PEB - Pacific Edge Ltd

[Minerbarejet]

This tells us quite a bit.Chief executive David Darling said the two deals meant the product could potentially be available to nearly three million New Zealanders.

"The key to this is that these organisations, particularly the urologists, are very keen to use our technology," Mr Darling said.
The deals were a step towards its goal of having Cxbladder mandated to be part of the standard of care, he said.
Does anyone know to what standard urologists are trained in NZ? Are they trained to the same level as US Urologists, less trained or better trained? If they are better trained or are the equal, then their US equivalents would probably be disposed to the same level of keenness once the potential is placed before them.
Part of the standard of care = clinical pathway does it not?

[baller18]

No That's like saying they have one in two people covered NZ does not mean one in two will need to be tested.

DD said, cxbladder will be working towards it being mandatory to be part of the standard care, so therefore one in 2 would be tested, time will tell...

[klid]

I think the investors want too see the product becoming mandatory to be used in NZ, it was mentioned by the CEO that'd give them immense commercial power in the US.

[Casino]

http://www.inspire.com/groups/bladde...xbladder-test/

back to the bladder cancer advocacy network board. The BCAN staff has issued a piece on CX Bladder... Hopefully a few more patients will puch their physicians,

Unless of course BCAN_staff is a pseudonym for a ST member..

Bloody snapiti leaving his trails everywhere.

[Minerbarejet]

What! No announcement from Pacific Edge today?

What is the world coming to.

I dont know - cant rely on anything these days.

[karen1]

maybe they realized the last lot of hype did not achieve what they wanted. lol

I fail to see where you get the impression that PEB is in the business of hype.

In the time I have been interested in this extremely well run company, I have never, at any stage, seen or heard anything that would, in my opinion, come anywhere near something that could be construed as hype.

I have watched every interview/video I could find where David Darling has participated, and he has never struck me as anything other than a genuine man, in the business of doing good business. He always appears to simply state the facts, always has full answers for any questions put to him (which tells me how well he knows the business), and in fact I have often thought he never seems to get excited - no flag waving, no pumping, just the facts.

As for typing PEB and RAK in the same sentence, again, I fail to see how you can even begin to liken the two. RAK has been, for several years, an extremely poorly run business, and it is now accepted fact that there has been more than enough hype and rhetoric uttered from those involved in that company.

If in fact you do hold PEB, I do not understand why you take opportunity frequently to post such derogatory statements, which simply beggar belief.

I do, however, greatly appreciate posts from those who are very well researched in PEB, and wish all holders a very satisfying future with PEB.

[klid]

Hmmm I don't know about comparing with Rakon. Isn't that run by a bunch of brothers and stuff... kinda like a family business? With a group of knowledgeable investors well positioned to do good things with the company but unable to because of the shareholdings of these founders and such.

Whereas this company completely different. Human lives: saving, biotech, very interesting stuff! Much more exciting that crystal oscillators and the like.... anyone can make that stuff too.

[In4a$]

I agree with snapiti a bit. Heard of people going overdraft to buy PEB at todays prices. This business is still not a certainy, things could go wrong, nothings gauranteed. For those of us that got in early the risks are small. Those buying 20k shares today with borrowed money have fallen for the "hype" and taking a big risk. Tread cautiosly I say, PEB is not making profits yet.
Disc: Been a long term holder, see risks but also see long term potential.

[Xerof]

Given the share price reaction to the recent announcement me thinks that some investors see these latest announcement as pure hype.

yep, it's up about 4% from where it was before the announcement. There was no hype in the announcement, but one needed to read it carefully to fully understand the content. It is another ticked box on their long road to commercialisation, a small but important step, hence the market has not got too carried away and has settled back to where buyers are happy to soak up the selling. Unfortunately, the unrealised mega profits most shareholders have in some form or other, tends to prey on minds/burn holes in pockets, and so there will probably always be a constant supply of shares.

but I would hope you are smart enough to see the price action is accumulation from off-screen, each and (almost) every day. Plenty of overt sell orders, which just keep getting taken or absorbed. The buying is not really backing off, hope you understand that snapiti.

[Bobcat.]

Head and shoulders pattern on the S&P500 and DJIA will drop markets sometime over the next week, IMO. It's highly unlikely that new highs will be reached, and so watch out when the Bears start making a comeback. PEB will not be immune to it.

If you're going into debt to purchase these now, I would say that's reckless. But then it's not my money, is it. Actually it's not your money either, is it.

Only the foolhardy invest at the top of a market, using money they cannot afford to lose.

BC