Originally posted by lexcorp
Hi Rikardo,
Where did you end up getting to use the device on yourself?
It's been around two years since the Mrs and I tried it out at the office's.
There seems to be some capping or Collison/their clients selling stock ATM though I'd bet it's Collison themselves as a few if their clients are large and long termers.
The best way for the company to raise money higher is with promotion and HotCopper director speaks.
Fundamentals and potential won't do it. That's not how the ASX works.
@Coops1963 should post in here more often to make the market aware
Flooding the board or Twitter by holders will also help but it needs to be non stop, not just about here and there.
Nothing much has changed it seems or achieved in the sphygmocor front obtaining IDNs.
But they're restricted by funds and it'll take a lot to achieve huge leaps and bounds
Making taking blood pressure in the GP's a billable event would go well but how hard would that be to change ?
Cheers
Lexcorp,
If you ring/email Mark Harding at the Sydney office he is most likely able to locate a machine somewhere near where you live. The test was done by a nurse and then the doctor has a one on one with you to discuss the eight page (approx) report. There will be a gap payment required, but not a king's ransom.
You and I can agree to disagree regarding how the market may lift the SP of a company. For me I am all done with the "puff and fluff" that some CEO's try to use to promote themselves, oh, and yes the company. Give me the evidence by demonstrating that the management can profitably use the shareholders' funds. It is simple really. I do tire of EBITDA before extra-ordinaries, each year. What's the profit? oops, the "P" word.
In some states in the US the Health Funds will give the doctors a rebate when using the sphygmocor device.
This will be a relatively long road for this company, thus patience will be required. JMT
