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Royalty is a percentage of that, 15-35 or 40% depending on patient location. so, 2,000 patients at minimum royalty of 15% is 90 mil, or a bit over a buck a share per year.
there's currently over 71 mil shares outstanding so a 600m market cap is $8.37, those outstanding shares are expected to increase ( ATM, warrants etc ) to 80+ or 90+ mil I believe, somewhere in there.
This author knows almost nothing about this company, he doesn't even know how this company gets paid.
"If Protalix captures 1% of the market for 1,240 people, the company could make $372 million per year from Elfabrio. However, it will probably take 5 to 10 years to reach that point and there is no guarantee that it does. I'm just trying to provide some point of reference for Elfabrio's potential growth."
The milestone payments are broken up, some are regulatory and some are sales based.
it's close to 1 billion total possible I believe when US and EU are combined, but the approval milestones will be a fraction of that. They also got an advance in place of one of the later EU ones some time ago.
There is also some language that's been shared on other boards that limits the number of milestones they can collect at one time, at least, the sales based ones, to, I think, 1 per year. The additional earned milestones in that year would then be paid later after they pay the largest earned one first. This is presumably to protect Chiesi's bank account in case it gains instant traction in the market.
This was my understanding.
Why are you plagiarizing posts from another board? Literally word for word.
You still haven't answered my questions about your previous post, which I am pretty certain has several inaccuracies in it ( at minimum ).
1.1 Billion due on milestone payments for approvals in Europe in the US from Chiesi Italian conglomerate
Some of the 1.1 billion has already been paid.
9. CHMP schedule in a few weeks from now in January 2023 (350 Million Milestone payment due on European approval)
Can you please cite your source for this 350 million figure? I am not aware of one.
10. PDUFA scheduled early Q2 2023 over 650 Million on US approval in milestone payments due.
Can you please cite your source for the 650 million figure? I am again not aware of one.
Also, what share count are you using?
They did disclose it, I've known about it, it was in the company news at the time.
They won't sell. Also not enough shares publicly traded in the float to do a hostile.
that's great!
now we just need that to happen every day for a month + . ... ;)
the 27% pre market is meaningless, it's from a trade of only 100 shares, and the ask has since dropped to .24
the bid is currently at yesterdays closing price of .2271 though
you just posted an article that is, let's see, over 2 years old?
Jeff Fox wasn't even CEO at that time...
up 20% so far in PM.
$3 calls on CLNE for Mar 15 expiry are showing $.05 still, surprised at how low they are...
I bought back the calls I had previously sold for $.01 ( I set the limit at .05 but they filled at .01 ).
anyway, the point is, 1) if you feel strongly that this will rise about $3.05 by friday, buy some calls ;)
2) if you sold calls, maybe buy them back and roll them to a future date or even a higher strike like $4...
Is it a little gnome that lives inside your tinfoil hat?
"Puts and calls are stupid on penny stocks. "
not if you're the one selling them....
gosh I hope not ;) but only because I have sold a pile of $1 calls ;)
the limitation of even pennies is on your specific account with Fidelity ( or perhaps all of Fidelity accts do this, but I doubt that is the case ). There are also sometimes limitations based on the size of the order as well.
The open market is a different animal, and pricing is not limited in the way it is in your Fidelity trading account. Your order may have been filled by someone not at Fidelity that has different trading restrictions and that allows for partial pennies in bids.
Fidelity also has dark pools as do all large trading houses. Some of their customers may have different trading setups that allow for partial pennies etc... so your order might have been filled there, and Fidelity would prefer that it is because there are tricks in place that allow middlemen to make a lot of cash on those partial penny differences, and it's less expensive for them to fill.
There is nothing mysterious about this. This is known and easily understood with a bit of reading about how trades actually take place. High speed trading enables making a lot of cash on exploiting the tiny differences in price that result due to miniscule differences in trading speed as well.
ZEV's do pollute unless they are being recharged by electricity that was generated in a way that doesn't pollute. ( I am not aware of any in existence ) Even solar panels, which may seem to be non polluting at a cursory glance cause pollution through their manufacture. Do ZEV's actually pollute less in a real sense through the full lifecycle of the vehicle and it's supporting systems for charging it?
