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STOCK TIP: ONVO [+21.0%] (1 Viewer)

We're up another $0.30 today. In 2015, this stock is going to boom. I'm telling you, you don't want to miss out on this opportunity for a quick money grab.

 
Ok, well I'm up 17% since I first posted this. Does anyone want to lend me $10,000 to invest in this? Serious inquiry.
If I was interested in investing $10,000 into this, why wouldn't I just do it myself? Serious inquiry.
Because you're not investing in it. You're lending me money at a certain % of interest. I am taking the risk of a loss compounded with the interest charging me.

Virtually no risk to you. Thanks for giving me no benefit of the doubt, I really appreciate it guy.

 
Ok, well I'm up 17% since I first posted this. Does anyone want to lend me $10,000 to invest in this? Serious inquiry.
If I was interested in investing $10,000 into this, why wouldn't I just do it myself? Serious inquiry.
Because you're not investing in it. You're lending me money at a certain % of interest. I am taking the risk of a loss compounded with the interest charging me.Virtually no risk to you. Thanks for giving me no benefit of the doubt, I really appreciate it guy.
Well, since you put it that way: No.

 
Ok, well I'm up 17% since I first posted this. Does anyone want to lend me $10,000 to invest in this? Serious inquiry.
If I was interested in investing $10,000 into this, why wouldn't I just do it myself? Serious inquiry.
Because you're not investing in it. You're lending me money at a certain % of interest. I am taking the risk of a loss compounded with the interest charging me.Virtually no risk to you. Thanks for giving me no benefit of the doubt, I really appreciate it guy.
Well, since you put it that way: No.
"And you want to be my latex salesman..."

 
Ok, well I'm up 17% since I first posted this. Does anyone want to lend me $10,000 to invest in this? Serious inquiry.
If I was interested in investing $10,000 into this, why wouldn't I just do it myself? Serious inquiry.
Because you're not investing in it. You're lending me money at a certain % of interest. I am taking the risk of a loss compounded with the interest charging me.Virtually no risk to you. Thanks for giving me no benefit of the doubt, I really appreciate it guy.
Well, since you put it that way: No.
"And you want to be my latex salesman..."
:thumbup:

 
We've already hit the 20% mark. When are you guys going to open your eyes? When I'm up 50%? When the stock splits? Doubles? Triples?

 
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$0 * 1.20 = $0

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Why don't you open tons of credit cards and get cash advances?

Sell whatever you have and use that.

Stop spending money on everything and just invest it all.

College appears to be a waste of money. If you can start with like $5k and turn around 500% a year, you can be a millionaire in 3.5 years give or take.

 
$0 * 1.20 = $0

While I'm here, if you haven't yet donated to the Chance for Hope in the thread PINNED, please do so. We are nearly at $5000 and counting. Great cause, #### cancer. #AllDonationsMatter

Join your FBG brothers and sisters in the fight against cancer!
Not true, I have a small amount of money invested in this.

 
Tough to make a decision without a Youtube link to Organovo's highlights in the first post. Also have they played Seattle yet?
http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=705088

Considering that I had Beckham ranked as my #3 WR prospect back in March, makes me laugh at anyone who devalues my opinion because I didn't know he played Seattle.
I'm not laughing at you for not knowing he played Seattle. I'm laughing at the notion that a guy is not 'good' until he's played well against Seattle. And then secondarily that you can successfully evaluate a guy based on watching his Youtube highlights. Having the dude around #3 is probably better than a lot of people had him. The problem is your process is deeply flawed, as it his here with stock evaluation, and in pretty much everything you do that involves predicting future outcomes.

 
TheAristocrat said:
jamny said:
We've already hit the 20% mark. When are you guys going to open your eyes? When I'm up 50%? When the stock splits? Doubles? Triples?
update?
Em only updates when he thinks he has an advantage not when he's embarrassed by reality.
I'm willing to be we see another increase on next Quarter's financial reports. This will be the 1st Quarter we will be able to see the profits from the first product ONVO has released.

Before the company was all R+D. Now they are selling something. Comparing the past two quarters results should give us a hint to where the stock is going and if anyone wants to buy out this company. ;)

 
TenTimes said:
Em, do you think Organovo Holdings, Inc. will be bought out, and if so by who and when?
I think they'll get bought out but only if the numbers look good over the next couple of quarters. They just started selling liver tissue back in November. So we don't know HOW profitable it's been.

