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Do you think the stock will climb back up to 20? 30? 40?
Do you think the stock will climb back up to 20? 30? 40?
The therapy is a good one, and the guidance was terrible. that's it in a nutshell.
Had the guidance been 250 mm would this be such a bad situation? It's the first full year of the product and we just now got stable news from CMS for reimbursement, so where is all the hatred coming from?
Nobody thinks the executive team is great, but the sales are growing steadily and will continue now that reimbursement has stabilized in the minds of the providers.
How can the stock remain depressed when sales increase by 15-25% each quarter? I may be naive about how how stock prices work, but won't steady growth after 3-4 quarters right the ship in the public's eye? I think $12 is a steal. 12-month growth should put stock at 25 at least, despite dipsticks running the show.
The therapy is a good one, and the guidance was terrible. that's it in a nutshell.
Had the guidance been 250 mm would this be such a bad situation? It's the first full year of the product and we just now got stable news from CMS for reimbursement, so where is all the hatred coming from?
Nobody thinks the executive team is great, but the sales are growing steadily and will continue now that reimbursement has stabilized in the minds of the providers.
How can the stock remain depressed when sales increase by 15-25% each quarter? I may be naive about how how stock prices work, but won't steady growth after 3-4 quarters right the ship in the public's eye? I think $12 is a steal. 12-month growth should put stock at 25 at least, despite dipsticks running the show.
The therapy is a good one, and the guidance was terrible. that's it in a nutshell.
Had the guidance been 250 mm would this be such a bad situation? It's the first full year of the product and we just now got stable news from CMS for reimbursement, so where is all the hatred coming from?
Nobody thinks the executive team is great, but the sales are growing steadily and will continue now that reimbursement has stabilized in the minds of the providers.
How can the stock remain depressed when sales increase by 15-25% each quarter? I may be naive about how how stock prices work, but won't steady growth after 3-4 quarters right the ship in the public's eye? I think $12 is a steal. 12-month growth should put stock at 25 at least, despite dipsticks running the show.