[Monksdream]

CTHR new 52 week low

[deet49]

Wait! what? happened to Fur Coats?



CTHR ESG

[RR67]

Still chugging along

[EM60192]

CTHR got to $3.29 today. BRGO is a bargain considering they are now a direct competitor.

[blindman28]

dude. give us the numbers then..... BRGO is a penny pump play with dilution....

[EM60192]

BRGO is a steal at a .015/share and after their merger are planning on competing directly with CTHR.

[Gnewton14]

https://ir.charlesandcolvard.com/static-files/0935393d-0469-47b3-ae26-7105820608a0

[wesley_]

$2.90 nice

[RR67]

Wow. Awesome!!

[hweb2]

More insider buying announced after the close too-

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1015155/000110465921033295/xslF345X03/tm218992d1_form4.xml

[RR67]

Nice move today.

[RR67]

Link shows Dow Jones but input ticker CTHR and you’ll see 6 month chart. Enjoy your weekend.

[RR67]

It’s all speculation but the share price has recovered nicely over last 6 months.
https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

[gilead23]

I thought you viewed moissanite as costume jewelry :)

I agree they will benefit from engagements as they always likely do. I suspect peak time is right now as the average engagement is something like 13 months which totally fits. People likely get engaged on Valentine’s Day and have a spring wedding 13 or 14 months later.

I wonder if there was actually a dearth of new engagements last year with covid. If so then there may be some catch up effect. I just don’t know.

[RR67]

My bad. Was confusing Loewe with this company. Loewe specializes in costume jewelry. But still strongly believe this company will benefit with upcoming engagements and weddings, all in my opinion of course.

[RR67]

Just common sense. As more states open up, weddings and engagements that were on hold will now be starting up again and business should pick up again.

[gilead23]

I always assumed their wedding business was more tied to engagement stuff. How did you decide that costume jewelry for wedding attendees is a big piece of their business? Is it something the company mentioned or just your take?

[RR67]

Company specializes in costume jewelry so their clientele and target audience would wedding attendees, etc ...

[gilead23]

I like the company, but I’m not clear why wedding season matters. It’s traditional to buy a ring for an engagement not a wedding. By the time the wedding hits the ring was bought long ago.

[RR67]

With wedding season coming upon us and more states opening up, I believe this company could benefit greatly in my opinion

[blindman28]

CTHR updated anecdotal evidence that this might be another great quarter... look at this subreddit chart of Moissanite subscribers

https://subredditstats.com/r/moissanite
The Moissanite sub reddit is starting to really grow. And the top post by far within the last month with the most upvotes is a Charles & Colvard buyer

https://www.reddit.com/r/Moissanite/comments/lh1oe1/proposing_this_weekend/

with comments underneath

"Even their ring box is beautiful... Charles and Colvard are stepping the game up!!

Their stones are so gorgeous compared to other vendors"


"Stunning!! You’ll have an over the moon fiancé on your hands! I LOVE my C&C!!"

These are posts from people that have no idea about CTHR the stock looking at their reddit history

[hweb2]

Surprised this one hasn't taken off yet. I'm seeing other Nasdaq stocks around $1 shooting up 50-100% in a day. On no news at all. Complete garbage companies too. The markets are that frothy. Meanwhile CTHR has excellent fundamentals and LOTS of insider buying. Should have its day soon...

[52wkhi]

once again 1.35 afterhours purchases.

[52wkhi]

what is with the 1.35 afterhours purchase?

[BoilerRoom]

$CTHR bought bunch this at .70 Friday. Going be a nice play

[willlbone]

Hit by tornado?

[wildwood]

Its been lonely in the saddle since my
horse died. Not much interest in C&C?
As much as I'm tired of hearing the word,
narrative. I'll start one by saying... I am
very bullish on CTHR, and expect big things
looking ahead in 2020. C&C is one of those
under covered value propositions that could
easily have a 5 dollar handle.

[whytestocks]

News: $CTHR NetworkNewsBreaks - Charles & Colvard Ltd. (NASDAQ: CTHR) Secures $10M in Underwritten Public Offering

Charles & Colvard Ltd. (NASDAQ: CTHR) has completed an underwritten public offering of 6,250,000 newly issued common stock shares, sold at the public offering price of $1.60 per share. According to the update, the offering resulted in gross proceeds of $10 million to Charles & Colvard,...

Find out more https://marketwirenews.com/news-releases/networknewsbreaks-charles-colvard-ltd-nasdaq-cthr-secures-10m-in-underwritten-public-offering-8358712.html

[CashMoneyCarl]

Is anybody else in this? I managed to get a partial order fill last week back at 2.05 myself.. looks like it still has some legs.

[West Coast Snapper]

chart is rolling over...headed back to 1.30