"Ralph has been quoted as saying they are not looking to be taken over."
He was also quoted saying that the losses were confined to 1 customer for a small amout of time. At this point I do not think it matters what Ralph says when we know he has a boat load of options. The end game here and some will disagree is a very possible delistment followed by a buyout. I experienced this 1st hand with SPDV back in the day. Exact same situation.
makes a good point that if we were rejected by BARDA we should have known around April 15. Thus I think BARDA discussions are still going on. Given North Korea, Iran, and the latest bombings I think they will get funding.
A delistment does not mean the company will automatically die. Rather it means the shareprice will take a large cut.
Now lets just say the company does go into bankruptcy, Hercules has the vast majority of the company has collateral. So they would be paid off first w/ any liquidated assets or parts of the company sold off in a BK. Next would come creditors and bond holders (if any), then prefered stock (if any) and then lastly shareholders. Typically shareholders are taken to the cleaners.
OCZ should be able to get some financing for the May 31st deadline but at high interest. Selling the power division and some of the production lines is also a possibility (per RS's statements). The biggest threat is the delistment for the short term. It takes on average 20-40 days for NASDAQ to have a hearing and then another 3 weeks on average to make a decision (so I've been told).
Thanks Aricool. Many exist that would rather see such data not be published. Too bad for them.
I like Fusion-io but avoided them in the past since I thought they were a bit overvalued. I got lucky on that. I might have to start studying them in detail again. So no, I just can't offer any recomendations on them yet.
Cleveland BioLabs Offers Medical Countermeasures Against Potential Terrorist Attacks [View article]
Nice article, I have written on CBLI in the past and I was just considering exploring the dirty bomb angle. I might also point out that AOLS might be a good one to watch.
Not a bad article, might I suggest a few pictures to break it up. It provides a good reference point for readers if they scroll around. Also using bold to break apart main thrusts helps people if they are skimming or revising the article for future use.
OCZ: Game Over! [View article]
Some follow up here but the stock is currently at 1.18 as of May 19, 2013. :)
OCZ: It's Dead And Done [View article]
OCZ: It's Dead And Done [View article]
OCZ: It's Dead And Done [View article]
He was also quoted saying that the losses were confined to 1 customer for a small amout of time. At this point I do not think it matters what Ralph says when we know he has a boat load of options. The end game here and some will disagree is a very possible delistment followed by a buyout. I experienced this 1st hand with SPDV back in the day. Exact same situation.
OCZ: Game Over! [View article]
Simply put.. hang loose and wait for the delistment news. Nothing has changed. Hopefully the stock goes higher so the puts become cheaper.
OCZ: Game Over! [View article]
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makes a good point that if we were rejected by BARDA we should have known around April 15. Thus I think BARDA discussions are still going on. Given North Korea, Iran, and the latest bombings I think they will get funding.
OCZ: Game Over! [View article]
OCZ: Game Over! [View article]
Now lets just say the company does go into bankruptcy, Hercules has the vast majority of the company has collateral. So they would be paid off first w/ any liquidated assets or parts of the company sold off in a BK. Next would come creditors and bond holders (if any), then prefered stock (if any) and then lastly shareholders. Typically shareholders are taken to the cleaners.
OCZ should be able to get some financing for the May 31st deadline but at high interest. Selling the power division and some of the production lines is also a possibility (per RS's statements). The biggest threat is the delistment for the short term. It takes on average 20-40 days for NASDAQ to have a hearing and then another 3 weeks on average to make a decision (so I've been told).
I would focus on the delistment over BK.
OCZ: Game Over! [View article]
I like Fusion-io but avoided them in the past since I thought they were a bit overvalued. I got lucky on that. I might have to start studying them in detail again. So no, I just can't offer any recomendations on them yet.
Cleveland BioLabs Offers Medical Countermeasures Against Potential Terrorist Attacks [View article]
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Just some positive advice.
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If your comment is in reference to the DHS sales that info came out after this article I think.