I added at .93 and sold some AUG 1 covered calls at .15 ... seems like easy money to me, as long as it holds .79+ or thereabouts for the next few months...
I've been selling Dec and Jan $5 covered calls at .40 to .45 each...
if they hit, so what, I made ~25-30%, if they don't, I'll hold long term, but it's fairly easy money for a limited, but decent upside...
if they don't. I don't mind owning the shares longer term :)
longmike, you have been posting and posting and posting supporting this stock over and over again, and you were not aware that the stock AUTOMAICALLY drops by the dividend amount on the ex div date?
Please go read a book on investing, and learn something before continuing to spam this board with drivel. Seriously, this is basic knowledge.
Correction, 42 gallons per barrel, out of which you get approximately 20 gallons of refined gas.
still, $10 / 20 is 50 cents.
so, $2 - $2.25 gas, big deal.
there's 55 gallons in a barrel of oil. $10 / 55 = ~ 19 cents per gallon, which makes perfect sense since it was announced with this plan that it would cost less than a quarter per gallon.
gas is currently under $2, so even if your nightmare scenario came true of a dollar per gallon directly as a result of this fee ( can you explain how that'll happen? because I think we're a little fuzzy on exactly how 20 cents becomes a buck. ) then gas will be closer to $3.00, not $5.00 ( how does $3 become $5 ?? I'm not very clear on that part either ) but go ahead and call your congress critter and complain about it, maybe he can't do math either.
how large is your short position? :=P
Fuel Systems Shareholders to Get 2.129 Westport Shares for Each Share Held
math doesn't seem to quite add up, at current pricing this is a slightly better deal for FSYS shareholders isn't it?
merging with FSYS
WPRT and Fuel Systems to merge apparently, trading halted.
interestingly, in order to have made what he claims yesterday, he must have been timing things just perfectly, and had over 50k shares ( which is something like 500k minimum to buy, and that's only if he bought all the shares at yesterdays low, and sold them at the high on the day... to account for recovering his losses in addition to that ( his claim ), well, he must have had even more than that... like 3x as much, that's 1.5 mil in SDRL minimum... does someone who short term flips a stock to the tune of a million or 2 post here? and rant and rave about market manipulation?
He claims it didn't collapse, in fact he made 18k!! since he put that in writing here, well, gosh, it MUST be true... lol :)
The hedges are mentioned all over the place...
here's CNN talking about it: http://money.cnn.com/2015/08/05/investing/oil-companies-bankruptcy/
are they not mainstream enough for you?
I bought some yesterday, and sold it today...
I'm a believer in the long term position, ( and hold a rather small one ) but in the meantime, I see no reason not to daytrade it ;)
with the ups and down this stock has, day trading it until it finally takes off is kindof a no-brainer...
I mean the swings over fairly short time periods are kindof extreme...
10.50? it hasn't been that high in a year...
I don't recall NES hitting < $1.00 but maybe I'm wrong...
"Few, if any, miles of new power lines have been proposed, much less sited, engineered or installed. Great plan. No action."
I live in NH, there is a proposed project that's been debated for a few years ( at least ) here called "Northern Pass" to transmit electricity down from Canada. maybe that's not much in light of the whole nation, but it's certainly more than "nothing". I don't recall if it was a big deal in '09 or not, but I think it at least existed at that time.
"In January 2009 our national energy mix was as it had been for decades: Diminishing domestic oil production, "
really? even if so, I'm pretty sure that's not true /now/.
"falling levels of natural gas reserves"
again, really?
where did this article come from?
and did they choose 2009 as a comparison point in order to paint things in a certain light? because I don't think a lot of this info is true anymore ( or even, if it was accurate then, but I don't know for sure )
I'm not opposed to the general/overall message being portrayed here, but I do question the basis for their reasoning and argument.
at these prices, I just keep buying the shares as I can... CLNE too...
this drop is ridiculous...
Sure, I understand a lot of people have a long way to go. Still, considering the buys that took place at lower price levels, it's still good to see buying going on, and less selling even after a near doubling in price is all I was saying. It's a good sign. I have a large number of lots that I could dump here, for example, at 50-100% gain, but I'm not, and there must be many others in a similar position who are also still holding on. Partly because I believe there's a lot more upside, but also because I have some ( smaller ) lots in to the low .20 range.