Market Cap 10.76M
Revenue (ttm) 3.00M
Net Income (ttm) 39.79M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 1,326.33%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 68,100
Avg Vol 561,510
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 29.67M
Stochastic %K 45%
Beta 1.10
Analysts Sell
Price Target $11.00

Company Profile

PAVmed Inc. engages in acquiring, developing, and commercializing novel products that target unmet needs in the United States. The company's lead products include CarpX, a patented, single-use, disposable, and minimally invasive surgical device for use in the treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome; EsoCheck Esophageal Cell Collection Device, which consists of diagnostic test that serves as a testing tool for preventing esophageal adenocarcinoma deaths, through early detection of esophageal precance...

Industry: Medical Devices
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 917 813 1828
Address:
360 Madison Avenue, 25th Floor, New York, United States
Shabbaman
Shabbaman Nov. 26 at 5:11 PM
$PAVM around 24k in dollars being traded so far !! just pathetic!!! unbelievable $LUCD is owned by this junk !!! Both are looking like organized money pits for everyone except people who hold their shares longer than a few days
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Shabbaman
Shabbaman Nov. 26 at 5:05 PM
$LUCD is a Scary stock being associated with the Big Loser $PAVM !!! 2026 i might try back but this link makes things a little to sketchy for me !!!
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Shabbaman
Shabbaman Nov. 25 at 7:20 PM
$LUCD this thing being associated with $PAVM is scary enough!!! hope you guys do ok but i'm watch for a little the rest of 2025 !!
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Thegame7000
Thegame7000 Nov. 24 at 8:00 PM
$PAVM come on baby, bounce…
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erich006
erich006 Nov. 24 at 5:20 PM
$PAVM January 19, 2026 is the SEC deadline to regain compliance. Extremely unlikely without a massive R/S. Seen this too many times in small pharma. I’d steer clear, but you never truly know, just going off anecdotal history of similar situations. GL too all.
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BigJuicy
BigJuicy Nov. 24 at 3:13 PM
$PAVM my last add will be at .25 and then I’m leaving this for a year
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BigJuicy
BigJuicy Nov. 24 at 3:06 PM
$PAVM 0.00? Wow what a joke
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Carter113
Carter113 Nov. 24 at 11:12 AM
$LUCD $PAVM $LUCD $PAVM Dave you can’t keep up with your own bullshit!!! Castle bought a very subpar devise called Esopredict from Previse and the clinical studies are/were not good at all!!! Not even a comparison to anything EsoGuard has done! Castle is not doing anything with Previse currently at all!!! The device needs a lot of improvement!!! It is obvious that you are getting very nervous that LUCD is getting ready to run because you post FUD under 2 handles multiple times a day, far more than anyone else! Long and strong and have been accumulating a lot more since the CAC meeting!!! You are a 🤡🤡🤡
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dmc4321
dmc4321 Nov. 24 at 10:12 AM
$LUCD & $PAVM @oaksapollo is DESPERATELY trying to mislead you. The ONLY VALID comparison with LUCD is CSTL, Castle BioSciences. CSTL with the 2005 acquisition of Previse bought for less than $5M the John Hopkins version of LUCD's EsoGuard which LUCD bought from Case Western. EsoGuard and Pevise are the SAME. CSTL focus is PRIMARILY on the Esophageal space with TissueCypher and now EndoSign which is what Previse calls their EsoGuard equivalent. The sampling method and assay are very similar for both CSTL and LUCD EXAS is for Colorectal cancer. Its sampling method is diffeent. The reason why oaksapollo wants to mislead you is CSTL, which is PROFITABLE, has an ACTUAL 80% Gross Margin, has $275M in the BANK is valed at LESS than 2X sales. So using that methodology LUCD should be worth around $10M (which is too low BTW) But claiming that a BILLION + Valuation is realistic fro a Company out of money Summer 2026, that loses $50M+ per year, and has sales of $5M is FAR MORE UNREALSITIC.
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Carter113
Carter113 Nov. 23 at 12:24 AM
$LUCD $PAVM Since 2001 when EXAS went public they have raised a total of 3.3B in the public markets. When the Abbott acquisition closes they will have generated 21B in value for investors (over 6 times what they have raised). A Cologuard tests costs $600 with 50% margins compared to an EsoGuard test at $1,938 with 90% margins. That means that LUCD makes almost 6 TIMES what EXAS makes per test preformed. I will let everyone do their own math. EsoGuard is best of breed in its class, and although others will try and copy it, EsoGuard will become standard of care because no other device in the sector has the kind of clinical utility or clinical validation that EsoGuard has. And none are very close in comparison. There is plenty of room for substantial growth in LUCD and once reimbursement comes (and it will come quick) it will be a very rapid rise.
