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Post by twibs66 on Sept 20, 2016 9:10:23 GMT -5
This is a GREAT idea! ...with at least one celebrity to join in the March. lochlyn munro he is definately known by the younger generation -older not so much-he is on twiiter praising afrezza quite often |
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Post by peppy on Sept 20, 2016 9:22:12 GMT -5
It's amazing how many people here are still so positive. We are in deep poo poo. Scripts should be a little higher at this point. Just read Seeking Alphas new hit piece MannKind: My Public Response To MannKind's Chief Commercial Officer. Even if this guy is half right we are so screwed. The writing is on the wall and there is no time left. Just waiting for the fat lady to sing... Oh and by the way I'm not a basher I have over 14000 shares. God I feel like crying. We are so positive, because none of us can believe that a fast acting meal time insulin that is not injectable, that works better to keep glucose levels from going too high in the first place and then brings glucose levels down quicker and leaves the body so well, has not been embraced by physicians. Some patients seem to like it a lot, as evidenced by twitter.
None of us can believe with the evidence of the Continuous glucose monitor staring endos in their faces, that endos are not embracing this.
Medicine is willing to reduce the size of peoples stomachs to control glucose levels. Medicine manages to create pills with a story.
The corruption involved seems huge. I didn't know or understand how corrupt the medical system is. What I hear in this country is that we have a superior system. Turns out that is a lie. We have an expensive system. We have been lied to all our lives. You try to believe in a system, of lies.
Regarding this thread, the title is ridiculous. The person that started this thread lives in Hawaii. Like they are going to fly into New York City and pay the hotel fares to march on wallstreet? Right. Another lie. A stupid supposition of the frustration involved trying to make money on the worlds best fast acting insulin. The reality is survival of the fittest.
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Post by gonetotown on Sept 20, 2016 9:31:59 GMT -5
It's amazing how many people here are still so positive. We are in deep poo poo. Scripts should be a little higher at this point. Just read Seeking Alphas new hit piece MannKind: My Public Response To MannKind's Chief Commercial Officer. Even if this guy is half right we are so screwed. The writing is on the wall and there is no time left. Just waiting for the fat lady to sing... Oh and by the way I'm not a basher I have over 14000 shares. God I feel like crying. We are so positive, because none of us can believe that a fast acting meal time insulin that is not injectable, that works better to keep glucose levels from going too high in the first place and then brings glucose levels down quicker and leaves the body so well, has not been embraced by physicians. Some patients seem to like it a lot, as evidenced by twitter.
None of us can believe with the evidence of the Continuous glucose monitor staring endos in their faces, that endos are not embracing this.
Medicine is willing to reduce the size of peoples stomachs to control glucose levels. Medicine manages to create pills with a story.
The corruption involved seems huge. I didn't know or understand how corrupt the medical system is. What I hear in this country is that we have a superior system. Turns out that is a lie. We have an expensive system. We have been lied to all our lives. You try to believe in a system, of lies.
Regarding this thread, the title is ridiculous. The person that started this thread lives in Hawaii. Like they are going to fly into New York City and pay the hotel fares to march on wallstreet? Right. Another lie. A stupid supposition of the frustration involved trying to make money on the worlds best fast acting insulin. The reality is survival of the fittest.
