Bob M. Man Up & Admit It's Over

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Bobby M. was drinking the Graceland Koolaid this morning on voicemail.....Zyclara 2.5% (Aldara Lite lighter) in the pipeline....you have got to be kidding me..how low can we go -Zyclara 1% ointment?
 












The rumor is GW has about 9 months left in its current state before all the cash runs out. As BM stated we are being shopped. The 4 possible scenarios are:
1.) Sold to an investment company and minor changes are made, mainly senior positions.
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2.) Sold to a US Pharma company and major changes will incur, affect internal and external employees.
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3.) Sold to an overseas Pharma company with minor changes to US operations.
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4.) GW debt to big to off load, company is not allowed to choose Chp. 11 but forced by courts to go Chp. 7 and sell all "assests" leaving 100% of employees hitting the unemployment line.

With GW's success rate with the Federal Government, I would unfortunatley, lean towards the latter of the 4 scenarios.
 






As the previous poster noted, the company has a negative cash flow. And this is the case with zero budgets and investments. So why would another company want it? A money loser is a money loser regardless of who owns it. The odds of a sale are pretty unlikely.


Rubberband Man said:
The rumor is GW has about 9 months left in its current state before all the cash runs out. As BM stated we are being shopped. The 4 possible scenarios are:
1.) Sold to an investment company and minor changes are made, mainly senior positions.
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2.) Sold to a US Pharma company and major changes will incur, affect internal and external employees.
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3.) Sold to an overseas Pharma company with minor changes to US operations.
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4.) GW debt to big to off load, company is not allowed to choose Chp. 11 but forced by courts to go Chp. 7 and sell all "assests" leaving 100% of employees hitting the unemployment line.

With GW's success rate with the Federal Government, I would unfortunatley, lean towards the latter of the 4 scenarios.
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point is it looks like zyclara is only able to keep the bills paid. it will not produce enough to get the pipeline drugs out. a buyer will be able to look forward to this because they would presumably have the money on hand to do it. a purchase makes total sense. graceway has products/pipeline, just no cash to get them out. without ouside investing or a buyout the comp would eventually die.
 






To the above post, you are correct about GW dying, and it will be painful. However, a smart company that is looking for products will wait till the death of GW and then buy zyclara and the potential pipe dream for a "flea market" price. Nine months from now is the end of 2011 and the final nail in this coffin.
 






Anonymous said:
point is it looks like zyclara is only able to keep the bills paid. it will not produce enough to get the pipeline drugs out. a buyer will be able to look forward to this because they would presumably have the money on hand to do it. a purchase makes total sense. graceway has products/pipeline, just no cash to get them out. without ouside investing or a buyout the comp would eventually die.
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There is nothing but shit in the pile of junk that you refer to as a pipeline. Please stop deluding yourself and others that the company will be purchased and kept intact. It would have happened by now if there was anything of value to extract from this abortion of a company.
 


















#4 is the only real possibility listed below. Company assets will be sold off at pennies on the dollar.


Rubberband Man said:
The rumor is GW has about 9 months left in its current state before all the cash runs out. As BM stated we are being shopped. The 4 possible scenarios are:
1.) Sold to an investment company and minor changes are made, mainly senior positions.
0r
2.) Sold to a US Pharma company and major changes will incur, affect internal and external employees.
0r
3.) Sold to an overseas Pharma company with minor changes to US operations.
0r
4.) GW debt to big to off load, company is not allowed to choose Chp. 11 but forced by courts to go Chp. 7 and sell all "assests" leaving 100% of employees hitting the unemployment line.

With GW's success rate with the Federal Government, I would unfortunatley, lean towards the latter of the 4 scenarios.
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I give Bob alot of credit for venturing out and taking the risk (which very few Americans do) to try and launch a pharmaceutical company. His main problem is he put his friends in key positions that should have gone to qualified people. Hard to run a successful company with amateurs as your leaders.
 






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