Spectral Medical Inc T.EDT

The BS pumpers have returned, which is not good news

[Stocktree]

for the SP in the medium term.

Apart from that, we can still see that this is the most off the market stock of all time, which cancels any predictions these stooges are trying to have us swallow.

As of now today, 323 501 shares were "traded". That little "1" at the end of the rather large volume for EDT is the only part of that "trading" that has made the needle move (by 1 cent and very briefly).

A total Sshow from beginning to end...

[gebremeskel]

Which part are you disputing? - the 140,000 patient target ? - the potential 25% - 50% market penetration ? - the 10X - 20X EBITDA multiple ? - the 375M outstanding shares ? Or are you just being ornery? Forget the current Sshow - where is this thing likely to end up? Please present a coherent argument. Extra points if you can show your work.

[Stocktree]

The likes of you have been here predicting an explosion in SP at every possible and imaginary "milestone", including the approval of EDT's dialysis apparatus and the interim data announcement and no real world investment has translated into a serious move in the SP, except for scooping it back up from its yearly low point. And the zillion of times you guys have predicted this would

[mercedesman]

I have the tree dweller on ignore, so I don't see his posts. But I did see yours with his lame comments embedded ( always a naysayer is he)  Let me know if he responds with any sound logic, or any coherency, or any sound reasoning or any rebuttal to the math ( which is just an extension/extrapolation of what Spectral continues to publish). Somehow, I sincerely doubt it.  MM

[gebremeskel]

No such luck. Just disappointment about DIMI, anger at anyone who ever had hopes for its success and a bunch of ad hominem attacks directed against the fat cats at Spectral (who will inevitably scru the little guy) and anyone who has ever been positive about the success of Spectral's sepsis treatment. I didn't see even the slightest acknowledgement that a rational argument is called

[mercedesman]

Lol Thats what I thought.  He plays the " wounded creature" well.  I have never seen any counter argument to good points or any intelligent, sound reasoning for that matter. Always about the past, never the future.  This game of seeking an FDA  approval via RCTs is fraught with delays, roadblocks and likely politics and dare I say unseemliness. He probably

[Stocktree]

You don't fool anyone here, little pumper boy. You talk about the future, but are never right. Then you muddy the past and invent another fictional future. "You have to expect setbacks": however, that's never what you seem to expect yourself, right? When a poster said 2 years ago "this will be dead money for 2 years", you didn't respond: "probably, but there

[gebremeskel]

All true. Penny stocks are not for everyone. If you choose to invest your money in high-risk, speculative stocks it's absurd to whine when things don't go your way and/or do not conform to your timetable. Uncertainty, delays and disappointments are all part and parcel of the game. But if you're lucky enough to spot the right opportunity and patient enough to wait it through to the

[jdunlop]

Most of the bashers ( whiners) are day traders imo. According to the surveys l have read 98% lost money, the remaining abt. 2% make minimum wage. A very small 0.001% actually make money. Unfortunately we have these losers populating most boards.

[Spamme54321]

Highly doubt there are any day traders here. Nobody day trades a stock with such low volume. If you want to daytrade you choose something thats liquid.