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Technological Disruptors Are Changing the Medical Testing Industry

How Can Investors Benefit?

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Pre-IPO investors in medical devices have seen great rewards.
  • The 3,288% gain DXCM offered investors.
  • How IRTC made investors 385% gains.
  • Why investors in EW saw gains of 5,728%.
  • Who’s the next candidate offering ground floor investors a profitable opportunity?

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Rod ReumRod Reum | 35 year Veteran of Corporate Financing, Structuring, and Governance

Pre-IPO investors in medical device companies have seen great rewards.

For example …

iRhythm Technologies (IRTC), a maker of heart monitors, went public on October 20, 2016 at $26.75 a share.

Investors who bought 100 shares at the IPO, saw their $2,675 investment grow to $13,000 by June 2020 … for a 385% gain.

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Investors who bought 200 shares of DexCom, Inc. (DXCM), a maker of glucose monitoring devices, for $12 when it went public on April 14, 2005, turned $2,400 into $80,000 by June 2020.

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Edwards Lifesciences (EW), a maker of cardiac devices, went public on April 3, 2000 at $3.50. Investors who bought 1,000 shares at the IPO, turned a $3,500 stake in to $204,000!

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The healthcare testing market is buzzing with activity.

Markedly absent from this busy work is the rush to develop an easy to use, cheap, portable testing device that anyone can use, anywhere, and as often as necessary … in emergency rooms and medical offices … at testing stations and community centers … and most importantly, at home!

Such a device would have unlimited consumer demand, throughout the U.S. and across the globe.

Such a device has the potential to become the biggest in-home testing device on the market, putting investors on the threshold of a market that could be …

  • Bigger than sleep apnea devices, projected to be a $12.6 billion market in the next four years.
  • Bigger than blood pressure monitors, projected to be a $2 billion market in the next four years.
  • Even bigger than blood glucose meters, projected to become a $15.4 billion market by 2026.

Such a testing device can’t hit the market fast enough. And right now, there are too few companies working to make this device a reality.

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ABOUT RODNEY REUM

Rodney Reum has 35 years of senior executive leadership of both public and private companies. For longer than 10 years, he has been the CEO of Caballarius Global Holdings, a company specializing in consulting services in corporate financing, structuring, and governance. He has played a key role in management of the financing of many enterprises up to CAD$1.3 billion for one project.

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