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LBTT Company and crew has been in Europe all week at a Medical convention to market their new Mamoscope, leading edge Tech that allows Doc to enter Breast through the Nipple. They have approval in Europe and FDA approval has long ago been applied for and anticipated soon. LBTT has been trading sideways since the quick runup last quarter following European approval. I expect a PR as early as Monday or at least next week. News of sales will prove the world wide demand exists. Anyone have oppinions on this one. Today seems like the last safe day to buy Am I right????? Im in Big Dave
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I've been waiting for the run up. surprisingly low volume too. I'm in and have a little cash waiting to see how it takes off. News should beginning of next week convention ends Sat.
Keith
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I went ahead and put my last dollars into it because I fear if PR is Monday ,which is possible but may be early, then it will gap up to its old resistence point of around .o4 This is one Im really hoping to tell people about in the future as a success story in the Penny market!!!! Go Mami Scopers!!
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Realperson, LBTT doesn't need FDA approval for their MammoScope. Acueity which is the only other company that has an endoscope already has FDA approval (LBTT's endoscope has better clarity according to different Drs. who have viewed both & it's cheaper). So since LBTT's scope is similar they only needed FDA clearance which they got over a month ago. LBTT can sell their scope in Europe to the countries that belong to the EU (European Union) because they have the CE mark on it (this is Europe's equivilant to FDA approval). So when the Las Vegas Breast Cancer Convention starts the last day of March into April they can sell the scope in the U.S. It's a done deal on this scope to sell. China is also very interested in this scope. 80 countries around the world will be at this convention totaling 4000 Drs., nurses & scientists. I'm on RB all the time reading LBTT posts and there's this one guy called Wizeguytrading who owns with his group over fifty-eight (58) million shares. He posted yesterday that the IBZT keyboard hits the stores next week and the price should move up nicely on that news. Him and his group have a sell order in for their IBZT shares at .0777 and it's for fifteen (15) million shares. Then he said they're bringing their money over to LBTT and buying forty (40) million shares. WOW!!! WOW AGAIN!!! He said he would chase it up to a nickel to get the 40 million. He's hoping this will happen by the end of next week. I'd like to know what this will do to the price per share? Lately LBTT seems to be trading around 10 million a day. So that'll be about 50 million trades on that day and we know 40+ million are buys. WHAT WILL THIS DO TO THE PRICE??? Anyone?
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if u have been a member of allstocks for a long time.. u would remember a guy named magoo who also made such claims of extravagant ownership of high amounts of shares... we all found out he was a pumping fraud... so just be careful
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Stockguy, this guy has been into LBTT and IBZT from the beginning (sub penny). Wize is a very religious person and well respected by all the longs on RB. He is definitely not a pumper. I've been reading the LBTT posts religiously (I'm not religious though) since LBTT's price was .0018. You'll just have to wait until IBZT goes to .0777 and then watch LBTT to see how many shares are bought up on that day.
LBTT pr stated they are working on FDA approval. enough said, they are the company.
Conference ends in Europe on Sat. Should be PR afterwards, After the conference there is supposed to be a meeting with an australian DR (I think) who loves the early warning system and other European Dr's.
After that its off to Vegas. Hopefully they will be able to sell Mammascope there.
I'm in I like there product and expect good things!
Keith
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Keith, LBTT does not need approval. All they needed was clearance and that was stated in a PR & email by Jim Holmes. Jim said they have clearance and they can sell their scope as of right now in Europe and the United States. Acueity had paved the way for the endoscope when they got FDA approval. All LBTT needed was clearance. And they do have this clearance as stated by the CEO. GLTY
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When Wisenheimer unloads his millions of shares of IBZT tell him I have a measely 10,000 shares of LBTT he is welcome to buy between .045 - .05
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I don't own this one....but I like it. I am an endoscopy nurse. From all that I have read about this product, it sounds great. Most people want to go with less invasive procedures...in other words nobody wants a big scar or a bunch of uncomfortable stitches. However they want to be confident of their diagnosis. This could be a big breakthrough in the diagnosis and detection of early stage breast cancer that other methods cannot detect. Just as soon as I get some cash clear, I'll be in on this one.