"The reality is survival of the fittest." I agree but right now Mannkind is looking awfully low on the food chain. |
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Post by nimrod71 on Sept 20, 2016 9:35:16 GMT -5
Hi Peppy, do you realize the company was founded in 1991 and went public in 2004. And the current share price is .69 cents. How much longer should we wait for scripts to pick up? I believe the product is superior and I was hoping for the best, but things are pretty bleak right now. The proof is in the sales and we essentially have no sales to speak of. Listen we can debate this all day only time will tell and we are quickly running out of time (In my opinion time is already up.) Zero sales equals dilution or bankruptcy. Where's the sales?  ? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 20, 2016 9:56:33 GMT -5
Hi Peppy, do you realize the company was founded in 1991 and went public in 2004. And the current share price is .69 cents. How much longer should we wait for scripts to pick up? I believe the product is superior and I was hoping for the best, but things are pretty bleak right now. The proof is in the sales and we essentially have no sales to speak of. Listen we can debate this all day only time will tell and we are quickly running out of time (In my opinion time is already up.) Zero sales equals dilution or bankruptcy. Where's the sales? ? weigh your position / portfolio accordingly then? |
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Post by peppy on Sept 20, 2016 10:03:52 GMT -5
Hi Peppy, do you realize the company was founded in 1991 and went public in 2004. And the current share price is .69 cents. How much longer should we wait for scripts to pick up? I believe the product is superior and I was hoping for the best, but things are pretty bleak right now. The proof is in the sales and we essentially have no sales to speak of. Listen we can debate this all day only time will tell and we are quickly running out of time (In my opinion time is already up.) Zero sales equals dilution or bankruptcy. Where's the sales? ? Yes, I know Where are the sales? heh. The sales are being injected into some ones subcutaneous tissue allowing their glucose levels to spike and then be brought down over hours. The sales are in the pills. A story of easy control that the unsuspecting person buys and takes. People not thinking about their liver or kidneys.
twitter.com/hashtag/afrezza?f=images&vertical=default&lang=en
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Post by harryx1 on Sept 20, 2016 10:07:50 GMT -5
For all the people poo pooing script counts, can you tell me what the average TRx numbers are for a new novel drug launch in their first 24 months? Has anyone heard of Trokendi XR®? I haven't (it's for epilepsy) but it took ~21 months to reach a total of 20,000 prescriptions. The drug costs ~$600 for a 30 day Rx. Oh and notice the other drugs it competes with that haven't even hit 8,000 total Rxs in the first 21 months.  How long did it take Afrezza to reach a total of 20,000 Rxs? ~13 months and that was under Sanofi, who we know didn't do very much to support the drug. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v9hIa0Eq-SvU57jID3BUdLuVHFxudUnaP_TEyyhdGU8/pubchart?oid=139405975&format=interactive |
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Post by nimrod71 on Sept 20, 2016 10:50:55 GMT -5
Ok I hope we get to 8000 or more scripts. That would be incredible. Just saying time is of the essence and it's already been a long and depressing journey (for me I bought in in 2010.) I really thought mnkd was going to be the next regeneron. It's hard to say I'm being impatient at this point.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 20, 2016 10:52:17 GMT -5
For all the people poo pooing script counts, can you tell me what the average TRx numbers are for a new novel drug launch in their first 24 months? Has anyone heard of Trokendi XR®? I haven't (it's for epilepsy) but it took ~21 months to reach a total of 20,000 prescriptions. The drug costs ~$600 for a 30 day Rx. Oh and notice the other drugs it competes with that haven't even hit 8,000 total Rxs in the first 21 months. How long did it take Afrezza to reach a total of 20,000 Rxs? ~13 months and that was under Sanofi, who we know didn't do very much to support the drug. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v9hIa0Eq-SvU57jID3BUdLuVHFxudUnaP_TEyyhdGU8/pubchart?oid=139405975&format=interactivei understand where you are pointing to.. but I think size of market is different between comparisions and financial position differs too |
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Post by dictatorsaurus on Sept 20, 2016 10:53:34 GMT -5
Regardless how long it took for any drug scripts to pick up, MNKD's current cash position is dire and currently running on fumes.
We are well beyond the stage for graph analysis. It's a do or die...
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Post by nimrod71 on Sept 20, 2016 11:09:18 GMT -5
Yes dictator i agree it's do or die at this point.
