Gobears: I know JP and speak with him weekly by phone. He is a long and is not flipping or shorting. He is impatient with AMBS. He is not as concerned about hitting astronomical stock prices 5 to 6 years from now as he is about seeing increases in shareholder value now. That is the rub between different longs on the mb; some are purely long term investors while others are long, but they need to see the stock go up in the near term for a variety of reasons.
There are all kinds of people and investors and not all have the same investment profile. Just because JP and I need to see the stock get up to .20 cents or more by February doesn't mean we are flippers. We may simply have different objectives with the money we've invested here.
The drum beat about dilution shows our age and experience in other small young stocks like AMBS. We've seen this happen before where management uses dilution for years to move along their pipeline, always promising that increases in shareholder value are just around the corner....but there's always another corner and the promised increase in value doesn't come for years.
Longs like JP and I want management to know that we'd rather them take some up front money now instead of always "going it alone" to get more money down the road. Obviously, we want a reasonable deal in the present, we don't want management to give things away. But we want to impress management that they can't always live in the future.....on our dime....through dilution. They need to bring in some revenue or cash from deals so that the pps continues going up as we go. Waiting for 3 to 5 years before significant increases doesn't fit certain types of longs. Stock price wise 2014 was a bust compared to the way Gerald spoke about it at the end of 2013. The company's market cap increased, but because of dilution, shareholder value didn't increase.
Gobears, I know you are a long, but I also know JP is a long, you both just have different time frames. JP is not a Solantey or Biotechexpert who are clearly traders.
I assure you both JP and I have our fingers crossed that Gerald has the goods this time and our pps will finally get the lift off we've all been patiently waiting for.
I think by February we'll be above .20 cents and we'll all be happy with the progress.
There are all kinds of people and investors and not all have the same investment profile. Just because JP and I need to see the stock get up to .20 cents or more by February doesn't mean we are flippers. We may simply have different objectives with the money we've invested here.
The drum beat about dilution shows our age and experience in other small young stocks like AMBS. We've seen this happen before where management uses dilution for years to move along their pipeline, always promising that increases in shareholder value are just around the corner....but there's always another corner and the promised increase in value doesn't come for years.
Longs like JP and I want management to know that we'd rather them take some up front money now instead of always "going it alone" to get more money down the road. Obviously, we want a reasonable deal in the present, we don't want management to give things away. But we want to impress management that they can't always live in the future.....on our dime....through dilution. They need to bring in some revenue or cash from deals so that the pps continues going up as we go. Waiting for 3 to 5 years before significant increases doesn't fit certain types of longs. Stock price wise 2014 was a bust compared to the way Gerald spoke about it at the end of 2013. The company's market cap increased, but because of dilution, shareholder value didn't increase.
Gobears, I know you are a long, but I also know JP is a long, you both just have different time frames. JP is not a Solantey or Biotechexpert who are clearly traders.
I assure you both JP and I have our fingers crossed that Gerald has the goods this time and our pps will finally get the lift off we've all been patiently waiting for.
I think by February we'll be above .20 cents and we'll all be happy with the progress.
