SMALL BONE FIRE SALE!!!!!!!!!!!

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Keep hearing that it is Stryker, but there is some issue with the due diligence process. It is probably sketchy bookkeeping and or consultant issues.. Some of these guys get double what is customary for their "work".. Aheeem. The DoJ would not be amused.
 



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Keep hearing that it is Stryker, but there is some issue with the due diligence process. It is probably sketchy bookkeeping and or consultant issues.. Some of these guys get double what is customary for their "work".. Aheeem. The DoJ would not be amused.
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Agreed! You can be sure a number of investors are going to be filing a lawsuit in any event a sale ensues. This company has spent YEARS raising an outrageous amount of money and making empty promises on their sales targets. Not a single one of their goals was ever met and a fortune lost on little more than what amounted to pure theft!
 



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Agreed! You can be sure a number of investors are going to be filing a lawsuit in any event a sale ensues. This company has spent YEARS raising an outrageous amount of money and making empty promises on their sales targets. Not a single one of their goals was ever met and a fortune lost on little more than what amounted to pure theft!
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As an ex employee of Small Bone I know that the issue of a lawsuit in event of such a sale has been brought up a number of times by other employees as well as some outside investors who were very unhappy with the way the company was run. There are numerous instances of fraudulent claims that can be substantiated. If the board feels that they simply rip off the investors without any legal fight then they are sorely mistaken.
 



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As an ex employee of Small Bone I know that the issue of a lawsuit in event of such a sale has been brought up a number of times by other employees as well as some outside investors who were very unhappy with the way the company was run. There are numerous instances of fraudulent claims that can be substantiated. If the board feels that they simply rip off the investors without any legal fight then they are sorely mistaken.
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Great news!!
 



Anonymous said:
As an ex employee of Small Bone I know that the issue of a lawsuit in event of such a sale has been brought up a number of times by other employees as well as some outside investors who were very unhappy with the way the company was run. There are numerous instances of fraudulent claims that can be substantiated. If the board feels that they simply rip off the investors without any legal fight then they are sorely mistaken.
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well said!!! Any financial gains made by a potential sale will be carefully examined and eaten up in the legal battle that will ensue. Years of corruption and shaky claims will finally be exposed.
 















I believe most companies large and small are guilty of buying business one way or another. Everyone expects sales people to tell a pretty story but Doctors????? They are above reproach and are truly ethical and honest, right?

Can you image if lawyers built their own courthouse, hired their own judges, and shuffled their clients through this imaginary private judicial system??? Attorneys are professionals that govern themselves too. Oh' I almost forgot, establish a capitated legal malpractice fine of $250,000.00 like the docs. What a bunch of bullshit artist doctors have become !!!!
 












why's every posting have to be so negative? They're a good, small company that fit a boutique niche with some unique products, me-too products and a couple smart acquisitions. They've kept afloat for years beyond what most people had predicted. They will probably be sold to stryker and it will be a blip on the market's big picture. Some good people will lose jobs or income, some others will profit greatly (well a few). Life will go on and tomorrow someone else will be bought out.

But..."there's many a slip twixt a cup and the lip" you never know what might happen...
 



Anonymous said:
why's every posting have to be so negative? They're a good, small company that fit a boutique niche with some unique products, me-too products and a couple smart acquisitions. They've kept afloat for years beyond what most people had predicted. They will probably be sold to stryker and it will be a blip on the market's big picture. Some good people will lose jobs or income, some others will profit greatly (well a few). Life will go on and tomorrow someone else will be bought out.

But..."there's many a slip twixt a cup and the lip" you never know what might happen...
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FUCK YOU ASSHOLE!!!!!!!!!!!How's that for negativity?? HAHAHAHA
 



Anonymous said:
why's every posting have to be so negative? They're a good, small company that fit a boutique niche with some unique products, me-too products and a couple smart acquisitions. They've kept afloat for years beyond what most people had predicted. They will probably be sold to stryker and it will be a blip on the market's big picture. Some good people will lose jobs or income, some others will profit greatly (well a few). Life will go on and tomorrow someone else will be bought out.

But..."there's many a slip twixt a cup and the lip" you never know what might happen...
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No! It isn't "good" by any means. A good company is one that produces enough revenue to become profitable and self-sustaining. They don't need to raise money every few months and then spend their time making up fictitious sales numbers and projections to try and fool investors to stay afloat.

Everyone already knows the yearly revenue of Small Bone and the amount invested and can see just how lousy a business it is.
 



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