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Post by spiro on Jun 6, 2014 15:54:22 GMT -5
Another total nonsense article by WSJ. The author Ed Silverman apparently doesn't know how to research his topic very well. It looks like he wrote the entire article based on what David Kliff of Diabetic investor thinks. You guys remember David Kliff, who is good pal of Adam Feuerstein. LOL. One would think a legitimate writer would try to find a few more respectable people, maybe like one of the endocrinologists who testified at the AdCom meeting. it sure looks like Ed Silverman doesn't even know that there is another side of the Afrezza argument. This article is for the garbage can, the one with dead fish in it. JMHO
Spiro
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Post by spiro on Jun 6, 2014 8:07:39 GMT -5
You guys have got to be kidding. If Spiro had that many shares with more to come, he would have sold a lot more than 133,000 shares. Spiro says good for them, it's obvious they know how to manage their wealth. Spiro also said that he would fire all their butts as soon as he could.
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Post by spiro on Jun 5, 2014 11:56:00 GMT -5
Quoting Spiro, " What we have here is a classic weak hand shakeout, see you $20 very soon" Spiro also says, for those who do not truly understand, there is nothing wrong with taking profits and moving on. They will soon regret their lack of due diligence.
Spiro has spoken, let it be known
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Post by spiro on Jun 4, 2014 17:58:54 GMT -5
Spiro humbly accepts your rather verbose apology. It took Spiro many years of strategic stock research to develop the skills and insights needed to forecast price movement in biotech stocks. It's either that or blind luck. Baba, you may address me as Emperor Spiro The Great now. Now for a rather serious issue. You all recall the Walgreens incident where a yard man blew my wife's hair with a leaf blower? Well today, at Bed Bath and Beyond, an ominous looking hippie started flirting with my wife while she was looking for a blender. I immediately ran to my car to get my new super duty Husqvarna 580BTS leaf blower. I was excited by my first opportunity to use it. I am pleased to report that he didn't stand a chance and cowardly ran away.
Spiro
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Post by spiro on Jun 4, 2014 12:47:49 GMT -5
That would be a jig with my dog chasing and barking at me, so that could make it a line dance
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Post by spiro on Jun 4, 2014 9:16:24 GMT -5
I am getting too old for all this dancing around my desk chair, these greek dances are very energetic. I must confess that I sold 20 of my july 3 calls for an over 200 % gain. I still have control of 55k shares.
Spiro
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Post by spiro on Jun 3, 2014 21:53:52 GMT -5
This latest MNKD stock price surge, started on May 9, with a close of $6.22. MNKD's share price has risen 15 of the past 17 trading days, with only a .08 drop on May 15 and a .05 on May 22. One would think that the shorts may be covering a little bit here, but that may not be the case. As of today Charles Schwab is still paying 6.5% to borrow MNKD shares. If the shorts were covering, I am not sure they would still be doing this. This chart doesn't include todays close of $9.51. finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=mnkd
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Post by spiro on Jun 3, 2014 15:23:06 GMT -5
Ashiwi, Savzak, Rockeye, and myself are buying every one of those options you guys are dumping. This is what happened to me today. I mistakenly discussed my MNKD profits with my wife and asked her if she thought I should take some profits. She replied, absolutely not and to go for it. I told her fine, then you are the one going to Siberia, if things don't work out. I told her that I got this advice from a good friend on Liane's board.
Spiro here, dancing around his chair a little in Miami.
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Post by spiro on Jun 3, 2014 9:14:19 GMT -5
Purge, I am still buying and counting chickens, but I still accept the fact that the FDA still hasn't taken Siberia out of play yet.
Spiro
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Post by spiro on Jun 3, 2014 7:35:58 GMT -5
It's about time the discussion has moved to revenues. BTW, MNKD is going to need to produce a lot more than 375 million cartridges, very soon after launch. They will need to add at least 2 new plants, within 2 years of launch. LOL, I am being very cautious with my numbers here.
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Post by spiro on May 30, 2014 18:12:47 GMT -5
Baba, You may be right, this dog of a stock was $7.01 on May 14 and couldn't hold on to it's lousy $2.45 gain at $9.46 in 13 trading days. Those 68 million short share owners must be happy MNKD only closed at $8.90 today. Hitting those big intraday highs must really make those shorts happy, it allows them to short some more. Maybe next Friday this dog will hit $10.75 and only close at $10.25. Damn, I love dogs, when they keep moving up and giving some back.
Spiro here, enjoying the moment.
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Post by spiro on May 30, 2014 14:34:19 GMT -5
I see that some of you do not believe in the goodness of mankind. That YMB poster may actually be an honest cardiologist and MNKD shareholder. Hopefully, one of the good doctors on this board will soon ask a Glaxo rep about this news. BTW, it's OK to believe a YMB poster, just don't invest any money on that belief.
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Post by spiro on May 30, 2014 13:15:43 GMT -5
The fun is just starting, stay tuned. Interesting post on YMB earlier today. Ashiwi is trying to confirm this from his island getaway. I hope this poster is being truthful. bbrb24 • 3 hours ago 33users liked this postsusers disliked this posts1Reply An Afrezza sales rep visits my office...maybe?? I am a physician (cardiologist), and yesterday a drug rep with Glaxo SmithKline stopped into my office to inform us that she won't be calling on us anymore as she is being transferred to a different division in GSK - to the Diabetes group. I asked what product she is marketing, and here is her answer... "The company has not told us what our product is because it is still under FDA control & confidentiality. However, they told me I will be trained in July and sales will begin in August...." I have been accumulating MNKD shares x 2 years now after reading about the science and making a believer out of myself, and wasnt going to buy anymore - until this happened yesterday! Hope it helps...enjoy...and feel free to post some option plays that may be profitable with this info! Less Sentiment: Hold
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Post by spiro on May 29, 2014 11:33:29 GMT -5
Just to clarify things Baba, I actually thought you had 300,000 warrants. I am not surprised by today's share price, but rather disappointed we are not above $10 yet. I am still waiting for some on this board to start saying that FDA approval is factored in now, because of the high market cap, LOL, boy will they be wrong again. But of course, JMHO.
Spiro
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Post by spiro on May 28, 2014 19:24:23 GMT -5
I hate these discussions about warrants, because it reminds me of being too stupid not to convert all my shares to warrants, when they selling for 37 cents. That's when they looked too good to be true. I only bought 12,000 for .37 and then 8,000 for .50 a couple of weeks later. I should have bought 200,000 like Baba did. When the warrants got pricey, I converted them all to $5 leaps, which provided more leverage at that time. I am currently using a sophisticated top secret options trading spreadsheet developed by a high tech military expert. Several other members of this board are also trial participants in this experimental spreadsheet project. I guess recently, I have been getting a little better using the spreadsheet, because the developer only called me stupid a couple of times today.
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