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I like LBTT's chances! I own!
The 501(K) allows them to market, that is a lot different than FDA approval. Following the Hamburg meeting, Lifeline will attend the American Society of Breast Surgeons' 5th Annual Meeting to be held in Las Vegas March 31 through April 4, where it will introduce the MammaScope(TM) into the U.S. market. The company will market the MammaScope(TM) under a recently acquired 510(k) clearance."
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Keith, that news sounds great! Any chance of asking your uncle the name of the co. that is making the MammoScopes? They're being manufactured in Germany. You should check out RB's message board for LBTT. They have hundreds of messages compared to this site. All kinds of great info over there. A lot of bashers though but that's a good sign that the co. is doing very well when they're around.
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Keith, You are right that anyone can say anything on a message board-but the occasional nugget of truth or alert to breaking news or a link for DD makes it worthwhile. It is a great way to make money in stocks. Knowledge is power and sometimes stocks trade up or down on rumor-bogus or true. So basically I agree there is a lot of garbage but I think it is worth finding the gold to sift thru it. GLTA-I love these boards the best because the people are great but I monitor RB, the layout is easy to find, ********** is another great site and I love to check what Stockprowler is posting because those stocks generally go up. It is good to buy before the spike-don't be late to the party unless they unearth a gem that will keep going after the hype is gone. LBTT and PLKC may be two of those. -Debi
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WOW!!! Im glad I started this thread, some Great posts, again you smart people help my DD and Piece of Mind. I have been at this since x-mass and dont know what the RB board is can some one enlighten me Thanx David GO MaMi Scopers
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Thanks I know wanted to start one to reflect the comming news
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If this stock had close to even 100,000,000 O/S I would be a little more optomistic and definitely a major player in it.
But an estimated 400,000,000 to 800,000,000 O/S? Come on guys, be realistic here, without a R/S or some kind of miraculous MAJOR buyout this thing isn't going anywhere very fast. Simple economic supply and demand proves this.
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Here is what I found in a PR from last year look at the place where the *******are.
RENO, Nevada – May 7, 2003 - Jim Holmes, CEO of Lifeline BioTechnologies, Inc. (OTC-Pink Sheets:LBTI) today announced the reverse split of Lifeline’s outstanding common shares effective May 20, 2003. The reverse stock split will be one share for every two hundred shares. Following the reverse stock split there will be approximately *********eighty-two million (82,000,000) common shares issued and outstanding.********* The record date for the reverse split is May 19, 2003.
Holmes noted the reverse stock split was necessary to modify LBTI's capital structure due to the large number of shares outstanding. The large number of shares outstanding is due to shares that were issued to finance the Company's operations. It is anticipated that the reduction of shares will increase the price of the Company's shares.
An issue Lifeline's management has been attempting to deal with is the "Short Sellers"; in its common stock, particularly the "Naked Short Sellers"; notorious in the Over The Counter market. Lifeline believes that Naked Short Sellers have continued to hurt the price of the Company's common stock, even though Lifeline has been making meaningful progress. Much more is coming to light about the activities of these Naked Short Sellers as is evidenced by the increase in lawsuits attempting to remove this detrimental activity to a company's public market. This is apparent as Lifeline has made meaningful progress in recent months, but has failed to see the price of its stock strengthen.
Holmes said Lifeline is considering alternatives to further deal with the harmful market activities of Naked Short Sellers. Naked Short Sellers are sellers of short positions with no intention of covering that short position. The hope of these sellers is that the company will go out of business and that they will never need to cover their short positions.
Holmes noted as a result of the reverse split NASDAQ will assign a new trading symbol to Lifeline. Once assigned that symbol will be published. Further, he said shareholders would be requested to submit their old certificates to Lifeline’s Transfer Agent, to be replaced by new, post-reverse certificates. Shareholders not obtaining new certificates will be denied certain rights, including but not necessarily limited to, the right to vote their shares and the right to dividends until they have returned their certificate for re-issuance. It is anticipated that the Company will require shareholders to submit their shares for exchange no later than July 15th, 2003.
