temp, I agree with your opinion and added to my position last week at $3.25. Since my cost basis is much higher than that, I could have decided to "cut my losses." However, I am holding on for the kind of gains that can occur with biotech company stocks when the street suddenly decides to stampede in. We saw that kind of stampede last year with the Medicare announcement, and there are enough fundamental reasons to see it happening again.
On the other hand, I am not blind to the bearish arguments against the company, so I would not recommend buying this stock unless one knows it is highly speculative. In other words, if Wasserman and his team succeed in bringing the products to market as the bulls here hope, this could be the buy of lifetime. If the products fail to catch on, we will no doubt sink into oblivion. Much of the uncertainty around this company should clear up by the end of the year, and that is my time frame for holding on. If positive news develops over the coming months, I will continue to hold. If the company can not get its act together by the end of the year, I am out.
Which means that any price below such, it is an investment opportunity. Imo, considering fridays close, I would have expected a close around 3.50-3.60. No big deal, the volume was not big.
My strategy is clear, hold and see. There may be some move to 10$ on news, hype or other. And this happens in a single day.
Glta
mikeedgar said...
OK. So tell investors investors something good about this company. They have approved products and virtually no sales. They have partnerships that aren't working. They burn cash without anything to show for it. Please, tell us something good. Anything at all.
Reply to mikeedgar:
Here are a few items, not enough room in one post.
o MicroRNAs are acknowledged as outstanding biomarkers: Master gene
regulators, highly tissue specific, in most major diseases and extremely
stable
o Rosetta has access to over half of known microRNAs: (29 patents issued,
41 patent applications; cover ~1/3 of public microRNAs, access to ~3/4)
o Track record for consistently bringing to market microRNA diagnostics: 6
tests launched to date
o Next big thing: Blood-based assays using microRNAs, focused on large
unmet needs in early detection of disease in several different disease areas
o Mid-term: Predictive biomarker collaborations with Big Pharma and Med
Tech companies (enabling personalized medicine)
o Test identifies tumor origin in Cancer of Unknown and Uncertain Primary
(CUP); identifies 42 tumor origins using microarray platform
o Important for treatment decisions; allows for more targeted treatment
approach
o High level of accuracy: Overall specificity up to 99%; sensitivity for a
single answer prediction of 90%, overall sensitivity of 85%
• Four studies by M. D. Anderson, Heidelberg University and Greek collaborators
showed 80-92% concordance in actual CUP patients
• More accurate than published data from competitors
o microRNA approach provides competitive advantage
• High tissue specificity leads to higher level of accuracy
• Stability of sample leads to lower failure rates
o $600M market opportunity in the US
• 200,000 CUP patients per year in US
• Medicare claims being paid at a rate of $3,570/test (July 2012)
• Co-marketing arrangement with Precision Tx.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Notice that the recent break out and close above the resistance level of the 20 day moving average, was the first time in 29 trading days. The 20 day moving average has now become the support level and we tested it twice ( sometimes 3 tests) which is usually what happens before a move back up.
It is possible the next test will be to the upside 50 day moving average at $4.09 - $4.10. If it breaks and closes above the 4.10 level then the 200 day moving average at $5.80 would most likely be the next target.
Any good news, possibly at the Jefferies 2013 Global Healthcare Conference at the end of the month, could provide the catalyst needed.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
There are some crooked institutions behind this. Wouldn't be surprised if the volume was a trick to get people to think this is going to pop, which by judging from the comments here, it worked for those new to the stock, and then just run a short game on it. I have seen this stock get run up right before bad news and dilutions as well because a run up always freaks people into buying.
I love the product, I think the tests are better than gold, but the leadership and company are horrible. They need to get this bought out by a US company for starters. This 2x a year reporting #$%$ is horrible, and on top of that it takes them more than 3 months to report every earnings. They wont come out with another until Oct. Then they actually need investor relations rather than a email address and phone that goes unanswered.
