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Post by spiro on Sept 12, 2015 10:52:59 GMT -5
Actually Avogadro, Spiro believes that it's much harder to find Endo's with enough brains to figure out that Afrezza can control diabetes.
Spiro here, Let's face it, most Endo's are either slow learners or they actually don't care enough about most of their patients glucose control.
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Post by spiro on Sept 8, 2015 6:38:48 GMT -5
Thanks Peppy and I bet you didn't know that Spiro has been using deflated balls a lot longer than Tom Brady.
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Post by spiro on Sept 7, 2015 21:30:43 GMT -5
Spiro wasn't aware that so many people knew that he was an outstanding athlete. Attachment Deleted
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Post by spiro on Sept 7, 2015 12:38:15 GMT -5
Spiro thinks this is why the retention rate is high for Afrezza users. Check out Spiro's last 12 days on Afrezza. Ok, Spiro didn't eat any pancakes and syrup during this period.
97 fasting 139 89 82 92 122 119 116 97 fasting 118 102 123 88 100 fasting 120 135 97 131 87 96 fasting 99 147 135 95 94 fasting 97 100 109 82 100 fasting 120 135 97 131 85 96 fasting 99 147 133 95 97 97 100 109 82 88 100 fasting 120 130 87 131 85 96 fasting 99 147 133 95 94 fasting 97 100 109 103 fasting 83 92 90 fasting 104 90 just before lunch today
Spiro here, a diabetic would have to be nuts to stop using Afrezza.
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Post by spiro on Sept 6, 2015 22:43:47 GMT -5
Spiro has lost about 9 pounds in 6 months. Not good enough, but still trying to lose more weight.
Spiro here, waiting for Mallomar season to start next month.
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Post by spiro on Sept 6, 2015 12:02:44 GMT -5
Spiro has noticed that a lot of senior women apparently are not bothered by the Afrezza Dreamboat apparatus in his front pocket. But if Spiro had an Exubera Bong in his front pocket, that could possibly scare the older women, or not? Size is a major difference between the Dreamboat and the bong. But does size really make that much of a difference? It's more about effectiveness of the delivery device.
Spiro here, it's the Dreamboat for him
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Post by spiro on Sept 5, 2015 16:31:54 GMT -5
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Post by spiro on Sept 5, 2015 15:12:15 GMT -5
By now, most of you should have realized that Spiro does a lot of thinking every weekend. Whereas during the trading week, he may often make decisions without thinking too much. So, here is something else to think about this weekend. Because Spiro is an Afrezza user and knows for a fact that Afrezza is an incredible insulin and after talking to four other Afrezza user's, Spiro has reached several conclusions. 1. Sanofi and most other major Pharma companies now know that Afrezza has blockbuster potential. BTW, the shorts also know this. 2. At the present time, Sanofi has barely begun to market Afrezza, based on their negligible spending on advertising thus far. 3. Doctor education and Insurance coverage are the two main issues that are keeping Sanofi from starting phase two of their launch or spending major money on a DTC blitz. Spiro has heard from reliable sources that most Sanofi reps are currently getting about 50% of their written scripts covered by insurance companies. This number is obviously increasing as more insurance companies add Afrezza to their formularies. It is plausible to believe that Sanofi should be very close to pulling the trigger on an all out DTC campaign. We should be getting some hints on this in the next several weeks. Spiro here, Afrezza is just too good to fail Attachment Deleted
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Post by spiro on Sept 3, 2015 12:09:12 GMT -5
Muchas gracias amigos,
You know what, being a diabetic isn't all that bad, as long as you have Afrezza in your pocket.
Spiro here, our day is coming
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Post by spiro on Aug 29, 2015 15:50:16 GMT -5
Actually, Spiro being blue-green colorblind, would have preferred blue, red and yellow. But Spiro doesn't give a hoot, because the blues work perfect for him, with an occasional extra blue one to the rescue when needed. Now black and blue would not work, because Spiro will quite often wears one black sock with one blue sock. Maybe red, white and blue would have been a good combo.
Spiro here, now you know why Spiro only wears solid black socks most of the time.
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Post by spiro on Aug 29, 2015 15:20:21 GMT -5
mssciguy,
I have always complimented Spiro on his uncanny ability to be a trouble maker and then run for the hills.
John here
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Post by spiro on Aug 29, 2015 9:30:41 GMT -5
About 34 million shares traded from $4.06 down to $3.31.
Only 16 million or so from $3.31 to $3.92.
MNKD has had 3 consecutive up days. The last time we saw 4 consecutive up days was during the June 2 run to $7.23. But of course, none of this means anything. But, what is that saying? The trend is our friend?
Spiro here, OK, occasionally Liane and BD let Spiro post some nonsense during the weekend and Spiro had to cancel his Hurricane party, so he is a little bored.
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Post by spiro on Aug 25, 2015 7:32:38 GMT -5
Spiro always enjoys reading threads like this one, particularly because he didn't start the thread. However Spiro is now a reformed irrational pumper and has lowered his expectations so much that he would now be OK, not happy, just OK, with a buyout of $15 a share. In light of what Spiro personally knows about the effectiveness of Afrezza, he believes that anything less than $15 per should be considered criminal activity.
Spiro here, still one of the few Type 2 diabetics enjoying the life changing benefits of Afrezza
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Post by spiro on Aug 24, 2015 9:30:23 GMT -5
Spiro has been in a fetal position under his desk, checking quotes on his cell phone. Spiro is starting to venture out a bit now.
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Post by spiro on Aug 21, 2015 21:18:48 GMT -5
How dare that Spiro to say that Afrezza can save lives. Just because Afrezza can control high blood sugar, reduce severe hypoglycemia, help lower lout of control liver and kidney enzymes, help with weight loss, reduce basal insulin needs etc. How could he have the audacity to compare Afrezza to the millions upon millions of lives that guns have saved. Wow
John here, that Spiro can really stick his flat feet in his mouth at times.
Spiro here too, Afrezza can not only save your life like a gun could, but it can also make your quality of living a lot better.
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