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Post by agusta on Oct 31, 2016 15:56:48 GMT -5
To those on this board... A large stock holder here who is losing confidence fast. Large competitive BIO's want this buried and have the connections to help this happen. Sad.
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Post by orlon on Oct 31, 2016 16:10:29 GMT -5
I agree. At .40/shr, just when do they throw in the towel and declare bankruptcy. I see no other way out of this situation. I've been a shareholder for eight years and have never been so dissapointed in one company with a great product. To all of the optimists on this board I say good luck...I feel like Andy Devine's character in Dr. Strangelove, riding the bomb and yelling yahoo.
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Post by cgiscgis on Oct 31, 2016 16:20:00 GMT -5
Management doesn't worry about share price or cash flow. They believe in improving the product and hope things will fall into place, you know that epic turnaround.
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Post by agusta on Oct 31, 2016 16:23:39 GMT -5
Have lost over $390/k on another Inhalable product "AFREZZA" Stock Symbol - ALXA BANKRUPT - 10 for 1 reverse split and ended up paying 9 cents per share -
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Post by mnkdfann on Oct 31, 2016 17:05:22 GMT -5
"How Many MORE 52 wk. Lows " I don't know but I think I can give you an upper bound: No more than 42.
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Post by goyocafe on Oct 31, 2016 17:15:31 GMT -5
I agree. At .40/shr, just when do they throw in the towel and declare bankruptcy. I see no other way out of this situation. I've been a shareholder for eight years and have never been so dissapointed in one company with a great product. To all of the optimists on this board I say good luck...I feel like Andy Devine's character in Dr. Strangelove, riding the bomb and yelling yahoo. I thought it was "Yeeehaawwww", but I'm on the one right above you!
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Post by falconquest on Oct 31, 2016 20:34:14 GMT -5
I agree. At .40/shr, just when do they throw in the towel and declare bankruptcy. I see no other way out of this situation. I've been a shareholder for eight years and have never been so dissapointed in one company with a great product. To all of the optimists on this board I say good luck...I feel like Andy Devine's character in Dr. Strangelove, riding the bomb and yelling yahoo. The next conference call will be significant. Everyone knows the situation, whether Matt addresses it is another thing entirely. If they don't demonstrate a solid plan for raising cash this thing could tank precipitously. I hope for all here there is something in the works.
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nsmyth
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Sentiment: Long
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Post by nsmyth on Oct 31, 2016 22:06:02 GMT -5
also a long time, large investor in this. I was looking at my portfolio and its depressing. I cant believe I held on for so long. this all makes no sense, the product is so transformative in diabetic care but yet no one knows about it. boggles the mind in the information age.
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Post by babaoriley on Nov 1, 2016 1:11:45 GMT -5
I agree. At .40/shr, just when do they throw in the towel and declare bankruptcy. I see no other way out of this situation. I've been a shareholder for eight years and have never been so dissapointed in one company with a great product. To all of the optimists on this board I say good luck...I feel like Andy Devine's character in Dr. Strangelove, riding the bomb and yelling yahoo. orlon, I can't console you on your feelings re MNKD, but trust me, that was not Andy Devine (alias Jingle P. Jones)!!
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Post by agedhippie on Nov 1, 2016 7:34:50 GMT -5
also a long time, large investor in this. I was looking at my portfolio and its depressing. I cant believe I held on for so long. this all makes no sense, the product is so transformative in diabetic care but yet no one knows about it. boggles the mind in the information age. You invested in a stock that requires you to educate the market and that takes time. It's always a high risk because you are entirely dependent on the education process delivering before you run out of money. The option is the " build it and they will come" model as widely used during the dotcom era. Mannkind has to educate the prescribers, which is what they are doing, before they can sell Afrezza seriously. The question, as always, is if they can educate the market before they run out of money.
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Post by mockingjay on Nov 1, 2016 7:55:49 GMT -5
also a long time, large investor in this. I was looking at my portfolio and its depressing. I cant believe I held on for so long. this all makes no sense, the product is so transformative in diabetic care but yet no one knows about it. boggles the mind in the information age. it's not about no one knows about afrezza, it's about the system: you need to have 4 months to book an endo and then you need to do the spirometry test (if you are lucky, the endo has spirometry in house, if not you need to book again in 4 months) , and then you need to fight with the insurance, and then the endo needs to justify the warning label ... really it's too much things to block afrezza to the market and last : yes .. maybe no one knows about it. How can we market afrezza with so much problems .
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Post by liane on Nov 1, 2016 7:57:09 GMT -5
Follow-up visits generally do not take another 4 months to obtain; only the initial visit.
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Post by orlon on Nov 1, 2016 10:19:52 GMT -5
Baba, I do indeed stand corrected. It was Slim Pickens who played Maj. King Kong. Both bring a smile when I think about them...both Jingles and the good Major would have been proud about the way I rode Mannkind down to the ground
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Post by babaoriley on Nov 1, 2016 12:47:11 GMT -5
Baba, I do indeed stand corrected. It was Slim Pickens who played Maj. King Kong. Both bring a smile when I think about them...both Jingles and the good Major would have been proud about the way I rode Mannkind down to the ground Fabulous movie, one you can watch many, many times!
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Post by brentie on Nov 1, 2016 14:47:11 GMT -5
Baba, I do indeed stand corrected. It was Slim Pickens who played Maj. King Kong. Both bring a smile when I think about them...both Jingles and the good Major would have been proud about the way I rode Mannkind down to the ground Fabulous movie, one you can watch many, many times! For baba...
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