You just beating around everything but the financials here. Cash on hand, burn rate, ect... Im not even going to explain it, you can find out for yourself.
Beyond Diagnostics
o Response/Predictive Biomarkers for Drugs and Devices
o Drug salvation: identify patient sub-cohorts that respond well
o Targeted treatments: increasingly demanded by payers and regulators
for both drugs and devices
o Multiple opportunities for pharma, biotech and device partnerships for
personalized treatments
o Therapeutics
o Up or down regulating a microRNAs can regulate entire pathway
o Liver cancer (HCC): animal POC successfully completed & published
o Ovarian cancer: initial, pre-clinical phase
o Joined Israeli pharma consortium; received $460K grant
Financials
o Share Capital
• 9,097K ordinary shares outstanding
• 401K warrants (wt. avg. exercise price – approx. $29/share)
• 305K options (wt. avg. exercise price – approx. $13/share)
• 80K Restricted Stock Units (exercise price - $0/share)
• No convertible securities outstanding
o Cash
• Raised over $40M from financings in 2012
$1.4 million Registered Direct (April 12, 2012); 540,000* shares at $2.55/share
$2.2 million Registered Direct (May 16, 2012); 632,057 shares at $3.50/share
$6.6 million Registered Direct (May 24, 2012); 570,755 shares at $11.50/share
$31.6 million from underwritten offering (August 2012); 6.325M shares at $5.00/share
Sufficient to fund operations for 24 months
o Debt Retirement
• Company paid off its entire $1.75M senior secured debenture
• Zero debt on the balance sheet
• *Reflects 1-for-15 reverse stock split on May 15, 2012
Achievements & Upcoming Milestones
Partner miRview® meso with major legal-claims player
Launch miRview® lung and kidney
Initial proof of concept for first serum-based diagnostic test
Gain Medicare coverage for miRview® mets²
Launch U.S. co-marketing effort for miRview® mets2 with
Precision Therapeutics
o Gain traction with U.S. sales of miRview® mets²
o Expand commercial organization
o Continued publication and presentation of data in support of
products
o Ongoing discussions for potential business development
opportunities
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Ha! Shredding these guys. Absolutely shredding them.
here are some more good items
Unique, focused opportunity in mesothelioma legal cases
o Distinguishes mesothelioma (often due to
asbestos exposure) from carcinomas in the lung
or pleura
o 100% Sensitivity, 94% specificity; 100% negative
predictive value
o Unique opportunity in mesothelioma lawsuits
o Higher price, private pay from plaintiffs and
defendants
o 2,000 new claims in U.S. each year and 8,000
claims pending in U.S. (number of claims not
declining as had been expected and insurers
increasing reserves for these claims)
Blood-Based Diagnostics
Aimed at very large potential indications beyond cancer
o Designed to leverage microRNA biomarkers extracted from body
fluids
o Proof of concept established in blood-based, Heart Failure
diagnostic, with 90% sensitivity and specificity
o Have performed studies in other areas such as oncology,
neurodegenerative diseases and women’s health
o Portfolio selection process underway as R&D efforts being
revitalized
Rosetta’s Proprietary Tests have just started, revenues will increase over time.
miRview® mets
miRview® meso
miRview® squamous
Discovery
Development
Marketing
miRview® mets2
miRview® lung
miRview® kidney
miRscreen® hf
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Page 2 Some good things to know about ROSG, a basher request.
