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this severe decline is just so hard to comprehend. the picture of the arm thingy had so many cool colors and buttons. go figure.
yes, it's best to throw all of your money into a sh%tload of fecal discharge securities at this point. if it smells like a truck stop restroom on 2-for-1 chili night, you have reached the appropriate amount of accumulation.
have no fear, 3 shares traded so far today. that's a cool 24 cents. a king's ransom in biblical times.
it's just my speculation. but this sort of scenario happens all the time and there's rarely a happy ending for the retail investors.
delisting, followed by crickets
even in hell, their marvelous wonder woman arm bands will protect them from harm. ALL HAIL LEX
nice work
"Management is reviewing strategic options for the company going forward and continuing to hold discussions with potential strategic partners."
i.e., no news is bad news.
nearly every time a company is delisted, there are law firms with papers already drafted to sue them.
careful, someone will pitch a hot new sleeping pill stock to you
15 shares traded. Pretty comical.
that is roughly $45-55 worth, not including the broker's fees for opening and closing that position (for me about $14), right?
it's easy to manipulate the SP of a low volume penny stock. the problem is the low volume makes it extremely hard to enter and exit positions quickly. so at these levels,"gaming" this thing is not realistic for retail traders.
that was a thrilling read ;)
sadly, no news isn't always good news. so now we're watching them frantically grope for a cash injection/buyout before the delisting notice is served.
not cutting anyone any slack. i was merely answering your question ("How can HS be on a fast track to the FDA and needing 4 million dollars to complete the approval?")
not an fda maven, but i think that only meant that LEX had been designated by the fda as appropriate for fast track approval. it wasn't a colloquial expression by LEX. assuming that's a fact, it wouldn't be fraudulent for LEX to merely report it, even if they didn't have reasonable funds to last through the approval process.
the cheerleading that was posted by the highly suspect "heartsentry" in re to the reverse split looks like classic pumping by someone looking for an exit point on a long position. a reverse split is overwhelmingly a bad sign in almost all cases and is done merely to prevent delisting due to low SP. occasionally it works, but who invests based on exceptions to the rule rather than the rule itself?
https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/04/16/do-reverse-splits-ever-work.aspx
it hit .03 today
but selling at .3 post-RS is the same as selling at .03 pre-RS. why wait? it's been in the .03's a lot recently.
i keep seeing alarmist posts about trading being "halted." while there is certainly reason to be concerned about the SP trajectory, when volume drops to the lows we are seeing there are invariably gaps in trading that can span hours, days, et cet. so i don't think it's a product of SEC enforcement efforts, rather it's a lack of interest. those who wanted to flee have done so. now it's just the true believers, willing to watch it all vaporize or realize a profit for their patience. if there is ever serious talk of delisting, there will be a flurry of downward volume lasting 1-2 days, then POOF. then again, even the SLIGHTEST positive news would cause exponential increases. for those that invested important money, the jumping off point is the real trick if the latter occurs. i didn't go too deep on this given it's a spec play and a stinky pinky to boot. hope you all keep your shirts. no hate from me. always keep a considerable stash of dry powder.
you're optimistic in assuming there are doors to close and lights to turn off. i don't take pleasure in saying that. i have only been long.
it could also be said that people sell to either make a profit or avoid a loss. just looking at the reason people are buying rather than selling is careless.
how about the people selling?
how long can they continue down this course before de-listing? not sure of the SEC rules on that.
i think that was just the usual elastic (dead cat) bounce after a massive fall. it's pretty realistic to think that we will see PPS way sub two cents. i bet on this thing as a spec play and will ride it out as i didn't spend so much that it would kneecap myself if it was all lost. of course, that doesn't make it any more fun to watch. but the downside is grudgingly bearable.
yes, the story is hard to piece together from what's left of the posts. in any event, it's much "quieter" here now, for the better. looked at drus just now, major pop lately. not sure what that's all about though.
i guess so. pretty luke warm positivity. but yes, that could be an effort to seem authentic. but to go to those lengths just to fabricate mild praise is wildly pathetic.
I was thinking something along those lines as well. But oddly, the phony PR that was posted was not overwhelmingly positive or negative as I understood it. So strange. Who has that kind of time?
i guess you can argue about anything if you're determined. cheers.
sure, but i meant an ACTUAL motive, not mental derangement.
there's a lot of folks on here who would prefer that this forum not be derailed from exchanging facts/ideas. but lately it seems some dolts want to prevent that from occurring. i am hoping iHub can identify and ban them.
who would have a motivation to dupe people into believing that Gopher and Sabre were/are the same person?
agree with that.
most obnoxious are the sites that fabricate "reports" that are simply forms filled in with technicals. and there are SO many of them.
so who's gonna cough up the username of the person who posted/emailed that garbage earlier?
then i suppose you should have no problem citing to a single credible source that's used the expression "residential investor" - - unless of course they're talking about real estate, which clearly isn't involved here.
admitting a mistake gives you so much credibility.
cheers.
nah, you mistyped and are too stubborn to own it.
retail investor
contrarian for the sake being contrarian
Apple clearly delving into portable medical diagnostics.
"Apple got a first-of-its-kind clearance for its electrocardiogram app from federal regulators in September after conducting a preclinical study with 2,000 people. It also did a clinical trial with 600 other participants to ensure it could distinguish between a normal heartbeat, or sinus rhythm, and atrial fibrillation."
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/06/apple-watch-ecg-sensor-review.html
https://www.apple.com/healthcare/site/docs/Apple_Watch_Arrhythmia_Detection.pdf
Now we know who inherited Stan Lee's exclamation points.
checking the market action of LEX is like clocking the speed of an iceberg.
this is becoming a persnickety board with the lack of PR
you can have more buyers than sellers though, and of course vice versa.