RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:57,000 views, THTX YouTube video link belowHigh minded stubborness. But I do have some sympathy for them on this as it is not a pretty place to go. Remember they did make an attempt a while back to engage with Water Tower Research, if I recall correctly the name. They were a retail oriented shop and the whole thing was quite low-end. Like Qwerty after watching ZipTrader, I suspect TH's executives felt they needed a shower after the Water Tower Research thing. But when you have managed you stock price into the $2 range, your makret cap into the $200 million range and your daily trading volume into the 20,000 range, you likely need to do things you never imagined you would have to do to get out of that spot. Not illegal things, just things that are clearly beneath your dignity. Hopefully, TH can come out with really good cancer news and that quickly propels the stock to all the places it needs to be to achieve the necessary price, market cap and trading volume goals. If not, they may need to hold their nose and dive into a retail strategy. They likely should have done so a couple of years ago but with phase 1b news likely out soon, they may be able to avoid it now.
Lee430 wrote: We know Thera follows this board and we know they have been contacted directly many times with our concerns/suggestions over their lack of retail engagement, so what could possibly be the reason for ignoring such a crucial and low hanging fruit to get us back into the institutional sand box? Any thoughts?
scarlet1967 wrote: So true also the ugliness could apply to the institutions look at Ed Nash's past roller coaster PTs and as per yourself recent trading by other institutions to make a quick profit. If you want to maximize your profit you need to use all avenues, a flexible multi purpose marketing approach others are doing it for a reason so why THTX almost certainly ignoring that part of the investment community?
SPCEO1 wrote: I really, really doubt TH had anything to do with this.
TH can get involved in the retail end of the investment sphere without getting involved in something like this. But no matter how you cut it, the retail end of the investment universe, now more than ever, is not pretty.
Despite how ugly that clip w as, the fact this caused the stock price to rise on decent volume is yet another indicator to TH that there is real hope for them to positively influence their share price by pursuing a retail strategy, particulalrly whent heir share price is too low, their market cap too low and their trading volume too low for institutional investors to participate in any meaningful way.
A higher share price always gives a company a better chance at economically building their business. For small biotech companies,it is one of the critical success factors.
qwerty22 wrote: Either this character just randomly landed on THTX or THTX put themselves in front of him. Honestly the second option seems like the worst.
I don't see how this vid has anything to do with building their business
realitycheck4u wrote:
-- And what have we learned within this video?. We have learned that filtering out information to the retail channel helps build momentum.
SPCEO1 wrote: Just about everything this gentleman says about Trogarzo is embarrassingly wrong.
TH1902 wrote: Was curious so I found the video that referenced THTX, here it is, starts around 4:30 point, pitched as a trade on FDA response expected Oct. 3rd
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6tkOY0GTVI