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Post by peppy on Aug 31, 2016 8:47:55 GMT -5
Sustained commercial........ We are all saying The same thing time over time........sales #s is what we need and need to pick up really fast. i trust Mike Castagna because of The effort and because he bought shares in open market. i'll give them time until November. If scripts and sales doesn't pick up at a decent rate, well, I'm out. gltu op quote: If scripts and sales doesn't pick up at a decent rate, well, I'm out.
reply, if scripts do not pick up we are witness to a crime. This is the thing about afrezza, we are not blind we can see.
Afrezza, technosphere insulin. Regular human insulin delivered as a monomer.
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Post by als57 on Aug 31, 2016 8:50:40 GMT -5
Even with Mike C's stock purchases, its just "kicking the can down the road" because we are far enough down the road to see that based on scripts, we are going nowhere fast. I believe the weenies at Sanofi poisoned the well, so to speak. Added to that Matt P's double talk and at times boldfaced untruthfulness has sealed Mannkind's fate. A bitter pill for me, but I'm staying to the end with much pain!
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Post by madog365 on Aug 31, 2016 14:27:04 GMT -5
Is it possible they are using the ATM option now? 1. MNKD needs to tap their financing option sooner than later 2. That would explain the forceful downward pressure on SP I find it hard to believe that nobody has mentioned that possibility in this thread, so I figure it is probably not an option yet. Is it?
Interesting. Adam F is a big time BS'er but does anyone think he is being truthful here?
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Post by mannmade on Aug 31, 2016 14:57:19 GMT -5
My my... guess it is dark again, although today sure feels fairly sunny, as I see the King Cockroach is out prowling again... Been some time since he was last sighted...
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Post by kball on Aug 31, 2016 17:21:45 GMT -5
They need money and the stock has been sinking since earnings. Could be AF's right, though the amount may be a bit different
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Post by slugworth008 on Aug 31, 2016 17:29:29 GMT -5
Is it possible they are using the ATM option now? 1. MNKD needs to tap their financing option sooner than later 2. That would explain the forceful downward pressure on SP I find it hard to believe that nobody has mentioned that possibility in this thread, so I figure it is probably not an option yet. Is it?
Interesting. Adam F is a big time BS'er but does anyone think he is being truthful here? Adam F has had it in for MNKD ever since Al called him a "Punk", which he is - IMO. Tapping the ATM - I buy that. Using the E story as a stock promotion - Selling that one as BS. They've been working on the PI for inhaled E for quite some time. I think the article was legit and accurate and honest. Once again IMO
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Post by agedhippie on Aug 31, 2016 17:49:34 GMT -5
Afrezza, technosphere insulin. Regular human insulin delivered as a monomer.
That red dots of the graph is a hypo. The line is red line is the lower alarm setting so they probably took glucose at that point which is why the curve rises. The following dip looks like the insulin soaked up the glucose and was taking them low again and they took more glucose. Nothing like trying to diagnose what happened with just a picture The time is clipped but if that is PM and they are just on Afrezza for prandial that picture shows Afrezza causing a low.
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Post by peppy on Aug 31, 2016 17:58:19 GMT -5
Afrezza, technosphere insulin. Regular human insulin delivered as a monomer.
That red dots of the graph is a hypo. The line is red line is the lower alarm setting so they probably took glucose at that point which is why the curve rises. The following dip looks like the insulin soaked up the glucose and was taking them low again and they took more glucose. Nothing like trying to diagnose what happened with just a picture The time is clipped but if that is PM and they are just on Afrezza for prandial that picture shows Afrezza causing a low. this is not our first trip around the town. he may have the line set at 70, so he can pop a cracker in his mouth. have we forgotten how to eat an orange?
