Replies to post #36057 on Xechem International Inc. (fka XKEM)

[kaki72]

Mike, the mm's can manipulate the price as they want right now until a certain level where buying pressure will stop it, and really nothing related to the fundamentals of the company, that I consider as an opportunity to buy more shares for people who still have cash and believe on the company. Personnaly I think most of people here know what is going on the company, just the pps going down and the sentiments changed. No, when there is blood in the streets it's time to buy and making money when the news are out. We know they just launch the drug last month, producing in limited amount, selling what they can but it's clear it's not a big revenue. They are starting to generate some small revenues, that's good because they had almost no revenue since the past, but it's not the most important. What is really important right now is the FINANCING to keep going on with the expansion and ending other dilution, that's what the market is expecting for the company to do in the short-term. With that money they can keep going on with the operations and the expansion with some guaranty. But the decision is on the hands of the bank, so the timing is not controlled by the company, yes I am expecting the PR about the loan which is the KEY to happen soon, but I don't feel disappointed when it does not happen today or tomorrow, just seeing it like another opportunity to add more shares when it dips. glta

[thelimeyone]

WS, you know the only person who you can contact to answer all your questions is Steve, but you dont believe a word he says. no one on the board can answer you, so you are just setting yourself up for more "worry". has anyone ever mentioned to you that "worry" acheives precisely nothing except more "worry". here is a couple of items that seem to have been somewhat overlooked recently. 1) this Co in a month or so has gone from a R&D outfit of scientists with no revenues to a Co with a fully functioning plant(pilot), running @ max capacity, with demand outstripping supply by a factor of around 40 to 1 in one country alone. deciding who gets it & who does not(would not envy that persons job)& have everything strictly logged so that continuity of supply to those lucky individuals is maintained without error(imagine the consequences of error). to take charge of that & all the staff required, & at the same time to continue doing what was a fulltime occupation prior to all this for all concerned? tell me can you please advise how long you think it would take before they can organise everything, not forgetting the new loan & the new supersized 4M-12M? capacity plant? 3-6months maybe? would that seem reasonable?. 2) how many pennystocks Co's do you knw that have gone from R&D to overwhelming demand in a month? 3)pilot plant full capacity = 24M a year in revenues alone, small potatoes? dont know sounds like quite a chunk of change to me for pennyland, & this is just initially. you seeI have just as many questions as you & I never worried a bit the whole time. tlo.