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Shabbaman
Shabbaman Nov. 26 at 5:11 PM
$PAVM around 24k in dollars being traded so far !! just pathetic!!! unbelievable $LUCD is owned by this junk !!! Both are looking like organized money pits for everyone except people who hold their shares longer than a few days
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Shabbaman
Shabbaman Nov. 26 at 5:05 PM
$LUCD is a Scary stock being associated with the Big Loser $PAVM !!! 2026 i might try back but this link makes things a little to sketchy for me !!!
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Shabbaman
Shabbaman Nov. 25 at 7:20 PM
$LUCD this thing being associated with $PAVM is scary enough!!! hope you guys do ok but i'm watch for a little the rest of 2025 !!
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Thegame7000
Thegame7000 Nov. 24 at 8:00 PM
$PAVM come on baby, bounce…
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erich006
erich006 Nov. 24 at 5:20 PM
$PAVM January 19, 2026 is the SEC deadline to regain compliance. Extremely unlikely without a massive R/S. Seen this too many times in small pharma. I’d steer clear, but you never truly know, just going off anecdotal history of similar situations. GL too all.
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BigJuicy
BigJuicy Nov. 24 at 3:13 PM
$PAVM my last add will be at .25 and then I’m leaving this for a year
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BigJuicy
BigJuicy Nov. 24 at 3:06 PM
$PAVM 0.00? Wow what a joke
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Carter113
Carter113 Nov. 24 at 11:12 AM
$LUCD $PAVM $LUCD $PAVM Dave you can’t keep up with your own bullshit!!! Castle bought a very subpar devise called Esopredict from Previse and the clinical studies are/were not good at all!!! Not even a comparison to anything EsoGuard has done! Castle is not doing anything with Previse currently at all!!! The device needs a lot of improvement!!! It is obvious that you are getting very nervous that LUCD is getting ready to run because you post FUD under 2 handles multiple times a day, far more than anyone else! Long and strong and have been accumulating a lot more since the CAC meeting!!! You are a 🤡🤡🤡
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dmc4321
dmc4321 Nov. 24 at 10:12 AM
$LUCD & $PAVM @oaksapollo is DESPERATELY trying to mislead you. The ONLY VALID comparison with LUCD is CSTL, Castle BioSciences. CSTL with the 2005 acquisition of Previse bought for less than $5M the John Hopkins version of LUCD's EsoGuard which LUCD bought from Case Western. EsoGuard and Pevise are the SAME. CSTL focus is PRIMARILY on the Esophageal space with TissueCypher and now EndoSign which is what Previse calls their EsoGuard equivalent. The sampling method and assay are very similar for both CSTL and LUCD EXAS is for Colorectal cancer. Its sampling method is diffeent. The reason why oaksapollo wants to mislead you is CSTL, which is PROFITABLE, has an ACTUAL 80% Gross Margin, has $275M in the BANK is valed at LESS than 2X sales. So using that methodology LUCD should be worth around $10M (which is too low BTW) But claiming that a BILLION + Valuation is realistic fro a Company out of money Summer 2026, that loses $50M+ per year, and has sales of $5M is FAR MORE UNREALSITIC.
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Carter113
Carter113 Nov. 23 at 12:24 AM
$LUCD $PAVM Since 2001 when EXAS went public they have raised a total of 3.3B in the public markets. When the Abbott acquisition closes they will have generated 21B in value for investors (over 6 times what they have raised). A Cologuard tests costs $600 with 50% margins compared to an EsoGuard test at $1,938 with 90% margins. That means that LUCD makes almost 6 TIMES what EXAS makes per test preformed. I will let everyone do their own math. EsoGuard is best of breed in its class, and although others will try and copy it, EsoGuard will become standard of care because no other device in the sector has the kind of clinical utility or clinical validation that EsoGuard has. And none are very close in comparison. There is plenty of room for substantial growth in LUCD and once reimbursement comes (and it will come quick) it will be a very rapid rise.
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oaksapollo
oaksapollo Nov. 21 at 7:12 PM
$PAVM I follow about 40 stocks/ETFs. Today PAVM is the ONLY red one.
