Sunday, August 15, 2010 10:13:09 AM
Jeff 8.5% for what? And for what percentage of ownership in its functioning profiting future operations? I read macro and micro. Your Q is micro and there's nothing wrong with it because it is the info you have absolute knowledge of as a fact.
The macro is the bigger picture that we must determine the micro fits in. CBAI is micro as are the other independents in scope of macro. Aassemble them and you get a very large conglomerate that is steered by HCA and Healthcare- Globally. There is room for healthy debate but I back my macroview up with a multitude of Fact based data and a tinge of speculation from each of those micros. Regenetech is part of HCA and again HCA is the $4.6 billion IPO. HCA now owns Cytomatrix bioreactor rights in the Regenetech portfolio. That's what HCA just reported. Well according to the Regenetech Patent filing they've owned it since 2006/2007. The facts a company releases may not be current and that is just one example of how this conglomerate has been growing for a long time.
Corcell is in that patent writeup since 2000; the beginning. Matt purchased Corcell for $5M cord + intellectual property. When did you just learn of bioreactor? Macro and Micro.
We go Bigger than anyone could ever anticipate because CBAI/Corcell was onboard a part of the micro from the beginning.
Big Daddy's MacWorld
The macro is the bigger picture that we must determine the micro fits in. CBAI is micro as are the other independents in scope of macro. Aassemble them and you get a very large conglomerate that is steered by HCA and Healthcare- Globally. There is room for healthy debate but I back my macroview up with a multitude of Fact based data and a tinge of speculation from each of those micros. Regenetech is part of HCA and again HCA is the $4.6 billion IPO. HCA now owns Cytomatrix bioreactor rights in the Regenetech portfolio. That's what HCA just reported. Well according to the Regenetech Patent filing they've owned it since 2006/2007. The facts a company releases may not be current and that is just one example of how this conglomerate has been growing for a long time.
Corcell is in that patent writeup since 2000; the beginning. Matt purchased Corcell for $5M cord + intellectual property. When did you just learn of bioreactor? Macro and Micro.
We go Bigger than anyone could ever anticipate because CBAI/Corcell was onboard a part of the micro from the beginning.
Big Daddy's MacWorld
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