learningcurve2020
2 weeks ago
THE OFFERING
Common stock outstanding:
10,707,295 shares as of January 10, 2025
Common stock offered by the selling stockholders
10,062,500 shares consisting of (i) 1,783,805 shares of our common stock held by the selling stockholders, (ii) 3,247,445 shares of our common stock issuable upon exercise of outstanding Pre-Funded Warrants to purchase shares of our common stock held by the selling stockholders and (iii) 5,031,250 shares of common stock issuable upon the exercise of outstanding Private Placement Warrants held by the selling stockholders, which we collectively refer to as the Covered Shares
Common stock outstanding after the offering
18,985,990 shares(1)
microcapbiotech
2 weeks ago
bar1080, You just can't stop with your idiotic nonsense statements, can you? You said "Many of the world's great businesses never go public.", YES, but that has NOTHING to do with what I said.
I said "Every stock started out as a startup." Do you see the word "STOCK" you demented fool?
Seriously, what is wrong with you little buzzing gnat that you need to keep getting swatted?
Perhaps you, in all your wisdom should contact every hedge fund billionaire to tell them to just invest in blue chip index funds. After all, hedge fund billionaires need a good laugh too.
P.S. you keep saying things like "Adios", how about doing EVERYBODY a favor and actually mean it and follow through on your words.
As Yoda said: "Try not, do or do not, there is no try".
microcapbiotech
2 weeks ago
What Mr. Index Fund Loon doesn't understand is that every stock started out as a startup. Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, etc., were all startups. Every stock in his index funds were startups.
If you invest in 20 biotech startups and 18 go bankrupt, you lost 1,800%, but if 2 make it big, like MANY HAVE, and go up 5,000%, then simple math is 5,000 X 2 = 10,000 - 1,800 = 8,200% profit.
Up 10,000% = 18,200% profit.
It's companies that I bought when they were small like NVDA, QCOM, VRTX, PCYC, SGEN, ALNY, and many others that make my loss in MRKR a nothing burger.
Mr. Loon is just a dullard coot who has nothing better to do than attempt to start arguments on a stock board page he has nothing to do with to try to fill a psychological need to make himself feel big and important. Somethings large and crucial must be missing in his life to have that need.
GoIrish1776
2 weeks ago
Shark tank is full of mom and pop ideas. It's not real venture capital in my opinion, investing in start-ups that have the opportunity to create massive change. That's why they put in small amounts at sub-$1m prices. It's like local bank lending or something. If you invest in a public entity like MRKR at a $20-30m mc, you better believe they can get a licensed drug that sells to some degree because you need to get to many, many multiples of the current mc.
As for start-ups being terrible bets, 9 of 10 are smoking holes in the ground. But that 1 in 10, that's the juice. That is what you have to look for. That is venture capital. If you don't have the taste for it, that's fine. However, Silicon Valley has created and captured trillions (with a T) in wealth. Investing in start-ups as a strategy is terrific. It's arguably the best asset class out there.
Now, MRKR looks like one of the 9 unfortunately. If you're an adult, you take your lumps, see what you believe, and decide what you want to do. That's where we are currently. I haven't given up hope, but I've grown more skeptical. I also haven't sat on the sidelines chirping. I can live with that.
And GO IRISH!