You guys do a good job keeping me interested. I also agree that Roth Capital will do a good job for them with the listing on NASDAQ (
and they will be loaded to the 'tits' as you like to describe it). IHL will have cash after listing. ... But how the SP will perform can / could be another story.
So, I had a look at Roth Capital's website and the healthcare deals they are showcasing there as their deals:
- Unicycive (minus 53% YTD performance)
- TFF (minus 43% YTD performance)
- Kempharm (minus 18% YTD performance)
- AppliedDNASciences (plus 12% YTD performance)
- Immunic Therapeutics (minus 35% YTD performance)
- Delcath Systems (minus 41% YTD performance)
- Cyclacel (minus 24% YTD performance)
Of course it is possible to pick other time frames than 'year to date' to make things look different or better, but I just kept the same for everyone. For comparison:
NASDAQ composite is plus 21% year to date.So, now, I have two options:
1. Buy now and sell reasonably quickly after listing; otherwise my chances are 1 out of 7; ... so no long term investment
2. Watch on: no pain ... and no gain
... scratching my head ...