Replies to post #10756 on Titan Medical Inc (TMDIF)

[DRG1025]

Thanks for the reply CUIN2. I'm a new investor to Titan and I watched the stock and this message board for literally WEEKS before I pulled the trigger on buying. Right before I actually bought I started reading a lot of doom and gloom almost to the point of starting to think that Titan had mysteriously turned into a lemon of an investment and was teetering on buyer's remorse.

[ORrep8]

I think Talarico left to follow the money....he has 100k shares in Titan...he will be a millionaire most likely and is now in a position with another company to do the same...This is UNBELIEVABLY common Med Device world. People go to Start ups to accumulate stock options, company gets bought, they sell shares and bam...big money. So common.


As for Bertner...you dont earn 20k a month by taking on dogs and having them fail on you....she is very well respected and gets to pick and choose who she works with...If she did this for just the money, she wouldnt be making a ton of money and would have a bad reputation. When youre this established you only take winners to fluff your rep and success rate. It would be illogical to take on a dog.

[Renaissance18]

Good points. In respect to Talarico, I had a conversation with the old CSR for Intuitive that lived at the Mayo Clinic and he heard Joe had been looking elsewhere for a while. He did not speak to him directly, so its still hearsay.

[whassup]

No one has commented about the "ADDITIONS" to the board, just focused on those leaving.



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