Replies to post #4654 on CryoPort Inc (CYRX)

[tigertrader]

Hey you guys are both right, even Dude concurs. Emily Litella summed it up the best, when commenting about Soviet "jewelery" , endangered "feces", and "violins" on television. She so astutely stated, " That it's always something, if it's not one thing, then it's another." There's always going to be buyers, there's always going to be sellers, and there's always going to be a supply overhang and dilution when there's an equity offering. When there's a reason for CYRX to move higher, the buying will move through the supply, rather efficiently I imagine. Now, what's all this arguing about "suckers". I of course agree with you, for the most part, however I'm not quite sure about your socioeconomic argument for sucker's popularity. I would think it's pretty much a cultural phenomena. Domestically though, soccer has enjoyed a modicum of popularity because, like you stated, it's a cheap and easy fix, especially for increasingly busy, overworked parents, with video game playing, Mc Donald's eating kids, who are bordering on obesity. It's the "peanut butter and jelly" of sports.

[CEOA1US]

Cryoport I got your point. The difference being that if the company announces a deal with revenues vs. agreement to market or whatever that was, we'll attact new investors. Right now we are a company that has generated 9,000 per quarter in revenues. I'm pretty sure that isn't what the market is looking for from the company. Despite its potential, everybody has heard about it, the time for the company will come with the announcement of real significant revenues. Once that happens, it won't really matter if the note holders convert out. The buyers will continue to come as long as they see progress. We've been treading water since the last Fedex news. Let them convert out as much now, so they won't be there to profit later.