Hemostemix Inc V.HEM

Looks good to me

[Mike420life]

Lookin like it's setting up for a run , 60 million shares gobbled up in the last 3 days ? What do they know?

[reap37]

That this technology is life changing and they are showing very promising results. The Aspire lawsuit was simply a roadblock from getting this therapy to market. I don't know if you guys realize that Kyle Makofka (Apsire CEO) was also Hemostemix's CEO at one point. So he had the insider scoop and obviously knows the potential results/revenue this can bring...

[Stockmoneyman17]

Also look up Jed wood. He was a director for Hemo back in 2016, same time as Kyle Makofka You think these boys don't no anything about the product Hemo has? This was the group who tried to take it over  IMO 

[TriumphSpitSix]

That's my reading as well. Makofka is a "finance bro" dºuchebag who smelled blood in the water when he brought in the Jed Wood vulture capital gang as his financial backers for the "restructuring" of Hemostemix. This cabal of sharks consists of Wood, Makofka, Drive Capital, JMWI and Jed Woods' own children Blake and Randi Wood, each with their own shell companies

[milstogo]

Exactly. I'm thinking Jeb Wood might be the one Kyle Makofka's talking about in that interview from September 2019. https://bioinformant.com/hemostemix/ When he starts out saying:  "I first became involved with Hemostemix when a longtime friend and business partner came to me with some concerns around an investment his Family Office had made in the company. He has a long

[TriumphSpitSix]

Ok, so it looks like I may have had causality backwards. It's Jed Woods who is the shark and had a pre-existing financial relationship with HEM. Looks like he brought Makofka in as his "tool" to restructure the company out of public existence and into his private control.

[milstogo]

That's what it looks like. Then Makofka counldn't resist the opportunity to climb on board with Wood and fleece the very company he's CEO of. IMO what a couple of slimballs if that's what it is. At the very least one would think it'd be a conflict of interest.  One thing we do know for sure though; if those two wanted the company that badly and went to such lengths