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dmc4321
dmc4321 Nov. 20 at 6:51 PM
$LUCD $PAVM I have said this before in September but Kevin Conroy the EXAS CEO said that they had met with LabCorp and Quest in 2014 and both said we are not interested in ColoGuard and if we were we would take ALL the economic benefit in a deal. That was in the EXAS CC in September 2025. Medtronics have had Cytosponge for a decade and havent bothered to buy got an assay. They could have bought for WAY less than $5M either the Mayo or JHU version of EsoGuard. No one besides EXAS has developed a Direct to Consumer (D2C) BRAND like ColoGuard where people are happy to pay $500 for a test they can buy OTC for $30. That is the power of Brand Equity but it takes BILLIONS and a Decade or more to create that Brand Equity. What you dont seem to get is everybody else is all in on liquid biopsies except CSTL which already had Tissue Cypher, and EXAS which has the Mayo Assay and Cyted which is looking to leverage its UK success in the USA Without D2C EsoGuard fails. Thats just a FACT
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Carter113
Carter113 Nov. 20 at 6:33 PM
$LUCD $PAVM Quest Diagnostics, Labcore, Medtronic, Abbott, JNJ and Grail just name a few….are ALL potential suitors that could be interested in a best of breed product like EsoGuard/EsoCheck!!! Money is coming into cancer prevention and diagnostics, and the 21B acquisition of EXAS who has yet to make a profit shows just how much money!!! 2026 will be the year!!!
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Carter113
Carter113 Nov. 20 at 2:19 PM
$LUCD $PAVM https://ir.pavmed.com/2025-11-20-Lucid-Diagnostics-Named-a-GenomeWeb-2025-Best-Places-to-Work-Top-Ranking-Honoree
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dmc4321
dmc4321 Nov. 20 at 2:20 AM
$LUCD & $PAVM The PUMPERS are busy tonight. They are so DUMB they dont realize that anyone buying EXAS is bad for LUCD. Why? It means that EXAS will not do any acquisitions until the deal has closed which is a year, MINIMUM. They will not add another layer of complexity onto the approval process. BUT ... Everyone knows that EXAS has built the only Direct to Consumer (D2C) Brand so they can and will compete and will win. So no one else will buy LUCD as without the ColoGuard CRM databases its 4 years before any deal could be accretive. LUCD will have to make the case for going it alone which requires raising $100M+ so share count will be near 350M from the 230M today. AND if LUCD has just an okay 1st Qtr of EsoGuard test sales after full CMS approval it will be sub $1 and if its a bad Qtr it will be 50 cents or less. EXAS being acquired is your worst case scenario. I said EXAS may pay between $400 and $500 million. If LUCD doesent get acquired it will trade at 50 cents within a YEAR!
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mcrotary
mcrotary Nov. 17 at 8:18 PM
$PAVM .50?
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onetimeengineer
onetimeengineer Nov. 17 at 7:42 PM
$PAVM The R/S was inevitable.
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trout290zzaam
trout290zzaam Nov. 17 at 6:35 PM
$PAVM more to come
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Stock_Catcher
Stock_Catcher Nov. 17 at 4:55 PM
$PAVM dont see news release
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1AMBITIOUSSAVAGE
1AMBITIOUSSAVAGE Nov. 17 at 4:52 PM
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squiggleburp
squiggleburp Nov. 17 at 3:37 PM
$PAVM Oiy, she woke up.
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dmc4321
dmc4321 Nov. 17 at 3:01 AM
$LUCD & $PAVM To me, the fact that after about 5 years they sold 167 tests a month to people that would be "covered" under CMS's 12 month look back rule each month for the first 6 months of 2025 says that there are NO REORDERS. Lishan & Dennis have NEVER shied away from talking UP any possible positive up. Their total history is littered by taking EVERY chance to wildly OVERPROMISE and even more wildly UNDERDELIVER. The fact that CarpX is gathering dust on a shelf while SX Microknife has done over 30,000 procedures reinforces that point. If there are NO REORDERS what does that mean for EsoGuards future sales? If there are 50% reorders, (that's a ENT practise or PCP that has done an EsoGuard test ONLY performing 1 additional test every 6 months or 2 in Total a year) that means that each of their sales people are selling LESS than 3 a month. So what would you consider a good, expected and bad growth rate based on that. They double to 6 a month, treble to 9? The MATH does NOT work
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