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Fireman451

06/22/15 11:06 PM

#40573 RE: chessman #40572

Best post of the day

Bill36

06/22/15 11:09 PM

#40574 RE: chessman #40572

Sticky that!

Chief Slapaho

06/22/15 11:10 PM

#40575 RE: chessman #40572

Yep, post of the day, chessman!

Coltblue

06/22/15 11:16 PM

#40578 RE: chessman #40572

I know. Everyone acts like they know these guys and play cards with them. If I owned a business like this I would be more concerned with making it work and not answering every email/phone call that comes up. I want this to roll but I also understand what it takes to make it roll. I get 50 emails a day and can't possibly answer every single one. I too want this to be approved but jeez give the guy a small break. As for the interview, it is only Monday, almost gets a little childish when people are here and complaining they have yet to hear an interview. Not pumping or bashing, most of the people on this board are day traders and not investors. They want info NOW. I get it. But really, think about what it takes to make a biz run.

Tcsxyz

06/22/15 11:23 PM

#40581 RE: chessman #40572

Boils down to this and only this. Integrity. The man made a commitment and didn't follow through. He made a commitment to do a interview with someone, once seeing the questions asked then decided he is too busy. WHich is funny to me because they have no distribution channel to speak of, no pipeline of other drugs, All he is busy with is lawsuits. Which if he was smart he could save the 2K it costs for a PR and do this interview to set not only the Ihubber sharesholders but shareholders all over as well as creditors. To compare Jim to another man, any man is a sign of lunacy. No two men are alike. You can however see Jim's pattern because well history doesn't lie. It's all recorded and written in court documents. Please tell me what a CEO that has no money in the checking account, pending lawsuits, no employees, board members leaving, getting evicted and having no real space to oversee, does while the FDA makes their decision. Because having started several businesses and sold two of them I speak from experience when I say that money is not the most important thing in life, but it IS in business. Without you are doing nothing. The only thing worse than stealing money, is borrowing it. Jim owes over 10 million (thats revised and being generous with the over extended issued shares). Instead of waiting til recently to state that they are (just now) going to reach out to Europe, why hasn't he been doing that all along? Why hasn't he reached out and licensed an additional way to provide revenue? Why not become a dealer in other medical devices or nuclear medicine sources to provide additional income? I have no doubt that you have friendly connections with other business folks. I believe you. Ask them if they sit around when they submit a drug / device tho to the FDA. I bet they begin to develop another drug, or map out a plan to aid revenues. I know for a fact that a business that depends on one stream of income that relies on a 3rd party for a decision to make it legal to sell without seeking additional hedges is a business that will fail. Not if but when. There is a reason why Jim has NEVER HAD A SUCCESSFUL net income business. The guy takes a bonus for losing a company money. Not just one bad year. Every year he has. For you to compare your connections to Jim is a disservice to your connection.

yaadmon

06/23/15 12:11 AM

#40616 RE: chessman #40572

Exactly right, I would have been skeptic if he did do that interview. I guess his lawyers or someone with any kind of sense advised him not to.

Think about this if the interview went ahead and then FDA news came thru approving or even dis-approving then that interview could have set up a few class action law suits from people who missed the opportunity or people who lost money.

I hope the CEO is being smart to hold off on any FDA talks until he knows for sure and then he should put in a PR.

The CEO mentioned that he was preparing for approval or dis-approval, so I do think he can muster up a PR or two stating what he has in plans if things work out or not.

JayBPee

06/23/15 7:34 AM

#40658 RE: chessman #40572

Great post Chessman! Also, it's great to read one that is written by someone who uses perfect grammar.

Advanced Medical will provide us with good news when the time comes. I choose to be an investor here and will hold my shares tightly.

Go ADMD!


JBP