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Post by StevieRay on Nov 15, 2013 19:25:45 GMT -5
As foolish as it sounds, I have quite literally gone “ALL IN” with MannKind! I feel very comfortable with this position and will continue to hold until Afrezza has successfully reached the masses. I'm so tempted to do this myself. GLTA!! I can’t say this is right for everyone so if you decide to go all in please be certain you can go without the assets for an extended period and for goodness sakes stay off margin. I’m debt free, retired and have enough income from rental property to survive. And plenty of savings in case of emergencies. So just be careful and don’t over extend yourself. There is always the possibility of some sort of delay. Not sure if you’re familiar with the history of MannKind but it’s certainly fitting for a Hollywood suspense movie – a real thriller! And there could be new twists and turns to come. I believe, due to the game changing nature of Afrezza, there are powerful forces working against us. But I’m also certain of the science and that will carry the day. BP also knows and is keenly aware of the Afrezza’s gravity and will also want to profit thus I’m certain we will have a very good deal. Our CEO has lots of skin in the game which allows me to sleep at night. Good Luck! |
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Post by alcc on Nov 16, 2013 0:29:40 GMT -5
You da man, StevieRay! No guts, no glory. Seriously, you sound well diversified re your assets, just not in stocks. I don't subscribe to diworsification myself. In special circumstances like this one the right move is indeed imo to back up the truck. You only have to be right once like that in your life.
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Post by afrezzamiracle on Nov 16, 2013 17:33:19 GMT -5
StevieRay, how high do you think this stock will max out at? What's your exit strategy?
You have balls of steel, I like your style!
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Post by StevieRay on Nov 16, 2013 18:47:56 GMT -5
StevieRay, how high do you think this stock will max out at? What's your exit strategy? You have balls of steel, I like your style! Well, that’s a tough one. Too many moving parts to tell at this time. My hope is we’ll strike a deal with a global partner that also would tolerate MannKind to co-promote Afrezza. I believe this is the best scenario that will provide the maximum returns over the long term. This will allow me to scale out (say 10k to 15k shares/year) of my position over many years. However, if we get bought out for some absurd amount I’ll probably take the money & run. Or leave a some on the table with the BP winner but not too much. I’m hoping since Al has put his name on the company that he wants this to be his legacy for which he is forever remembered and that’s kind of hard to do under a buyout situation. The global BP partnership with co-promotional rights ensures Afrezza reaches the masses and when it does then our investment will be fully mature and ready for harvesting. |
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Post by jpg on Nov 18, 2013 0:37:00 GMT -5
MNKD doesn't have 700 million of debt fortunately... And A. Mann has more equity then this fund.
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Post by nemzter on Nov 21, 2013 18:38:48 GMT -5
I'm so tempted to do this myself. GLTA!! I can’t say this is right for everyone so if you decide to go all in please be certain you can go without the assets for an extended period and for goodness sakes stay off margin. I’m debt free, retired and have enough income from rental property to survive. And plenty of savings in case of emergencies. So just be careful and don’t over extend yourself. There is always the possibility of some sort of delay. Not sure if you’re familiar with the history of MannKind but it’s certainly fitting for a Hollywood suspense movie – a real thriller! And there could be new twists and turns to come. I believe, due to the game changing nature of Afrezza, there are powerful forces working against us. But I’m also certain of the science and that will carry the day. BP also knows and is keenly aware of the Afrezza’s gravity and will also want to profit thus I’m certain we will have a very good deal. Our CEO has lots of skin in the game which allows me to sleep at night. Good Luck! Thanks for the words of wisdom! That's why I've forced myself to just stick with my current position which is sitting very nice at this moment. I still have 30 years of work left in me before retirement which makes the "ALL IN" so tempting at times ... |
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