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Post by harryx1 on Nov 11, 2015 13:11:32 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2015 13:14:21 GMT -5
Good move Slug, why not!!
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Post by bluemoth on Nov 11, 2015 13:14:22 GMT -5
This bothers me a lot. Why doesn't the company issue a statement refuting this news or explaining it and protect the share price? The CEO, CFO etc. have hundreds of thousands of shares at play...
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Post by purge on Nov 11, 2015 13:15:08 GMT -5
WOW! They are thick as thieves.
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Post by tchalaa on Nov 11, 2015 13:16:08 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2015 13:17:07 GMT -5
This bothers me a lot. Why doesn't the company issue a statement refuting this news or explaining it and protect the share price? The CEO, CFO etc. have hundreds of thousands of shares at play... They are in the business of running the company.. not respond to rumors by tom,dic and harry...( not our harry).. if they start responding ..there will be even more rumors...any material news will be filed officially |
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Post by alethea on Nov 11, 2015 13:18:33 GMT -5
Well, all I can say is I hope the SEC steps in and prosecutes those behind this complete lie that was put out there, beginning with AF who started the whole lie. He did this purposely to try and break the spine of MNKD. He took a chance, now he should pay the penalty, along with the brokerage firms that helped to spread this false news story. This is just incredible to me. Just incredible. Aloha. (Although I completely agree with your sentiment). Wall Street is crooked and utterly corrupt. And despite there no doubt being many good, decent, honest and well-meaning people in the Government, they either can do nothing or are prevented from doing so.) On this Veterans' Day, think about the vile, greedy, evil, manipulating scum on Wall Street as contrasted to the Heroes who gave their lives for the good of others. |
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Post by bullofwallstreet on Nov 11, 2015 13:19:19 GMT -5
i feel like the Israelis were on this deal with Gs to drop the pps as low as they can so they can get into 50m shares cheaper freaking scumbags
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Post by jeremg on Nov 11, 2015 13:22:49 GMT -5
Can anyone comment on the implications of "will be able to sell the shares on Wall Street"? I was under the impression after Matt's statements that the indexes had to hold the shares. Someone else commented previously that they can sell, just not lend; but why this specific mention that they "will be able to sell the shares on Wall Street"? What is the significance? |
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Post by cjc04 on Nov 11, 2015 13:23:07 GMT -5
This bothers me a lot. Why doesn't the company issue a statement refuting this news or explaining it and protect the share price? The CEO, CFO etc. have hundreds of thousands of shares at play... At this moment,,,, I completely agree with MNKD's silence... No reason to subject themselves to a back and forth based on misinformation, especially considering the source, and considering things are changing by the minute. They told us the plan, and so far it's still on..... You can imagine Matt is knee deep working this deal and looking out for MNKD. I can't imagine he cares about tweets or Internet forums. |
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Post by Chris-C on Nov 11, 2015 13:24:32 GMT -5
AF: This $MNKD article says TASE deal might be back on but w/ modifications. The translation is really bad, unclear. AF exhibits a typical practice by these scumbags. They publish hit pieces and then come back after the fact and acknowledge that they were incorrect. To blame this on poor translation is not an excuse. If I were AF I'd be worried. This time, a clear TORT can be shown because the stock tanked with the incorrect information. Because he is a journalist in the industry, he has a duty, whether on Twitter or any other medium, to make sure that what he reports is accurate. His Tweets should be sent to the SEC. I don't have a problem with people taking a perspective that differs from mine; that's what makes a market. I do have a problem with people who intentionally distort news to profit through driving the share price down on false information to benefit short interests. That's manipulation, and that is illegal, even in the US. Chris C |
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Post by lakers on Nov 11, 2015 13:25:15 GMT -5
It is appearing like the deal will go ahead and TASE ETFs (whoever participate) will pay 97% of MNKD closing price on TASE on Nov. 12. The confusion seems to be with the 'locked up for 6 months' restriction that the ISA was having problem with, and Matt alluded to in his email to Bloomberg. So it seems that the ETFs can't sell the shares for 6 months on the TASE, but can sell those shares in NYSE or Germany. However, they can't lend the shares out...It was strange to me, at first, about these ETFs can't sell the shares since ETF in its nature is supposed to minim the sector the fund is in, so now it's clear what the problems were and how they are going solve it.
From YMB
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Post by cfield23 on Nov 11, 2015 13:29:20 GMT -5
Can you guys explain this one: We note that the issue is not related to the cancellation of the entry of stock indices which is expected to take place tomorrow, just not through issuance of new shares (ie in terms of documents - without a discount of 3%, and for the company - without raising money). In this case, demand from the share certificates will be around 300 million. If that's the case, does it mean the ETFs can buy on market, but cannnot be long term holders? If so, that means that they're not going to get any cash from this. Thoughts??? tchalaaSource: www.bizportal.co.il/capitalmarket/news/article/417848 |
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Post by jeremg on Nov 11, 2015 13:29:15 GMT -5
It is appearing like the deal will go ahead and TASE ETFs (whoever participate) will pay 97% of MNKD closing price on TASE on Nov. 12. The confusion seems to be with the 'locked up for 6 months' restriction that the ISA was having problem with, and Matt alluded to in his email to Bloomberg. So it seems that the ETFs can't sell the shares for 6 months on the TASE, but can sell those shares in NYSE or Germany. However, they can't lend the shares out...It was strange to me, at first, about these ETFs can't sell the shares since ETF in its nature is supposed to minim the sector the fund is in, so now it's clear what the problems were and how they are going solve it. From YMB Thank for clarifying Lakers! I've enjoyed your posts on YMB as well! This is what I figured given the news that has slowly trickled out after the original clusterf$%k. |
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Post by jeremg on Nov 11, 2015 13:32:04 GMT -5
Can you guys explain this one: We note that the issue is not related to the cancellation of the entry of stock indices which is expected to take place tomorrow, just not through issuance of new shares (ie in terms of documents - without a discount of 3%, and for the company - without raising money). In this case, demand from the share certificates will be around 300 million. If that's the case, does it mean the ETFs can buy on market, but cannnot be long term holders? If so, that means that they're not going to get any cash from this. Thoughts??? tchalaaSource: www.bizportal.co.il/capitalmarket/news/article/417848If this is the case, they will have to set up another offering, probably domestic. This could be good as the share price will be bolstered by purchases on the open market but bad if 50mil shares become available for covering and further shorting domestically. Is this information from Matt? |
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