How's your capillary blood glucose doing? you are the first to know management
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Post by agedhippie on Aug 31, 2016 18:36:34 GMT -5
That red dots of the graph is a hypo. The line is red line is the lower alarm setting so they probably took glucose at that point which is why the curve rises. The following dip looks like the insulin soaked up the glucose and was taking them low again and they took more glucose. Nothing like trying to diagnose what happened with just a picture The time is clipped but if that is PM and they are just on Afrezza for prandial that picture shows Afrezza causing a low. this is not our first trip around the town. he may have the line set at 70, so he can pop a cracker in his mouth. have we forgotten how to eat an orange?
How's your capillary blood glucose doing? you are the first to know management
I'm certain the line set at 70, but 70 is a hypo and they are below it. Crackers are good, an orange is a lot slower. Really you want glucose though because the measurement is more precise. Skittles are perfect as they are 1g of carbs each and almost pure glucose, plus they make a handy fun sized pack that contains 15 Skittles. As you may have gathered Skittles are my go to glucose of choice for correcting I would never argue for the superiority of capillary blood glucose over a CGM for management. Fingersticks are more accurate though although I tend not to use them when I use my CGM (because I am idle) unless it says I am low. The Dexcom has an annoy issue called a compression low which can occur if you lie on the sensor where it gives an artificially low reading.
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Post by broncolife on Aug 31, 2016 19:44:20 GMT -5
No one should be surprised if they utilize the ATM. Why oh why, would anyone put an Adam F_ckstein post on here. And for the record Epi was in the news, so Mgmt. took advantage of it. Who cares! I actually am glad to see them stoking the fire!
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Post by sportsrancho on Aug 31, 2016 20:33:07 GMT -5
No one should be surprised if they utilize the ATM. Why oh why, would anyone put an Adam F_ckstein post on here. And for the record Epi was in the news, so Mgmt. took advantage of it. Who cares! I actually am glad to see them stoking the fire! I posted about Adam so you guys could see what's really going on. Do you only want the good stuff? Besides he's short and I think he's sweating it:-))
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Post by peppy on Aug 31, 2016 20:38:47 GMT -5
No one should be surprised if they utilize the ATM. Why oh why, would anyone put an Adam F_ckstein post on here. And for the record Epi was in the news, so Mgmt. took advantage of it. Who cares! I actually am glad to see them stoking the fire! everything going on with MNKD is shocking to me. especially 69 cents. Sports helps my world o round.
The world best fast acting mealtime insulin and technosphere technology trading at 69 cents. Crazy. so, shud up.
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Post by gamblerjag on Aug 31, 2016 21:37:27 GMT -5
Hey Sports, I do find it a little odd.. (well actually not really) that AF hasn't really posted on Twitter on MNKD's downward spiral the last few weeks, yet during today's spike and 4 positive articles in the last few days.. you may be right !!! sweating it!!
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Post by sportsrancho on Sept 1, 2016 5:55:14 GMT -5
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Post by peppy on Sept 1, 2016 7:10:01 GMT -5
this is not our first trip around the town. he may have the line set at 70, so he can pop a cracker in his mouth. have we forgotten how to eat an orange?
How's your capillary blood glucose doing? you are the first to know management
I'm certain the line set at 70, but 70 is a hypo and they are below it. Crackers are good, an orange is a lot slower. Really you want glucose though because the measurement is more precise. Skittles are perfect as they are 1g of carbs each and almost pure glucose, plus they make a handy fun sized pack that contains 15 Skittles. As you may have gathered Skittles are my go to glucose of choice for correcting
I would never argue for the superiority of capillary blood glucose over a CGM for management. Fingersticks are more accurate though although I tend not to use them when I use my CGM (because I am idle) unless it says I am low. The Dexcom has an annoy issue called a compression low which can occur if you lie on the sensor where it gives an artificially low reading. Thank you. I hope to never eat another skittle. 1 gram of carb each. It puts a new color on them. Skittles, the perfect choice for correcting a low blood sugar, in an easy 15 count bag. Warning, if you are type two diabetic, never eat a skittle.
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