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Post by harryx1 on Sept 20, 2016 11:32:37 GMT -5
It's amazing how many people here are still so positive. We are in deep poo poo. Scripts should be a little higher at this point. Just read Seeking Alphas new hit piece MannKind: My Public Response To MannKind's Chief Commercial Officer. Even if this guy is half right we are so screwed. The writing is on the wall and there is no time left. Just waiting for the fat lady to sing... Oh and by the way I'm not a basher I have over 14000 shares. God I feel like crying. We are so positive, because none of us can believe that a fast acting meal time insulin that is not injectable, that works better to keep glucose levels from going too high in the first place and then brings glucose levels down quicker and leaves the body so well, has not been embraced by physicians. Some patients seem to like it a lot, as evidenced by twitter.
None of us can believe with the evidence of the Continuous glucose monitor staring endos in their faces, that endos are not embracing this.
Medicine is willing to reduce the size of peoples stomachs to control glucose levels. Medicine manages to create pills with a story.
The corruption involved seems huge. I didn't know or understand how corrupt the medical system is. What I hear in this country is that we have a superior system. Turns out that is a lie. We have an expensive system. We have been lied to all our lives. You try to believe in a system, of lies.
Regarding this thread, the title is ridiculous. The person that started this thread lives in Hawaii. Like they are going to fly into New York City and pay the hotel fares to march on wallstreet? Right. Another lie. A stupid supposition of the frustration involved trying to make money on the worlds best fast acting insulin. The reality is survival of the fittest.
Here you go Peppy... The $272 billion swindle Why thieves love America’s health-care system www.economist.com/news/united-states/21603078-why-thieves-love-americas-health-care-system-272-billion-swindleNot only do they love the health-care system but bio tech stocks as well. |
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Post by mydogskip on Sept 20, 2016 11:34:16 GMT -5
They'd call it the 10 man March. Throw in a transgender to make sure it gets news coverage.
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Post by hawaiiguy42 on Sept 20, 2016 11:35:12 GMT -5
We are so positive, because none of us can believe that a fast acting meal time insulin that is not injectable, that works better to keep glucose levels from going too high in the first place and then brings glucose levels down quicker and leaves the body so well, has not been embraced by physicians. Some patients seem to like it a lot, as evidenced by twitter.
None of us can believe with the evidence of the Continuous glucose monitor staring endos in their faces, that endos are not embracing this.
Medicine is willing to reduce the size of peoples stomachs to control glucose levels. Medicine manages to create pills with a story.
The corruption involved seems huge. I didn't know or understand how corrupt the medical system is. What I hear in this country is that we have a superior system. Turns out that is a lie. We have an expensive system. We have been lied to all our lives. You try to believe in a system, of lies.
Regarding this thread, the title is ridiculous. The person that started this thread lives in Hawaii. Like they are going to fly into New York City and pay the hotel fares to march on wallstreet? Right. Another lie. A stupid supposition of the frustration involved trying to make money on the worlds best fast acting insulin. The reality is survival of the fittest.
"The reality is survival of the fittest." I agree but right now Mannkind is looking awfully low on the food chain. What is stupid is your comment: Regarding this thread, the title is ridiculous. The person that started this thread lives in Hawaii. Like they are going to fly into New York City and pay the hotel fares to march on wallstreet? Right. Another lie. A stupid supposition of the frustration involved trying to make money on the worlds best fast acting insulin. The reality is survival of the fittest. Apparently you did not read the entire thread, I also mentioned a march in Los Angels and Honolulu, HI. Besides that being said, I fly into Philadelphia in October... do you think people who live in Hawaii cannot afford Air Fare, Hotel Accommodations, etc... YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME WITH YOUR COMMENT. I fly all over the world, more specifically, U.S. and Central/Western Asia. |
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Post by hawaiiguy42 on Sept 20, 2016 11:36:46 GMT -5
Afrezza users should plan and execute a march down Wall Street; Wall Street is a 0.7-mile-long street running eight blocks, roughly northwest to southeast, from Broadway to South Street on the East River in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, New York City, ... Downtown Los Angeles, Honolulu, HI., and any other major city that has a high rate of Type 1 and 2 Diabetics. Read more: mnkd.proboards.com/thread/6268/diabetics-on-afrezza-plan-march?page=2#ixzz4KoakJ2mx |
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