They are still developing different products but if the revenue is decent from this first product launch, I would imagine ONVO would hold off on selling until they could cash in for a bigger payday.

They want to do a lot more than liver cells. Keep track of their quarterly reports if anyone is interested. Most people in the know, know about this stock and its longterm potential. I'd like to see it clear $10.00 a share this year.

 
TenTimes said:
Em, do you think Organovo Holdings, Inc. will be bought out, and if so by who and when?
...I would imagine ONVO would hold off on selling until they could cash in for a bigger payday...
I'm not sure I follow you here.
From my understanding, Organovo can exist about another year or so without starting to face significant financial trouble. Meaning, they'll have to find capital from somewhere in order to keep functioning as a business.

They have the patent on a very unique and very useful product which they began selling in November. They also have various other patents that are still in the experimental stage. The more of these products that they have available, the more their company is ineveitably going to be worth in a buy-out.

Product 1: Liver tissue they sell for testing the toxity of drugs can bring in "x dollars" per year.

Product 2: Say heart tissue, can bring in "x dollars" per year.

A parent company can easily buy out ONVO and keep them afloat for 10 years while they continue to develop this technology. Without even worrying about profits. But if ONVO knows their best solution is to sell themselves, then logically they want to be a freestanding company as long as possible with as many revenue streams as possible to show "WHY" their company is worth what they're asking for it.

"We have a net worth of X."

"We have two products which have been bringing home $4,000,000 in revenue."

"Revenue for those two products has been increasing 20% per year as the industry adapts to our product."

"We are developing 3 - 4 more products that we think can add $5 - 6 million dollars in revenue over the next 10 years."

They will need to sell eventually if profits from this initial release product are not sufficient (or if they don't find a logical source of more income). But they have enough time to pad what the "true value" of their company really is.

 
Em, do you think Organovo Holdings, Inc. will be bought out, and if so by who and when?
...I would imagine ONVO would hold off on selling until they could cash in for a bigger payday...
I'm not sure I follow you here.
From my understanding, Organovo can exist about another year or so without starting to face significant financial trouble. Meaning, they'll have to find capital from somewhere in order to keep functioning as a business.

They have the patent on a very unique and very useful product which they began selling in November. They also have various other patents that are still in the experimental stage. The more of these products that they have available, the more their company is ineveitably going to be worth in a buy-out.

Product 1: Liver tissue they sell for testing the toxity of drugs can bring in "x dollars" per year.

Product 2: Say heart tissue, can bring in "x dollars" per year.

A parent company can easily buy out ONVO and keep them afloat for 10 years while they continue to develop this technology. Without even worrying about profits. But if ONVO knows their best solution is to sell themselves, then logically they want to be a freestanding company as long as possible with as many revenue streams as possible to show "WHY" their company is worth what they're asking for it.

"We have a net worth of X."

"We have two products which have been bringing home $4,000,000 in revenue."

"Revenue for those two products has been increasing 20% per year as the industry adapts to our product."

"We are developing 3 - 4 more products that we think can add $5 - 6 million dollars in revenue over the next 10 years."

They will need to sell eventually if profits from this initial release product are not sufficient (or if they don't find a logical source of more income). But they have enough time to pad what the "true value" of their company really is.
But it's a publicly-traded company so anyone with half a billion +/- can buy them out depending upon the movement of their stock price. There are some limited things the company can do to affect that, but it's not like they can dictate their selling price like a private company could.
 
The important fact to remember is the June quarters results will include the 20 or so new contracts they won in the first quarter.

Do the math. Even at 1 contract per customer x 20 = 20 new contracts. Lets be conservative and say 1/2 of those the revenue falls into the June ending Q. 10 contracts x an avg of $150,000= $1.5 million in revenue vs almost $0 in the last Q. The June Q is when the non believers become believers.

 
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Eminence said:
The important fact to remember is the June quarters results will include the 20 or so new contracts they won in the first quarter.

Do the math. Even at 1 contract per customer x 20 = 20 new contracts. Lets be conservative and say 1/2 of those the revenue falls into the June ending Q. 10 contracts x an avg of $150,000= $1.5 million in revenue vs almost $0 in the last Q. The June Q is when the non believers become believers.
Well i am sure you will continue to buy the bottom an sell the top so you soon will be out of the parents house and on to your personal island somewhere. Where is popsecret to come in and praise your stock buying/analytical skills?

 

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