written by reader Discussion page for Arch Therapeutics (ARTH)

by Lynn Clark, Stock Gumshoe | November 6, 2017 5:54 pm

This page is for discussion of Arch Therapeutics (ARTH)[1].

Endnotes:
  1. Arch Therapeutics (ARTH): https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/arth/

Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2017/11/microblog-discussion-page-for-arch-therapeutics-arth/


869 responses to “written by reader Discussion page for Arch Therapeutics (ARTH)”

  1. Dr. Bonz says:

    Haven’t been here in a couple months and it seems nothing has changed. The stock hasn’t seen over 20 cents in a year and it is sitting today at 14 cents. About two months ago I saw a couple of other opportunities and I finally gave up and sold (forever) my shares in ARTH. It has been a long 5+ years and it is a shame this company was mismanaged so badly that a potentially good product that could have helped people may never see the light of day. Norchi is a joke. He has been happy to simply collect his paycheck every year from being the “CEO” of this company while never doing anything to get it into the hands of physicians. Many here are invoking Dr. KSS name and blaming him for this one. I think his only fault here is not foreseeing just how badly the company would be mismanaged. Hell, none of us did. He did however see a product that if managed correctly could have been big. Unfortunately we all AGAIN learned the pain that can often come with biotech investing. I’ll check in here from time to time but ARTH was really the main reason I came here in the past. For those still in it, I wish you the best and will still be rooting for you to find your islands! 🙂 Bonz……………. out.

  2. t34classic says:

    fi·du·ci·ar·y I had to look it up to spell it correctly but the concept does not escape me at all. One aspect of ARTH that puzzles me is the lack of offers to buy them out. Are the offers not being made public? ( I do not know how that would or should work) or does the medical device industry know something that we as investors do not ? Though these days I spend my time fishing and sailing for 20+ years prior to this bounty of free time, I spent my time as a corporate cog working in R&D much of it helping to develop wound care products. Something about ARTH and it’s stagnation does not add up. This situation seems to go beyond the pitfalls of investing in small bio companies .

  3. frankw17 says:

    Yes, he is considered innocent unless you have been a long term holder of ARTH shares!
    Regards,
    Frank

  4. t34classic says:

    I sold my shares, needless to say at a lose a few months back. One of the things that pushed me over the edge was an interview with Norchi , he reminded me of a guy that would rather be home getting stoned and playing with the kids.

  5. Griffin says:

    I saw the announcement that they had partnered an outfit to help deliver to the government, that’s nice about time, then I see the share price jump on volume and fall back, so I placed an order to sell at a penny and a half over 6, and it sold, I did keep about 20%.

  6. electricphred says:

    Most recent news article from the company reports first product revenue to the VA, so this will be the first quarter with revenue, FINALLY. Most recent presentation on website https://content.equisolve.net/archtherapeutics/media/a42377743ede22713b8be5d34aee8966.pdfsays this is a “critical inflection point in commercialization plan”, on page 3. FINALLY!

  7. burghoffer says:

    If you want to see the article, delete the s at the end of pdfs.

  8. nocotek says:

    $3k in ‘goop’ revenue. Wow…
    I think management could have yielded better by hopping over to the local burger joint and flipped fries for the quarter.

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