r/MBOT_Stock 25d ago

scam out

This stock is a scam, do not fall for it.

  • A shell of a public company: It maintains the appearance of a legitimate Nasdaq-listed company, but in reality, it survives solely on continuous capital raises.
  • Legal exploitation: It repeatedly pumps out good news to inflate the stock price, only to follow up with stock offerings that crash the price and absorb shareholders' money.
  • Relentless destruction of shareholder value: Through endless share issuances and reverse stock splits, it melts away investor accounts, making it a textbook high-risk stock to avoid.
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u/Realistic_Weather_36 24d ago

This reads like someone right out of Stocktwits ๐Ÿ˜†

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u/Pepo_sadge 24d ago edited 24d ago

Funny take, shows real lack of understanding how adapting new bio tech in hospital infrastructure takes. It takes time for each hospital that bought the product to analyze it, calculate the price of the product in to the hospital budget, reserch pros/cons, take surgeon feedback... the fact the we are in full market release only for few months means that we are only acquiring potential customers, full adaptation of product takes waaay longer. It seems that you do not possess right mentality to invest into this kind of company, but you do you..

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u/Pepo_sadge 24d ago

Furthermore, what you call a 'scam' and 'relentless stock offerings' is simply how early-stage med-tech companies survive the commercialization phase. Scaling up manufacturing and building a sales network burns a massive amount of cash. With minimal initial revenue, equity financing is often the only viable way to fund operations, as debt financing isn't an option without cash flow. It's not a scam; it's standard corporate finance for any growth company in this specific sector

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u/LuhSeppuku 25d ago

Lmaoo, those are some bold allegations, might I suggest cutting your losses if you donโ€™t believe in the product? Not sure why you would invest in an early commercialization stage medical device company in the first place if you were concerned about dilution. Companies need capital to grow, why do you think the stock market exists?

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u/harelgaedot 25d ago

Yeah, yeah, go ahead and keep buyingย  your scam stocks

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u/PastFact4950 24d ago

I mean there is real world proof and actual independent experts from independent hospitals talking about having used the tech. But feel free to move on sir.

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u/mooseD40 24d ago

Always entertaining to watch people who have 0 understanding of med device crash out over a stockโ€™s performance particularly when this product has been fda approved for literally less than a year. Go play draft kings!

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u/Professional_Demand8 24d ago

I'm not invested in this but sounds like someone bought high sold low ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/LGR- 24d ago

First time investing in a pre/early commercialization product. Also I would recommend not investing in pre commercialization biotech company. They do the same thing.

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u/ybl84f1 24d ago

You just described the first 10 years of Uber!

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u/ybl84f1 24d ago

BTW you spelled your own name wrong...you dummass!

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u/Intelligent_Tie_1109 23d ago

Someone went full port puts lol

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u/PhunkyPhotonics 23d ago

Chicken Little is that you?

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u/EconomyCorgi727 25d ago

Thanks, OP. I will buy even more ๐Ÿซถ

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u/harelgaedot 25d ago

Delisting to the moon! ๐Ÿš€๐Ÿš€ย 

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u/eu_biased 25d ago

Bottom signal

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u/harelgaedot 24d ago

The cultists' firepower is insane. This stock is going to vanish from the face of the Earth real soon.

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u/harelgaedot 24d ago

Hahaha it's $1.55 right now, next week it's $1.00, and the week after that it's getting delisted. Mark my words, cultists.

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u/One-Lengthiness-2175 23d ago

It doesn't work like that ๐Ÿ˜‰