William Reeves, president and founder of Lifeline commented on the continued development of its First Warning ™ System (FWS), a product to assist in the early detection of breast cancer. The FWS's interpretive system is being upgraded with current, more sophisticated technology. The Upgrade is expected to provide a higher incidence of identification of abnormalities in the breast. He noted that Lifeline's Ductscope is currently being field-tested. The Ductscope is designed to facilitate physician inspection of the inside of the breast ducts enabling the identification of abnormalities discovered by the FWS.
President Reeves reported that the Company's Ovarian microendoscope is currently in field-testing. The O-Scope™, as it is known, is designed for the physician's observation of the woman's ovaries and to take biopsies as is appropriate. The product is posed for the early detection of ovarian cancer.
Company Contact: Jim Holmes, CEO • Tel(775) 852-3222. Investor Relations Contact: James Stock, STOCK ENTERPRISES, INC • Tel(702) 614-0003. Lifeline's Website address: www.lbti.com Email address: info@lbti.com
Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: The statements contained herein which are not historical are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements, including, but not limited to, certain delays beyond the company's control with respect to market acceptance of new technologies or products, delays in testing and evaluation of products, and other risks.
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Wow, I overlooked this completely, this is a great sign for everyone invested. It doesn't get much better than a penny with low O/S and a great marketable idea. Good luck all invested in this.
Thanks a lot for the DD fishtix.
quote:Originally posted by fishstix12345: Here is what I found in a PR from last year look at the place where the *******are.
RENO, Nevada – May 7, 2003 - Jim Holmes, CEO of Lifeline BioTechnologies, Inc. (OTC-Pink Sheets:LBTI) today announced the reverse split of Lifeline’s outstanding common shares effective May 20, 2003. The reverse stock split will be one share for every two hundred shares. Following the reverse stock split there will be approximately *********eighty-two million (82,000,000) common shares issued and outstanding.********* The record date for the reverse split is May 19, 2003.
Holmes noted the reverse stock split was necessary to modify LBTI's capital structure due to the large number of shares outstanding. The large number of shares outstanding is due to shares that were issued to finance the Company's operations. It is anticipated that the reduction of shares will increase the price of the Company's shares.
An issue Lifeline's management has been attempting to deal with is the "Short Sellers"; in its common stock, particularly the "Naked Short Sellers"; notorious in the Over The Counter market. Lifeline believes that Naked Short Sellers have continued to hurt the price of the Company's common stock, even though Lifeline has been making meaningful progress. Much more is coming to light about the activities of these Naked Short Sellers as is evidenced by the increase in lawsuits attempting to remove this detrimental activity to a company's public market. This is apparent as Lifeline has made meaningful progress in recent months, but has failed to see the price of its stock strengthen.
Holmes said Lifeline is considering alternatives to further deal with the harmful market activities of Naked Short Sellers. Naked Short Sellers are sellers of short positions with no intention of covering that short position. The hope of these sellers is that the company will go out of business and that they will never need to cover their short positions.
Holmes noted as a result of the reverse split NASDAQ will assign a new trading symbol to Lifeline. Once assigned that symbol will be published. Further, he said shareholders would be requested to submit their old certificates to Lifeline’s Transfer Agent, to be replaced by new, post-reverse certificates. Shareholders not obtaining new certificates will be denied certain rights, including but not necessarily limited to, the right to vote their shares and the right to dividends until they have returned their certificate for re-issuance. It is anticipated that the Company will require shareholders to submit their shares for exchange no later than July 15th, 2003.
William Reeves, president and founder of Lifeline commented on the continued development of its First Warning ™ System (FWS), a product to assist in the early detection of breast cancer. The FWS's interpretive system is being upgraded with current, more sophisticated technology. The Upgrade is expected to provide a higher incidence of identification of abnormalities in the breast. He noted that Lifeline's Ductscope is currently being field-tested. The Ductscope is designed to facilitate physician inspection of the inside of the breast ducts enabling the identification of abnormalities discovered by the FWS.
