Aastrom Biosciences, Inc., a clinical-stage biotechnology company, focuses on the development of cell therapies for use in the treatment of severe chronic ischemic cardiovascular diseases. The company is developing a manufacturing technology platform, the Aastrom Replicell System, which enables the expansion of a various cell types, including the production of multicellular therapies expanded from an adult patients own bone marrow that can be delivered directly to damaged tissues. Its lead product candidate include ixmyelocel-T, to treat patients with severe chronic ischemic cardiovascular diseases, such as advanced heart failure due to dilated cardiomyopathy, the third leading cause of heart failure, and critical limb ischemia. The company was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
February 14, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: interpreting the cell and gene therapy sector’s decline
February 11, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: the week ends with an empty bottle of cell and gene therapy advancements
February 10, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: cell and gene sector gets shot down and crashes in flames
February 9, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: riding the sector merry-go-round
February 7, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: another bounce, dips got bought yet, the sector could end-up with overbought and volatile bottoms again
February 4, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: Volatility fell, volume was lower in a positive cell and gene therapy sector close
February 3, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: another wild run
February 2, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: the cell and gene therapy sector got hammered as predicted, when is it wrong to be so right and often?
February 1, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) closing bell: are you making a return on investments (ROI) or waiting for the down slide
February 1, 2022
RegMed Investors’ (RMi) pre-open: volatility, a liability which eats into returns or a levity enhancer
35 companies, 1 interpreter!
Insight, foresight and recommendation
Vericel (VCEL) – Opened 1/2/18 at $5.90, saw a high of $7.30; started February at $8.15 slipping with a low of $6.60 and started March at $8.05 jumping to $11.35 on $3/6 after announcing a $300 K net incomeand a per share value of +$0.01. Further thoughts rflect strong use of an ATM and at this "peak" - a financing "could" ensue ...
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