PEB, PACIFIC EDGE BIOTECHNOLOGY LIMITED

[Hancocks]

In Reply To: plastic's post @ May 15 2014, 04:33 PM

Possibly, but probably not. There are definitely going to be some great drugs and therapies on the market in the coming years, and with nano technology etc. it will be quite amazing what the drug manufacturers could come up with.

[plastic]

And we are supposed to believe that PEB are going to go it alone to become a world super power in diagnostics. I am sure, if the drug works the first thing they will want is the tool that sells it.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-05-14/r...r-patients.html

[Hancocks]

In Reply To: plastic's post @ Dec 28 2013, 09:40 AM

Hi Plastic, that’s a bit of an erratic post there, you have had nothing good to say about PEB ever. Pacific Edge Limited is a very exciting company that has amazing product(s); and, has some awesome governance and brilliant staff who will take this to market and I’m lucky to be one of the investors that will enjoy the ride.

[plastic]

PEB doing their seasonal self promotion again. I flipped through this thread the other day. Noticed they were throwing the $100m figure about over five years ago. Then it was profit. Now its turnover. What about net profit? Or even a heads up on costs, royalties, commissions to be paid to the global sales force that will generate the $100m turnover but doesn't exist yet. Where will that materialize from?

Roche are the titans of this space. Are they just going to let their business decay and be cannibalized by PEB and others like them? And they aren't even American. What will the yanks do? Lay a law suit in the first instance is my guess unless PEB have some kind of immunity they haven't let on about. ie undisclosed pharma partner with a ready to go sales force.

I remember the rapacious rights issues and placements these guys did and I have noconfidence in them. A knock with a peening hammer against this latest advert sounds too hollow for my liking. But I'm sure the likes of ForBar will be able to fill it full of water to get the weight up so one of their Sails suckers can get done over again.

[Guest_Hancocks_*]

In Reply To: plastic's post @ May 4 2013, 10:01 AM

Fair call, some investors have unrealistic expectations; it’s a very risky stock, but I personally consider it a good one for me to own.

[plastic]

Not at all. I am saying those that are expecting high growth past current prices due to sales forecasts provided by PEB should think again.

[Guest_Hancocks_*]

In Reply To: plastic's post @ May 4 2013, 09:22 AM

Plastic, I'm assuming (based on your previous posts) that you see the share price trailing away to about 8 cents over the next few years, and that is the intent of your post.

[plastic]

Investors in this want to do a study on GTG/Brevagen in order to see where they might end up.

[plastic]

In Reply To: Hancocks's post @ Sep 22 2012, 10:50 AM

At last post, the price had just got some steam on above 20c. Now its 76c. And I will bet they still don't know why. Perhaps its due to a few press releases.

However, what I would like to know, is just how much of their projected sales, ie, those sales figures projected by the son of one of the major shareholders belongs to them. Meaning, how is the royalty actually split viz-a-vis the owners of the IP and the owners of the company?

Somehow, I just can't imagine the Americans opening up their markets to PEB for nothing in exchange.

[Guest_Hancocks_*]

In Reply To: plastic's post @ Sep 22 2012, 10:31 AM

Perhaps they dont know why.