they knew 2.0 results were going to be positive, why weren't docs being trained and ready to go on release of trial results?? They should have had more lined up and ready to go. Especially internationally. What happened to Ohio, New York, Tennessee, other countries...?

"Record breaking kit orders in January from new and existing providers"
Technically, one more than the previous month is "record breaking".

THE UGLY
"Additional outreach to consumers"
Where? Due to poor marketing and SEO, the Caverstem and FemCelz treatments cannot be found online by potential patients. The only ones that currently know about these treatments are investors.

"Mailers and Email"?? 90% of people will use a cell phone to do a web search for a "stem cell treatment for erectile dysfunction". Their SEO sucks and they will have to pay a ton of money into Google AdWords to out-rank or somewhat compete with NuMale, Gainswaive and others.

CMTH has never been clear with a business plan.

STEM-SPINE
Sure would be nice to understand the business model on how they intend to generate revenue from StemSpine. Is it only more needle sales? StemSpine, IMO, will be much bigger than Caverstem.

CMTH "ENGAGED with high profile celebrities to serve as brand ambassadors with several INTERESTED parties from professional sports."
This remains to be seen. Nothing solid here. Sounds like speculation.


There is "Promise" for the future. Unfortunately, again In My Opinion, the way they currently operate and slowly progress, there is much more dilution and another R/S in the future.

Many of us longs got sucked in to the hype and misleading PR's over the past two years. No business plan then, no clear business model now. "Self sufficiency" is a long way away!