
Wednesday, February 05, 2014 9:01:01 PM
There has been much discussion on this board about whether Titan will be bought out or become the next ISRG. I think without question the exit stratergy has always been a buyout. This is a small development stage company - a great one, albeit. In contrast, ISRG was a 'big' company from the get-go - for example they had venture cap money from Morgan Stanley & Sierra Ventures. They debuted on the NASDAQ at about $10/share in the year 2000. They were never a penny stock.
All that said, who cares! If we get a buyer willing to pay $30/share then its been a heck of a ride. Anything north of $30 would be incredible, but I am not sure I see that happening. Just IMO
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