Is Twitter worth $44 billion dollars ??? I'll pass
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Posted On: 11/29/2022 9:48:55 AM
Is Twitter worth $44 billion dollars ??? I'll pass on that. The real question is "Is social media worth it and will it continue in the foreseeable future?". Somebody is betting BIG it is, $44 BIG ones. Naturally, since $44 BIG ones is on the table for a bunch of tweety birds sharing photos of their breakfast and kitties playing piano, the question needs to be asked - "What is a medical device worth that provides drug-free, sensation-free, no adverse events to date, portable and easy to use, proven safe for diabetics and the elderly, no side effects, proven efficacious, FDA approved, medical device whose market size for chronic pain is in the billions as well as providing effective pain reduction for 100s of millions of medical procedures worldwide?"
So, here is another question. Is the medical products (for pain relief) industry, as a whole, worth $44 BIG ones and what are the chances of this industry for pain relief (pharma & non-pharma) products continuing in the foreseeable future? I will not pass on this one. The answer is yes, on both counts. What about non-pharmaceutical products for pain relief? The market just got smaller. What about affordable, non-pharmaceutical products? The market just got a whole lot smaller. How many companies offer an affordable, non-pharmaceutical product(s)? Bioelectronics. As in ONE.
Don't forget our products (PEMF, RecoveryRx, Actipatch) also greatly reduces the possibility of lawsuits, lowers repeat visits for same condition thus increasing a hospital's rating and lowering insurance rates as a result of. Lotta meat on that bone.
Yes, I am dabbling in the buyout conspiracy theory of BIEL. There is no shortage of deep-pocketed, investment money, anywhere. Here are the big IFs. IF we get insurance coverage in all markets. IF we successfully deliver on the Synergy deal. IF each device brings in $10 profit per device we have $9.75 million dollars in the bank which means we are a profitable, ongoing enterprise. IF 'word' of our devices gets out worldwide (social media, OMG!) then demand skyrockets. IF we have sufficient material and manufacturing capability (Viant?) to meet demand. Some IFs are more iffy than others, granted.
Sorting out the IFs is what separates investors from speculators. And lends credence to what Oscar Wilde said, "The future belongs to those who recognize opportunities before they become obvious."
"Sic parvis magma" - Greatness from small beginnings
definitely BUY_MORE_SHARES
later, WBeacham
So, here is another question. Is the medical products (for pain relief) industry, as a whole, worth $44 BIG ones and what are the chances of this industry for pain relief (pharma & non-pharma) products continuing in the foreseeable future? I will not pass on this one. The answer is yes, on both counts. What about non-pharmaceutical products for pain relief? The market just got smaller. What about affordable, non-pharmaceutical products? The market just got a whole lot smaller. How many companies offer an affordable, non-pharmaceutical product(s)? Bioelectronics. As in ONE.
Don't forget our products (PEMF, RecoveryRx, Actipatch) also greatly reduces the possibility of lawsuits, lowers repeat visits for same condition thus increasing a hospital's rating and lowering insurance rates as a result of. Lotta meat on that bone.
Yes, I am dabbling in the buyout conspiracy theory of BIEL. There is no shortage of deep-pocketed, investment money, anywhere. Here are the big IFs. IF we get insurance coverage in all markets. IF we successfully deliver on the Synergy deal. IF each device brings in $10 profit per device we have $9.75 million dollars in the bank which means we are a profitable, ongoing enterprise. IF 'word' of our devices gets out worldwide (social media, OMG!) then demand skyrockets. IF we have sufficient material and manufacturing capability (Viant?) to meet demand. Some IFs are more iffy than others, granted.
Sorting out the IFs is what separates investors from speculators. And lends credence to what Oscar Wilde said, "The future belongs to those who recognize opportunities before they become obvious."
"Sic parvis magma" - Greatness from small beginnings
definitely BUY_MORE_SHARES
later, WBeacham
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