Highly accurate assay for samples with small amounts of tumor
o Detects and amplifies microRNA in minute amounts from Fine Needle
Aspirate (FNA) cell blocks and other small tumor specimen types
o Distinguishes between four main subtypes of lung tumors:
Neuroendocrine and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC); sub-classifies
NSCLC to either squamous or non-squamous and sub-classifies
neuroendocrine to either small or carcinoid
o High level of accuracy
• Sensitivity of 93.7% in the identification of the four main subtypes of lung
tumors
• Sensitivity for very small sample sizes (i.e., cytological samples) of 95%
o In 20%-30% of pre-operative specimens, significant limitations of tumor
quantity and quality prevent full classification and subtyping of the tumor
using traditional diagnostic methods
o Market potential of 1 million patients worldwide; 226,000 in the US
miRview® kidney
o Accurately distinguishes between the 4 main types of primary kidney tumors
based on microRNA expression
o Clear cell RCC, Papillary RCC, Chromophobe RCC and Oncocytoma
o Validation testing demonstrated an accuracy of 95%
o Highly reproducible with inter-laboratory concordance of 98%
o FFPE tissue from biopsy/resection specimen of primary kidney tumors in
three formats:
o Tissue block, unstained slides and slices in Eppendorf tubes
o There is a growing unmet need for kidney tumor classification
o ~54,000 new cases of primary kidney tumors and ~13,000 deaths yearly in
the U.S.
o Differential diagnosis between different types of kidney tumors can be
challenging
o Chemotherapy is not highly effective. Targeted treatments recently
approved need sub-classification
Sentiment: Buy
Here are a few items, not enough room in one post.
o MicroRNAs are acknowledged as outstanding biomarkers: Master gene
regulators, highly tissue specific, in most major diseases and extremely
stable
o Rosetta has access to over half of known microRNAs: (29 patents issued,
41 patent applications; cover ~1/3 of public microRNAs, access to ~3/4)
o Track record for consistently bringing to market microRNA diagnostics: 6
tests launched to date
o Next big thing: Blood-based assays using microRNAs, focused on large
unmet needs in early detection of disease in several different disease areas
o Mid-term: Predictive biomarker collaborations with Big Pharma and Med
Tech companies (enabling personalized medicine)
o Test identifies tumor origin in Cancer of Unknown and Uncertain Primary
(CUP); identifies 42 tumor origins using microarray platform
o Important for treatment decisions; allows for more targeted treatment
approach
o High level of accuracy: Overall specificity up to 99%; sensitivity for a
single answer prediction of 90%, overall sensitivity of 85%
• Four studies by M. D. Anderson, Heidelberg University and Greek collaborators
showed 80-92% concordance in actual CUP patients
• More accurate than published data from competitors
o microRNA approach provides competitive advantage
• High tissue specificity leads to higher level of accuracy
• Stability of sample leads to lower failure rates
o $600M market opportunity in the US
• 200,000 CUP patients per year in US
• Medicare claims being paid at a rate of $3,570/test (July 2012)
• Co-marketing arrangement with Precision Tx, a leading oncology diagnostic
company; launched October 2012
Sentiment: Buy
Most other companies have a share price increase on the promise of sales. ROSG has absolutely no credibility with investors.
Reminder
Upcoming Events
Rosetta Genomics Ltd at Jefferies Global Healthcare Conference
Monday, June 3, 2013
Sentiment: Buy
Compelling, not the most important. The other stuff I mentioned is the stuff to get excited about.
The truth is they just got medicare approval last year and only hired precision last October. We can't go off of 2012 sales. This stuff takes a little time. Sales will pick up in time. Realistically, sales just started in November has the emphasis on selling just began.
Well I have a love hate relationship here....love the product, hate the company. I would love to see this thing get sold to J&J or someone else who could do the RNA products some justice.
Lol Angelina is "compelling news"? Your not seriously trying to convince people to buy with that are you? You obviously bought some of this yesterday or the day before. Best advice is to cut your losses here before this slips back down to the 3.20's. I dont care either way, Im not short or long. Just trying to save a few innocent souls from this pumpscam.
Just trying to balance out the haters.
lol, fake people with what? Only thing I suggest is people do their own homework and be careful here. Anyone who does the proper DD will see their burn rate and how much cash they really have left. They will be out of money in a year and a half. That means sell the company or dilute more.
You are the one who obviously has an agenda here to pump this. Maybe you bought some at $4, i dont know and dont care.

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