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Post by sportsrancho on Feb 26, 2016 14:59:20 GMT -5
At least my head isn't in the sand! I hope you didn't mean her head is in the sand because she is the last person I would say that to! |
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Post by mindovermatter on Feb 26, 2016 15:07:02 GMT -5
At least my head isn't in the sand! I hope you didn't mean her head is in the sand because she is the last person I would say that to! No, my comment wasn't at all in reference to her but I can see where some might interpret that. |
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Post by scottiemac on Feb 26, 2016 15:14:51 GMT -5
Mari ("Mimi") L. Danihel was raised in Wyoming and later moved to California, where her father was the chief of staff at Lancaster Community Hospital. She recently retired from Danihel Property Management, the business she inherited from her late husband, Leo Danihel, a native of Slovakia and past President of the World Slovak Congress. Ms. Danihel became a Slovak citizen in October 2004. She was named the American Heart Association of Los Angeles' 2010 Crystal Heart Honoree at its annual "Go Red for Women" Luncheon. Ms. Danihel is also a Director at the Alfred E. Mann Foundation and the Los Angeles World Affairs Council.
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Post by BlueCat on Feb 27, 2016 12:37:48 GMT -5
May make sense to lock up thread.
But on the business side - I would suggest that for the stock price, prospects are only up, and this will not change anything. At most, questions about the Foundation.
Why?
This type/level of loss/risk is already priced in with loss of SNY contract, shorts projecting BK, and analysts rating down to .25 a share. Imagine what would have happened last summer at $7 when even as late as last Fall, the perception was that TASE went through because of Al's influence.
Those that held through all of the negative sentiment, and as witnessed in the overall community response to his loss - the resolve to succeed is stronger than ever.
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Post by mnkdfann on Feb 27, 2016 13:33:17 GMT -5
This type/level of loss/risk is already priced in with loss of SNY contract, shorts projecting BK, and analysts rating down to .25 a share. Imagine what would have happened last summer at $7 when even as late as last Fall, the perception was that TASE went through because of Al's influence. Those that held through all of the negative sentiment, and as witnessed in the overall community response to his loss - the resolve to succeed is stronger than ever. I don't mean to sound harsh or negative, but we must acknowledge that same sort of thing (that the bad news is priced in) has been said in the past for many stocks people have ridden down to zero. Imagine a new bit of bad news shows up. No longer is there the backstop / hope of Al's influence to make things right. |
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Post by sportsrancho on Feb 27, 2016 14:08:58 GMT -5
From Nate, same situation as before. Why wouldn't they put up (small dollars), if needed. To protect (big dollars) when it comes to MNKD?
Al was working up till the last min. I think we can rest assured he had a plan in place. And it will be carried out according to his wishes.
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