Very complex economic times.
Personally speaking, assets are deflated, with the money that's been pumped into the financial system, eventually you'll see assets re-inflate.
My guess, equities will be a recipient of that money.
One final comment, Obama has it right. You create jobs. Build infrastructure, build fuel efficient cars, bring confidence back. Rescuing every company with tax payer money is not market efficient.
The days of exotic derivatives are over, buying companies that can grow 25%-30%,
that can withstand any market environment, whose product has an unfair advantage or considerable lead, that has a customer base that reads like a whose who of their industry, will succeed, IMO. CYRX meets all the above standards.
Now lets look at CYRX, and forget about the overall market.
The company, not the stock price, has proven 2 major things, the product works,
and the customers signing on to use the product, are the cream of the crop.
Competition is little to none. Shipping specimens globally is growing leaps and bounds. Tiger we can agree on this?
Now lets look at the stock price, and the basic foundation to investing.
Strong balance sheet, little to no debt, growth, plus market cap size.
We are considered a Nano market cap. Anything less than 50 million,
Micro 50-100 million, and small cap, 100-200 million.
First step, we need to show growth via numbers, obviously that's going to happen eventually. Our debt is very minimal, most likely the 5 million will be paid back via stock.
Our market cap is going to need to be at least 80-100 million, currently we're 20 million. We've got some work to do yet, not much, but some.
Until this company can prove growth via financials, or via some forecast release, will probably remain stuck here, unless additional investors start pre-buying the story way ahead.
Here's the disconnect, Great company proving their great, but yet to show it on paper. Once connected, the story has be written, now all that's left, is to sell it.
That should be the easy part.
GLTA
RMS