Regenx Tech Corp. C.RGX

Compare RGX market cap

[smoke1legal]

I'm shaking my head... How is a battery recycler AMY trading at $125 million cap (high/low range of 230M/65M) and RGX is sitting at $35 million today? 

 

Compare AMY: still in prototype phase, and have no secure source yet for spent batteries. In other words, the same position as ETI was 3 years ago.

 

I won't go into RGX details as we all know it, other than to say it commences production in a matter of weeks, and has a secure source of spent CC. I would think it should trade in the range of $0.35 to $0.50, if not more. Are spent batteries worth more than spent CC? Help me understand! 

https://midasletter.com/2023/02/recyclico-battery-materials-cveamy-ceo-interview-on-recycling-e-waste-into-new-batteries/?utm_source=Midas+Letter+Newsletter&utm_campaign=99e7ef41a0-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_03_10_02_49_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_5831ad2179-99e7ef41a0-105304828

[lscfa]

Threat of a IP infringement lawsuit from ETI is an overhang on RGX stock price  

[bailey2]

Suggest for any interested potential shareholders, to go to the Regenx website-media section- Kerry Lutz interview to get up to speed.    Probably the biggest " threat "are legacy issues with execution on timelines for various reasons both internal and external. Interesting that through the whole 20 minute video not one word is mentioned about the free newco shares of Bull

[lscfa]

RGX's stock price has already priced in 2 modules up and running when there are none yet.....     Capacity 1 module 2 modules 3 modules 4 modules Plant Revenues  20,000,000 45,000,000 75,000,000

[smoke1legal]

Iscfa, your financial line items may be correct with the exception of your valuation line. If this tech proves itself in modules 1 to 4, then the world opens up to RGX. A big company with a deep pocket may buy it out and spread these modules across the world. This potential premium must be considered in the valuation, but you ignored it. You can't use an

[Ballsofire]

Maybe this is an excellent case where the stock hasn't taken off yet, meaning one can invest early to achieve the most profit. As far as I'm concerned this is one of the only stocks I see skyrocket when the word gets out. You don't see these kind of stocks very often, I'm in!

[Eagleseeker]

Exactly what I thought 7 years ago.  I am still in!?! Glta.

[lscfa]

347 million shares issued for $0.015 ($0.03 after rollback) from rights offering means many shareholders sitting on 200% gains. Profit-taking?  

[calerxx]

Not 200%   You have to factor in that our old positions were cut in half if we didn't participate in the share offering. For most investors the break even point after the equity raise would have been around 7.5 cents a share. This doesn't account for the fact many shareholders are long and have carried forward losses that will increase this break-even number.   Now for

[GoodHabits]

I don't have the amounts that some other longs here have, but this is very much true. Been a long term holder and break-even has kept pushing up and now sits around 18 cents CAD. Each rights offering forces your hand if you want to maintain your position (which I do because MWX/RGX does offer an actual business plan with the nice story), but at some point I had to say that I can't keep