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To: carranza2 who wrote (87228)2/15/2012 12:36:26 AM
From: Lazarus  Respond to of 219833
 
actually the way i have heard the story... that is not the case.

my understanding is that the company raised money through a stock offering and came out around $8.00. I dont think it ever went much higher than that and i believe that was in the 80's

this company has been around a long time and i dont know of any hype or pump on it for the last ~13 years that i have been following it. i do recall seeing the stock around $1.5 about 10 years ago... but even in the bull market leading to the dot.com bust i dont recall the stock being much higher than 30 cents. its generally traded in the 15 to 35 cent range.... the $1.50 high mention above had to do with anticipation of getting an FDA approval on a product - viastem - a storage medium for stem cells.

what set viastem apart was that it did not contain bovine serum (cow blood).

anyway - viastem was never approved but if you look at their website you can see that they are providers of serum free stem cell storage media: protidepharma.com.

during all those years there was very little dilution. most dilution was for private placements in the $1.5 range.

you can actually read all the filings up through 2004 when theyde-registered the shares.

the last Q filed with the SEC showed just over 4 millions shares OS... and i believe that remains the same, although i havent confirmed.

in the last quarterly filing the company made in 2004 they were just beginning to show a profit


PROTIDE PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS

(Unaudited)
Three months ended
February 28, Six months ended
February 28,
2004 2003 2004 2003 Revenues



Net sales $ 170,197 $ 160,897 $ 282,544 $ 282,057 Cost of products sold 29,328 26,939 59,258 61,987
Gross Margin 140,869 133,958 223,286 220,070
Operating Expenses Research and development 37,644 37,670 73,050 73,121 Sales and operations 30,403 27,849 57,956 56,489 Administration 48,062 51,673 102,524 110,673 Total operating expenses 116,109 117,192 233,530 240,283
Operating Income (Loss) 24,760 16,766 (10,244 ) (20,213 )
Other Income (Expense) Interest and investment income 610 848 1,301 1,807 Other income 0 0 0 0 Interest expense (707 ) (731 ) (1,422 ) (1,462 ) Total other income, net (97 ) 117 (121 ) 345
Net Income (Loss) $ 24,663 $ 16,883 ($ 10,365 ) ($ 19,868 )
Basic and diluted loss per common share $ 0.01 $ 0.00 ($ 0.00 ) ($ 0.00 )
Weighted average number of common shares outstanding 4,029,134 4,029,134 4,029,134 4,029,134



To: carranza2 who wrote (87228)2/22/2012 9:38:08 PM
From: Lazarus2 Recommendations  Respond to of 219833
 
My wife just got a tender offer in the mail for a pink sheet stock....

....that she bought for .09

They are offering here $1.00 per share.

in the past they were paying dividends of a penny per share per year --- until hard times hit.

oh -- here is the company website: cdametals.com

They are steel fabricators in Spokane Washington

and please note - from their website:

we started with in 1884 along with the processing expertise added in the intervening 117 years. Now 123 years later we are approaching the start of the second quarter of our second century of business in the Metals Industry.

cdametals.com

TICKER: C D L A :type in the symbol herehttp://www.otcmarkets.com
(if you use yahoo add .pk)

I got shares of some cattle company in the midwest for around 2 cents and they bought out at .22

I also bot shares of a resort in Jacksonhole Wyoming for an average or around 3 cents (.015 -.05) and they bought out shareholders for .32 per share.

I currently hold shares of AMNF which i started buying around .55 and they have been paying me around .04 per share dividend each year.

These were all pinkies...

SPND is not a pinkie but it is OTC:bb. I originally started buying it at .18 and sold the last of my shares at around $6.00 only to watch it to sore to ! $10.00 ----> now settled down < $2.00. but it is a real company making REAL money.

Why be so closed minded????

Personally, I take a dim view or narrow minded people.



To: carranza2 who wrote (87228)5/28/2015 4:27:22 PM
From: Lazarus  Respond to of 219833
 
While PPMD shares slumber in penny purgatory...

thought I might mention a factoid about this totally unfollowed company (which you call a "pump and dump").

Notice on the PPMD website that the following page was added under
Products

The link at the bottom that says -- "CIT Islet Cell Solutions "

takes you HERE

There it says that only solutions from Protide and Mediatech are allowed in the formulation.

Mediatechs website is here.

If you click the About tab you will see a link titled Mediatech Acquisition that explains that Mediatech was bought out by Corning (GLW) in 2011

READ ABOUT IT HERE

Anyway -- back to sleeper mode.
______

ps... I wouldnt recommend this stock to anyone... but since I am not averse to the risk/reward inherent in PPMD (and many other penny stocks - some of which are on the pink sheets) I am eager to defend my position. Hopefully one day it will pay off. I made all of my money last year from a penny stock that I've held for 15 years. During that time its lows were around .015. Last year it popped over a buck. nice return on my xxx,xxx shares.