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Post by cretin11 on Dec 2, 2021 23:11:04 GMT -5
Now that you put it this way I clearly see how effective that move is. Perfect analogy between Goncalves (worth $100M) and Mike who made $600K the past few years, I think he should sell everything he has and buy stock to show you just how much he believes in the company. Goncalves’s net worth is like 90+% CLF stock. Mike was gifted millions in stock. Comparison is fine. Yeah but on the other hand, is it really a fair comparison? Goncalves is admittedly an elite CEO, perhaps a virtuoso. We don’t necessarily even need a virtuoso CEO (though we wouldn’t complain if we did). |
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Post by prcgorman2 on Dec 3, 2021 7:48:15 GMT -5
Goncalves’s net worth is like 90+% CLF stock. Mike was gifted millions in stock. Comparison is fine. Yeah but on the other hand, is it really a fair comparison? Goncalves is admittedly an elite CEO, perhaps a virtuoso. We don’t necessarily even need a virtuoso CEO (though we wouldn’t complain if we did). Insider buying is the measure of a great CEO? Since when? Did Goncalves inherit a company on the rocks and near bankruptcy, deeply in debt, with no meaningful ability to market their single product? Did he triple the stock price of his company in the last year? Did he increase sales several hundred percent since becoming CEO? Ugh. Insider buying though, yeah, that’s the ticket. If only. Whatever. |
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Post by awesomo on Dec 3, 2021 12:20:56 GMT -5
Yeah but on the other hand, is it really a fair comparison? Goncalves is admittedly an elite CEO, perhaps a virtuoso. We don’t necessarily even need a virtuoso CEO (though we wouldn’t complain if we did). Insider buying is the measure of a great CEO? Since when? Did Goncalves inherit a company on the rocks and near bankruptcy, deeply in debt, with no meaningful ability to market their single product? Did he triple the stock price of his company in the last year? Did he increase sales several hundred percent since becoming CEO? Ugh. Insider buying though, yeah, that’s the ticket. If only. Whatever. Boy you like being wrong... 1. MNKD has not tripled in the last year, it is up 49% last twelve months. CLF is up 66%. 2. If you want to talk about pandemic lows, CLF is up 6.5x off the low. 3. CLF's revenue increased 165% since 2015, first full year of being CEO. 4. CLF has undergone a transformational business model under Goncalves. 5. CLF's market cap is 10x that of MNKD. 6. CLF hasn't piggy-backed off UTHR and Martine Rothblatt for a good amount of their gain. |
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Post by cjm18 on Dec 3, 2021 12:59:17 GMT -5
Insider buying is the measure of a great CEO? Since when? Did Goncalves inherit a company on the rocks and near bankruptcy, deeply in debt, with no meaningful ability to market their single product? Did he triple the stock price of his company in the last year? Did he increase sales several hundred percent since becoming CEO? Ugh. Insider buying though, yeah, that’s the ticket. If only. Whatever. Boy you like being wrong... 1. MNKD has not tripled in the last year, it is up 49% last twelve months. CLF is up 66%. 2. If you want to talk about pandemic lows, CLF is up 6.5x off the low. 3. CLF's revenue increased 165% since 2015, first full year of being CEO. 4. CLF has undergone a transformational business model under Goncalves. 5. CLF's market cap is 10x that of MNKD. 6. CLF hasn't piggy-backed off UTHR and Martine Rothblatt for a good amount of their gain. Every successful partnership will be 🐷 backing. The ceo gets no credit. |
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Post by cretin11 on Dec 3, 2021 14:41:01 GMT -5
Insider buying is the measure of a great CEO? Since when? Did Goncalves inherit a company on the rocks and near bankruptcy, deeply in debt, with no meaningful ability to market their single product? Did he triple the stock price of his company in the last year? Did he increase sales several hundred percent since becoming CEO? Ugh. Insider buying though, yeah, that’s the ticket. If only. Whatever. Boy you like being wrong... 1. MNKD has not tripled in the last year, it is up 49% last twelve months. CLF is up 66%. 2. If you want to talk about pandemic lows, CLF is up 6.5x off the low. 3. CLF's revenue increased 165% since 2015, first full year of being CEO. 4. CLF has undergone a transformational business model under Goncalves. 5. CLF's market cap is 10x that of MNKD. 6. CLF hasn't piggy-backed off UTHR and Martine Rothblatt for a good amount of their gain. Well said. One might even say that Goncalves is a simply amazing CEO. 🏅🤑 |
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Post by prcgorman2 on Dec 6, 2021 8:00:42 GMT -5
Insider buying is the measure of a great CEO? Since when? Did Goncalves inherit a company on the rocks and near bankruptcy, deeply in debt, with no meaningful ability to market their single product? Did he triple the stock price of his company in the last year? Did he increase sales several hundred percent since becoming CEO? Ugh. Insider buying though, yeah, that’s the ticket. If only. Whatever. Boy you like being wrong... 1. MNKD has not tripled in the last year, it is up 49% last twelve months. CLF is up 66%. 2. If you want to talk about pandemic lows, CLF is up 6.5x off the low. 3. CLF's revenue increased 165% since 2015, first full year of being CEO. 4. CLF has undergone a transformational business model under Goncalves. 5. CLF's market cap is 10x that of MNKD. 6. CLF hasn't piggy-backed off UTHR and Martine Rothblatt for a good amount of their gain. Boy you like to spin... 1. The price of MNKD for the majority of 2020 was below $1.50. The price of MNKD for the majority of 2021 has been around $4.50. 2. Good for CLF. Sounds like they were sucking. MNKD has been steady through the pandemic which is, frankly, amazing. 3. 2015 was prior to MC’s stewardship. 2017 revenues were $12M. Last year’s revenue was $65M. That’s considerably more than 165%. 4. MNKD marketing of Afrezza is dramatically diffferent than it was under Pfeffer and the YoY increase in revenue (pre-pandemic) from Afrezza proved it. 5. Good for CLF. Based on how well MNKD has been doing, it looks like we’re significantly undervalued. 6. LOL!! A brilliant bit of work on the part of MNKD to execute on a good deal, and that’s continually made out like it’s charity. Move on. And, last but not least, I noticed that insider buying by the CLF CEO was not in your list of why Goncalves is a great CEO, and there we agree. |
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Post by akemp3000 on Dec 6, 2021 11:13:34 GMT -5
It seems ironic that MC gets a lot of criticism because of the stock price while Goncalves, whose stock price has performed about the same, gets praise. This also doesn't really fit with a strategy of tracking insider buys. Oh well, as they say opinions are...well, free. Goncalves does deserve praise for ripping the analysts.
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