President Reeves reported that the Company's Ovarian microendoscope is currently in field-testing. The O-Scope™, as it is known, is designed for the physician's observation of the woman's ovaries and to take biopsies as is appropriate. The product is posed for the early detection of ovarian cancer.
Company Contact: Jim Holmes, CEO • Tel(775) 852-3222. Investor Relations Contact: James Stock, STOCK ENTERPRISES, INC • Tel(702) 614-0003. Lifeline's Website address: www.lbti.com Email address: info@lbti.com
Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: The statements contained herein which are not historical are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements, including, but not limited to, certain delays beyond the company's control with respect to market acceptance of new technologies or products, delays in testing and evaluation of products, and other risks.
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Pink sheets lists the number of Outstanding shares as 996,507,076 as of March 3, 2004. I think that is the actual number it is slightly higher than the number I had seen on the RB board. R stands for Raging B for Bull and if you add a dot and a com and put it together you will find a site with some good info on the LBTT board. But also a ton of garbage and BS. I haven't been that concerned about the number of shares. If all they had were the surgical blades, bioabsorbable surgical screws and the even the nipplescope I might be concerned. I do think the nipplescope is going to be very big. But I bought because of the First Warning System they are working on. I thought it was pure genius. You can go to LBTI.com to read all about it. LBTI was the symbol for LBTT before the reverse split. First warning would spot new blood supplies (angiogenesis) indicative of a tumor long before a tumor would show on a Mammogram. For all who hate to have Mammograms this would be very welcome and possibly better. For all who have never had one and won't experience one it is hard to describe without being crude. But basically I never had a wrinkle on my face until the technician took overy ounce of skin available from my neck to my ribs and clamped it into a vice and tightened it until they could hear me screaming in the tower of London. We are expected to do this annually and pay big bucks for the priveledge. Actually it is a small inconvenience compared to cancer but still unpleasant. Best to all-Debi
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PS-On the RB LBTT is a list of long shareholders who own about one third of the O/S around 300+Million. I post there as level_field4all and am on that list. Granted some of those names/share counts may be bogus but I would be surprised if it was more than a 15% variation. I also expect a huge number of those long shareholders and their friends will be buying the second big news come out. I know I will. I want to keep my long shares to donate a big chunk to World Vision when they grow up to be worth something and are 366 days old or better. That's why I picked the moniker WWJD-thru-me. I thought he would want to feed lots of kids. -Debi
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Now I am lost, I went to Pinksheets and WWJD you are right it is 996,507,076 as of 2004-03-03, but then where does the 82,000,000 in the PR come from? Have they let more shares into the market since then?
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Keithsan, do you mean to say that was an out right lie about you having an uncle in Germany? And that was just as big of a lie about a PR coming out this Tuesday? I hope not because your information is all over the RB website with your name all over the LBTT message board. That board has the largest posters of any board and is at least 100 times bigger then here. There will be a lot of pizzed off LONGS on that site if this isn't true. Please tell me it's true? People this morning were all talking about how a big PR is coming out this Tuesday with sales figures on the MammoScope. Posters from RB were coming to this site this morning and reading all your posts on LBTT to see if you were reliable. No one could find anything negative on you that you would give them any indication of you not telling the truth. So what's the truth?
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I figured Mr. Kieths story a little farfetched but it did cement in my mind a PR on Tuesday with lots of sales. Not Good and about shares OS I too read different figures different places. On Dance with Bulls I believe someone E-mailed um and didnt get an answer on that Q Maybe we should Dave
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Yup I will E-mail them I think I know how to word it to get a good response Dave
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I e-mailed investor relations and here was their reply
I am a investor in LBTT and a few investors and myself are confused about the current number of shares. Could you please clear this up for me, the one number I saw on Pinksheets.com was over 900 million, and I saw another number on a Lifeline PR that there were 82 million shares after the reverse split last year.
Thank you
Alex
I am happy to clear this up. Both are correct; immediately after the stock split a year ago there were 82 million shares. Last summer there was a private placement issued for needed working capital, so more shares were issued. The current amount is: 996,507,076 Thank you, and please advise if you have any other questions.
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