Thats correct Jeff this is not a day at the track
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Posted On: 08/30/2014 5:03:50 PM
Thats correct Jeff this is not a day at the track trying to pick the horses that come in under 1:51 around the track.As we all know horses can not be expected to go full throttle as they will breakdown and never recovery. Stocks take time to ferment like a nice bottle of mancuso 2005.... let it breath..... as it breaths you can breath easier. Stocks take time to develop. The biggest obstacle in all these small caps I have played over the years is 2 items. #1 TOXIC FINANCIN/DILUTION. Most small caps can not overcome the amount of dilution and therby head to .0001 99% of the time. And we passed through #1 it wasn't easy but thanks to a strong knit team here ( yes I said team) we have gone thru the gauntlet. #2. no cash. Well as of q2 we now have 345k in cash and thats before july where we did 4m in revenues ( my guess we get 12.5% or 500K in this case) and if I am accurate we have over 700k in cash currently. If we do 3.5m to 4m we will have yet another 400k to 500k in 30 days in the bank so I would think we will have closer to 1m to 1.2m in cash on hands!!!!
4 to 8 quarters from today is nothing. We not not move for another 2-3 quarters and could be range bound for 6-12 months. The market will be ready when its ready. Whethers its 6 months or 18 months it will come. The company neeeds to do exactly what its doing building a powerhouse in non-narcotic pain approaches. I have a couple of companies that I know of could be a nice compliment to the business we are trying to build. I believe we will become a major player in pain management. There are other companies out there who are using some very exciting scientific approaches in the area of pain management that could be of interest to scrc.
BEFORE AMGEN WAS AMGEN GOING BACK IN 1985 IT HAD NO REVENUES THE SALES NO MONEY NO NOTHING IN 1985. You could have looked at amgem in 1985 and said I am not buying this company there is nothing to it. Well it was approx $5 when I looked at it and I bought it but sold it like a fool because people said I was crazy. I am not suggestiong that scrc will turn into the likes of an Amgn but with some patience more than 1 minute and 51 seconds you may be able to make a lot of $$$$ by exercising some patience. If you elect not to thats your right to do as you please.
As far as .05 stock being sold I am starting to think that people holding that are doing just that. But hey I could be wrong it won't be the first time!
Bottom line if you want true value you know what to do. the decision is up to you.
4 to 8 quarters from today is nothing. We not not move for another 2-3 quarters and could be range bound for 6-12 months. The market will be ready when its ready. Whethers its 6 months or 18 months it will come. The company neeeds to do exactly what its doing building a powerhouse in non-narcotic pain approaches. I have a couple of companies that I know of could be a nice compliment to the business we are trying to build. I believe we will become a major player in pain management. There are other companies out there who are using some very exciting scientific approaches in the area of pain management that could be of interest to scrc.
BEFORE AMGEN WAS AMGEN GOING BACK IN 1985 IT HAD NO REVENUES THE SALES NO MONEY NO NOTHING IN 1985. You could have looked at amgem in 1985 and said I am not buying this company there is nothing to it. Well it was approx $5 when I looked at it and I bought it but sold it like a fool because people said I was crazy. I am not suggestiong that scrc will turn into the likes of an Amgn but with some patience more than 1 minute and 51 seconds you may be able to make a lot of $$$$ by exercising some patience. If you elect not to thats your right to do as you please.
As far as .05 stock being sold I am starting to think that people holding that are doing just that. But hey I could be wrong it won't be the first time!
Bottom line if you want true value you know what to do. the decision is up to you.
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