StageZero Life Sciences Ltd T.SZLS

Questions for this Presentation

[johnny007]

Not going into to deep into details, but I like the following to be addressed.

(a1) Is there a shareholder vote on the merger with Health Clinic, widening Stage Zero's focus into treating cancer?

(a2) Will you disclose the financial details of this company?

(a3) What are their annual operating income or cash used?

(b1) How do you compare Aristotle specificity with competitors?
Is around 10% potential false positive acceptable in the market?

[johnny007]

and that's it, silent exit. Not addressing the financials, SH vote or Aristotle accuracy or acceptance (more trials etc). Bye. Sorry for the typos, early in the morning.

[Nailbiter1]

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[johnny007]

No, to pull in material investors he needs to address exactly these questions on financials. Normally you would file form S-4 in the US, disclosing all of that: Balance sheet, income and cash flow. This is not a tiny acquisition, but a merger giving roughly 38% to new company and widening the whole business spectrum. In the end, the 'new company' will be different. So this is quite

[Mykndrsn]

Baseless concerns but 9:30 is soon. See ya!

[gojotv!]

All that stuff was addressed before, and you can register for one-on-one interaction through the "Micro-cap" site. Do your DD.

[molotov420]

Thank god he didnt say 1+1=3 lol. Someone must have told him to cut that dumb shyt out.  One thing to note is he seemed to hint that Covid revs are unpredictable now...maybe we dont see such high amounts in one of the upcoming quarters. 

[Jonnyboy85]

He was just talking over most of the ignorant stockhouse bullboard gutter trash heads:) no wonder none of you got it. There are no stupid ideas, only stupid people. https://hbr.org/2015/08/making-mergers-acquisitions-and-other-business-combinations-work In casual conversation, the idea of creating value in combinations is often expressed as 1 + 1 = 3, or some such mathematical metaphor. 

[molotov420]

Jeez you so smart...I get the concept, without your google searches. Lighten up, it was a joke.

[gojotv!]

You're a patient man, Jonnyboy. Our bashers are armchair managers who don't know the first thing about business in genral, let alone this one. I wouldn't have had the patience. I woulda just said, "Read Dr. Covey" and left to find more money to buy shares.. I'm not above profiting from the ignorance of others... lol.

[NewToInvesting7]

It makes sense that covid revenues will be unpredictable going forward.  I believe the majority of their covid testing revenues came from the US, and with so many people already vaccinated in the US, I don't think it's realistic to assume that there would continue to be a continuous upward trajectory for covid testing revenues. I hope one of the reasons for any reduction in covid

[StockscoutX]

Covid testing revenues are here to stay. It's been said that the covid vaccines will not stop you from being reinfected. Furthermore, as more variants show up, testing will be the only option to detect and isolate infected victims.

[davewho]

Pretty sure James said today that they expect covid testing to continue well into next year 2022. As of today the stats say only 26% of the US is fully vaccinated. With virus variants appearing at an alarming rate vaccination rates could prove to be meaningless. We may need to be tested and vaccinated yearly just like the flu. Especially for travellers.

[Liked2Think]

Tripp has said alot of things and most of the things he has said he would have all the information, they werent "guesses" like how long covid testing will go on for. Yet so many of the things never happened, werent true, or just failed like the rollout did. Face it Tripp screwed up massively.  No one cares about a 4 minute virtual presentation. I think its obvious Tripp is not the