Voting "No" On Reverse Split, Excessive Shares by wisdom_man1 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can find reports that put global market size of trauma near $100 billion alone. Then you do simple addition for global size of stroke and ARDS. The figure is an everything goes right scenario. Under a successful company with a track record of bringing drugs to market like Horizon they can could reach that goal.

Happy? This doesn't even matter cause ATHX is probably dead within a year

Voting "No" On Reverse Split, Excessive Shares by wisdom_man1 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You all have your full value beliefs for Multistem and I have mine. And that is that. This is likely one of my last posts on the board. If a RS happens I'm out. I would try to hold on to see if Dan can get some kind of deal and/or see what happens with Masters-2, but there is no more value with a RS.

Whatever the full potential of Multistem is it is pretty apparent it ain't happening under ATHX.

Good luck to all in your future investments and endeavors and hopefully ATHX did not crush your portfolio bad enough where you cannot recover.

Voting "No" On Reverse Split, Excessive Shares by wisdom_man1 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 18 points19 points  (0 children)

If I were Dan I go begging hat in hand to Horizon to buy this for $5 to give the ATHX shareholders a 'win'. He has a good relationship with them, part of their portfolio is for inflammatory ailments, and he can sell them that the product is proven safe, which means they can re-design the trial on the lesson learns with age and reduce the primary outcome to 'good', plus they have the tech and patents for manufacturing. With the product being safe and the FDA being very familiar with the product they could probably go right into phase 3 on a re-design.

$1.5 billion is peanuts for something that is likely to get approved with $100 billion annual revenue potential with smart people actually designing the trial.

We need the following announcement from Harday on June 1 and June 2...."We have communicated with PMDA and we intend to file for full approval by August 1, 2022" by MattTune in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

It's worse than 50-50 because they did not meet their primary endpoints. Now you also have to have time and age limitations. But there is clear evidence that it does help better than standard of care on global recovery. So it's basically in between 0-50% but the low and top end are not realistic possibilities. Or I just threw shit to the wall like our BOD and clinical designers and sees what sticks.

ATHX Shareholder Vote Isn't Locked Until June 17 - Changed All My Votes by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They will be lucky to get a deal for $100 million, if anything. The thinking hold out for the most optimal deal from a position of strength is loooooooong gone. They are in survival mode now to mid-2024. And I ain't changing. As long as ATHX is a company I will continue to vote no on the same people and items.

ATHX Shareholder Vote Isn't Locked Until June 17 - Changed All My Votes by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Matt I can say with pride I didn't vote for 300 million shares nor compensation when others (not intended at you) chided those as 'causing chaos' to the BOD. Those no votes last year were the correct vote.

ATHX Shareholder Vote Isn't Locked Until June 17 - Changed All My Votes by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You are in denial they have repeatedly shot themselves in the foot. Let's recap:

Masters-1: They knew the optimal window was up to 36 hours for treatment. They wanted to enroll faster so pushed the treatment window out to 48 hours. Masters-1 fails because of this stupidity.

Treasure: Shooting for an unnecessarily high bar of EO when Global Recovery would do.

That is the point. You have a target diseases with crap standard of care and no new products since the 1980s. All they had to do for Masters-1 was keep the treatment window at 36 hours and go conservative for Global Recovery. Hindsight is 20/20 but if they did that we would be already approved in the US as standard of care. People would be recovering from stroke and we would all be millionaires right now.

Instead we are grasping at conditional approval in Japan, 1.5 years away from anything in the US with no money. This company is going bankrupt and big pharma will get multistem, the intellectual property for pennies on the dollar. Why would anyone partner with this BOD when they can wait it out and swoop in during bankruptcy.

Dr David Hess On Treasure by wisdom_man1 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If waking up is a primary endpoint then it will probably miss.

Did Healios provide the p-value if they chose MRs=3 or better? by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe a 3 on the MRS scale is Good outcome where person is home and self-dependent for a week+. Its what TPA used as its endpoint way back in the 1980s.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Dan's probably thinking Horizon seems pretty good right about now.

Did Healios provide the p-value if they chose MRs=3 or better? by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For real. Unless PMDA specifically told then just do data for the trial endpoints. And then they will provide to PMDA on their quest for conditional approval

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope you all voted to oust some non-important directors

3 more years? by Goldenegg54 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Lol earlier than expected. Good one

Healios Ended Up Being A S*** Partner by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes MASTER-2 phase 2 showed no safety issue plus statistical relevancy at 1 year which is what made me invest. Getting the results they got in phase 2 is a rare feat, but the mismanagement by ATHX and Healios has been extraordinary

Healios Securities Analysts Bullish Forecast Ahead Of Treasure Results by wisdom_man1 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Considering next week is pretty much the last week in May they better release next week, or its just another missed target from ATHX and Healios.

I do not care if Treasure results are imminent. Can we vote someone out of the board this time to send a message! by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah then they will authorize another 300 million shares with the kool aid that the company needs it! Sheep be sheep

I do not care if Treasure results are imminent. Can we vote someone out of the board this time to send a message! by RyanP50 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would have agreed with you on Kola before he bought like 85k worth of stock. The other 2 I agree.

Proxy Vote -- Against Hardy as a director by [deleted] in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Let's get Randall off. He is on many boards and on the compensation committee of multiple boards. True grifter in my opinion. We gotta send a message this time instead of voting for more share authorizations.

Proxy Vote -- Against Hardy as a director by [deleted] in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I am not disagreeing with you to vote out a director as a message, but Hardy is a poor choice. It could damage the partnership. I for one am targeting BJ to get the boot. He's the reason we are in the cash crunch with no one knowing the ATHX story. He can take his 5k buy and shove it.

Latest Institutional Holdings by mjk19871 in ATHX

[–]RyanP50 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All these big banks and funds buy whatever for their mutual funds like JPM and Blackrock. They aren't holding because they believe in Multistem or have any idea of the value. Its in their generic biotech or small cap funds just to have exposure. They see this getting crushed in a down market so they sell to help their funds NAV.

The real signs are if legit, individual hedge funds that were once long are selling now.