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Post by liane on Mar 21, 2016 7:49:28 GMT -5
I know everyone (except the shorts) is excited to finally see some positive price action. But please keep the unsubstantiated hoping, wishing, dreaming and speculation (eg BO rumors) to a minimum. Thank you!
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Post by kbrion77 on Mar 21, 2016 7:58:46 GMT -5
I know everyone (except the shorts) is excited to finally see some positive price action. But please keep the unsubstantiated hoping, wishing, dreaming and speculation (eg BO rumors) to a minimum. Thank you! Liane I wish you the best of luck the next couple months with monitoring. I have a feeling you will be busy. I would also like to add to the true investors out there just be weary of ALL message boards/StockTwits/Twitter the next couple months, once April 5th comes there will be some crazy speculations out there. Stick to your individual investment plan and just be cautious of what is being thrown out there. Good luck to all.
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Post by peppy on Mar 21, 2016 8:16:13 GMT -5
Ok, liane. However, allow me to say, this price action is the most excitement on the good side we have had in a 8 month downside slide that caused many of the long time posters to close up shop, never to be seen again, one deleted all posts, I didn't know that could be done. There are only a few of us left. Please allow us to be happy. I myself, try to post links. Pep
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Post by liane on Mar 21, 2016 8:27:14 GMT -5
Please allow us to be happy. I myself, try to post links. Pep Be Happy! www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-diB65scQULinks are good. It's the YMB style "buyout at 20 tomorrow" scenario that I'm trying to avoid.
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Post by spiro on Mar 21, 2016 8:31:35 GMT -5
Spiro most agree with his boss Liane. Message boards are notorious for irrational pumping. It is understood that on occasions we will have not only pumping and dumping, but also stumping and stomping. However the most clever posters have been able to disguise pumping by attempting to use cerebral analysis. it is Spiro's opinion that it is difficult to be labeled as a pumper if share price projections are left out of the post.
Spiro here, MNKD to da moon soon, Note: Spiro does not know how much the moon will be.
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Post by esstan2001 on Mar 21, 2016 8:41:25 GMT -5
Spiro most agree with his boss Liane. Message boards are notorious for irrational pumping. It is understood that on occasions we will have not only pumping and dumping, but also stumping and stomping. However the most clever posters have been able to disguise pumping by attempting to use cerebral analysis. it is Spiro's opinion that it is difficult to be labeled as a pumper if share price projections are left out of the post. Spiro here, MNKD to da moon soon, Note: Spiro does not know how much the moon will be. Well, We know it is made out of cheese, and we can calculate it's volume. The question is what kind of cheese...
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Post by spiro on Mar 21, 2016 8:56:39 GMT -5
Greek Feta cheese. The good stuff sells for around $10 a pound.
Spiro here, Yassou
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Post by monger on Mar 21, 2016 16:19:19 GMT -5
Spiro most agree with his boss Liane. Message boards are notorious for irrational pumping. It is understood that on occasions we will have not only pumping and dumping, but also stumping and stomping. However the most clever posters have been able to disguise pumping by attempting to use cerebral analysis. it is Spiro's opinion that it is difficult to be labeled as a pumper if share price projections are left out of the post. Spiro here, MNKD to da moon soon, Note: Spiro does not know how much the moon will be. Well, We know it is made out of cheese, and we can calculate it's volume. The question is what kind of cheese... Oh man, I can't believe someone else didn't do this already. OK, here goes. 1 pound of feta according to Spiro is $10. 1 pound of solid cheese is 2 cups, cubed is 2.5 cups, and shredded is 4 cups. We'll go with solid for now. 2,000 pounds of cheese then, is about a cubic meter. That's a big hunk of cheese! The moon is 21.9 billion cubic kilometers. There are 1 billion cubic meters in a cubic kilometer. So a cubic kilometer is 2,000 billion pounds of cheese, or $20,000 billion. If MNKD was worth ONE cubic kilometer of cheese (and at a little over $2 the market cap is around $1 billion), it would be going for $40,000 a share. But since the moon is actually 21.9 billion cubic kilometers, the share price would be $800,000 billion dollars. Hey, if you're going to pump, pump big or go home! Personally, I'd settle for the price going to the same as a moon made of shredded cheddar. That's my starting negotiating position, anyway.
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Post by esstan2001 on Mar 21, 2016 16:34:01 GMT -5
Well, We know it is made out of cheese, and we can calculate it's volume. The question is what kind of cheese... Oh man, I can't believe someone else didn't do this already. OK, here goes. 1 pound of feta according to Spiro is $10. 1 pound of solid cheese is 2 cups, cubed is 2.5 cups, and shredded is 4 cups. We'll go with solid for now. 2,000 pounds of cheese then, is about a cubic meter. That's a big hunk of cheese! The moon is 21.9 billion cubic kilometers. There are 1 billion cubic meters in a cubic kilometer. So a cubic kilometer is 2,000 billion pounds of cheese, or $20,000 billion. If MNKD was worth ONE cubic kilometer of cheese (and at a little over $2 the market cap is around $1 billion), it would be going for $40,000 a share. But since the moon is actually 21.9 billion cubic kilometers, the share price would be $800,000 billion dollars. Hey, if you're going to pump, pump big or go home! Personally, I'd settle for the price going to the same as a moon made of shredded cheddar. That's my starting negotiating position, anyway. Don't forget- It will take 6 lbs of Feta on Earth to equal just one pound on the moon. We must account for this in our valuation. And I'll be happy for the price to go to this reduced gravity moon too! :-)
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Post by Dartman on Mar 21, 2016 17:51:42 GMT -5
I'd settle for the value of cheese food spread... At moon gravity.
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Post by tayl5 on Mar 21, 2016 19:40:00 GMT -5
Ban shredded cheese--make America grate again!
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Pumping
Mar 21, 2016 20:45:37 GMT -5
via mobile
Post by patten1962 on Mar 21, 2016 20:45:37 GMT -5
Ok, liane. However, allow me to say, this price action is the most excitement on the good side we have had in a 8 month downside slide that caused many of the long time posters to close up shop, never to be seen again, one deleted all posts, I didn't know that could be done. There are only a few of us left. Please allow us to be happy. I myself, try to post links. Pep This has been fun!
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