The author of this article has a short position in the company.
Q: What would you do if your company had:
- accumulated losses of $58 million,
- no commercially available product,
- a “going concern” from its auditors,
- largely run out of cash,
- was expected to incur significant losses for the foreseeable future,
- no strategic investors,
- questionable strategic partnerships,
- insiders who want to sell 15% of their personal stock for proceeds of $2 million
- faced significant regulatory and other hurdles, and
- a weak (but well paid) Board of Directors?
SenesTech
A: Take advantage of the JOBS Act and the hot equity markets by doing an IPO that gives you an equity market cap of $80 million and a valuation 220% higher than...


