Replies to post #105175 on US Stem Cell Inc (USRM)

[Dragon Lady]

Dilution was inevitable considering the circumstances. Dilution won't inhibit a proper run up. A favorable court decision will move the game to the fourth quarter. Keep eye on ball.

I generally agree - BUT (the but part) - my problem is this new thing about CEO Tomas and the entire "going dark" and dropping off the radar as if "the company" essentially does not exist anymore?

TWO lousy boxes on a form - and he would not check them off for "full disclosure"? Why?

Why can't the guy just play it on the up and up?

IF their revenues are literally $zero to a lousy $100K annual right now or whatever - just man-up and check the freaking box to let people have a fair shot at knowing how bad or how good it is, or is not. It's not like it's a mystery they're in dire straights by now ?

Same on the asset box - he didn't even fill the form out correctly on that one, as he didn't check any box? More sloppy and shoddy, "what the hell difference does it make now" kinda attitude it seems to me?

I wonder how much he's still paying himself at this point in time?

No phones get answered, no real "place of business" is left and he seemingly "gave away for free" the entire stem banking biz to Sean Berman of all people (is Tomas a secret member of that 100% private LLC they set up, I wonder on that one too?) = a lot doesn't add-up here it seems to me ?

IF IF they get a favorable court decision which still means a likely long road back down in the lower court as in another yr dragging out very possible realistically IMO - there still has to be "something" left to put back together as an actual "business and company" or it's all sorta for not it seems to me?

At this point- I'm not sure there's much of anything even left, let alone a plan, let alone the "plan" if it does exist sure as hell isn't being communicated?

Comella appears kicked to the curb and off playing in biohacker land and the Chairman is 97 yrs old or whatever - they're in default on some serious large and very old loans and are in two civil suits (as usual) in Broward - everyone has some sort of "side gig" they seem to be focused on, so what is actually left of USRM these here penny shares I guess is the $64,000 buck question which may be the fire sale price in the end, who knows?

Just bad relations it seems - and Tomas hasn't been exactly "shareholder friendly" over the years to put it mildly as he and Comella made out "richly" and cashed out of this thing at every chance possible while producing 99% literal losses to shareholders.

That's my beef - this latest FORM "D" and the vagueness again and plain old sloppy don't even check-mark a single key box = throw another log on the old burned out BHRT/USRM fire I guess.

That's the 2 cent version for me - just "odd" the timing, how it's being handled as usual, the amount being in the seemingly "survival mode" cash category - like keep the gig going for one or two people but nothing more. Just a broken bad record I guess - when seeing that FORM D.

But as stated - it was to be expected, I'm sort of surprised it took this long I guess?

We'll see - the 11th circuit court ball in the air is pretty much it for now and these civil lawsuits if one of the major creditors wins a big favorable judgement could really gum up the USRM works further - if that's even possible ?