RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Seto said we'd hit 90 patients by Q4
Accountprince wrote: If Nasdaq was the end game they would have done it already. They did the things to get ready (accounting consistency, SH permission etc) a while back and the markets couldn't have been more ideal the last two years. Tech and healthcare the sexiest of the bunch. They would have also finished the wide dispersion of new issues a while back. Those rock bottom share issues would look bad if they were planning to go public on Nasdaq. Walden would have been busy. Lastly, they look too pathetic as management and Bored to garner any attention - not the least of which is a recent record of doing virtually nothing. So its a smokescreen.
A buyout of all or each of the two segments will happen. If separate deals Dialco will be sold first and then PMX. What are your thoughts MM?
More and more I'm coming around to that way of thinking although I still haven't completely ruled out a spin- off IPO, or a Nasdaq endgame. But as you say, it doesn't fit with the current unfolding of events and with what should have been a golden opportunity ( ie perfect market to create value)
there is more to the apparent bungling and key-stone cops routine than meets the eye IMO ( including the IR and BB side comedy scetches )
Covid was both a real issue and good cover for awhile ... now they need a new narrative to buy time.
I see increasing odds of a single buyer vs two separate buyers.
MM