Replies to post #6768 on US Stem Cell Inc (USRM)

[Dragon Lady]

"420m o/s and float has churned nicely. " Huh? When? Where? It traded 1.5 million shares today and maybe 3-4 million a day max, for the past 20 or so of trading days. The peak of the bubble day, the 6th, at .08 was what, 11 million shares traded I think? It then tanked to as low as .035 the next day I believe.

The float and o/s shares being "churned" or "turned over" hasn't even come close- not by a mile. Maybe 100 million shares "turned or churned" over 25 days or so since bubble day. The float of 350 million shares hasn't even come close to being turned even one time. It's now trading off .0486/.08 = .60 = 100-60 = 40% down from peak bubble day. Off 40% of the high for bag holders from pump peak day.

Further, the spread is opened Grand Canyon wide for days IMO- which says the actual demand is to the low side, and it's more broker/dealer manipulation causing the 10%-12% "up" illusion spikes like today- and why it closes flat when they are done at end of day IMO.

Simpleton math versus hype statements. No more complicated than that IMO.

[Gsdubb]

So you believe the the unregistered securities and short term loans are a bridge loan while waiting on a pending deal? That makes sense to me

[Gsdubb]

Once approval occurs they could pay off that $14 million debt with sales within the first year. $20,000 per Myocell process per patient times 60 patients a month which is what their current Florida facility allows for. I'm not worried about that 14 debt it's nothing compared to the potential here.