Sernova Corp T.SVA

SVA should be trading at $3.40 minimum

[steadfast]

Semma was purchased for $950M U.S.
SVA should be worth minimum $1B U.S. = $1.25B Can
Total shares    fully diluted 365,714,353 round to 366M div by $1.25B  = $3.40 Can
SVA are paying Life Sciences $262,500 Can per yr + expenses for I.R.
    "   "      "       Ray Matthews$108,000 Can per yr
Total                                      $370,500
Time for these IR guys to perform and get the stock to $3.40 min
Haven't seen a lot of volume on Chicago exchange past few weeks vs Can Exchanges
SVA has broken out on the Charts, it is PERFORMANCE TIME NOW FOR IR GUYS/GALS
Time for Board of Director's to start Cracking the Whip
Where is Cannacord Analyst Report - promised almost a year ago?
Time for Sense of Urgency & Do It Now Attitude - TIME TO SUCCEED
NOW IS THE TIME TO SIGN A DEAL

[MustangSalley]

Well it must be Ray Matthews excellent pr and investor skills lol Why Toleikis pays that used cars salesman is beyond me !  Most likely Selfie pumping investors the usual big pharma deal coming .... if does not come before end of the year, sp might go down . Bit hey it's nice to see SP up and Steadfast your assessment of value seems fair. MS

[Metalsguy1]

steadfast I have given up on the idea that management actually listens here. They are luke a mule pulling the cart that ignores the whip of investor concerns. I would not even call the current SP a breakout because right now it looks like a failed breakout. Crossing 1.50 should have formed a new string level of support but as I said the volume that got us over that just wasn't good enough and

[donkeyfeathers]

In 24 months, if no adverse events and conformal coating tests well underway, the leverage will definitely be there to extract $3-4 per share.  The problem that SF and MS and you, know, is the legacy relationship between the board, the business development guy in charge, and the IR gamesmanship that has gone on forever.   FOMO when something does get announced is real.  So is the

[Metalsguy1]

Exactly DF. The problem we have is that the noobs refuse to hold management accountable and therln there are the lazy legacy guys who got in dirt cheap and are content with their gains despite the fact that we remain way undervalued.

[Treesh]

Bingo!!  Exactly . . .  "Exactly DF. The problem we have is that the noobs refuse to hold management accountable and therln there are the lazy legacy guys who got in dirt cheap and are content with their gains despite the fact that we remain way undervalued."