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Just my opinion, but many of the people complaining actually want shares to go down so they can buy more at a discount. It's the opposite pump and dump; I call it cry and buy.
Today's traders agreed with me
I like that they don't seem to be issuing new shares because they are in trouble. They're issuing the shares because they see more opportunities. ??
How much was it per share?
It's not about the number of shares, it's about the risk vs the reward.
Risking $30 won't break anyone, seriously. The problem is people buying more than they can afford to lose, without any exit plan, hoping to be the next multi millionaire of a relative small investment. We all really hope for that, but deep down we know the likelihood of striking gold is small.
I love a good deal, and at these prices I can buy 100 shares for only $30. Even a $100 isn't going to ruin any trading account.
D443 needs to research my suggestion, and mine the free users consumer data for advertising dollars, much like AVG does.
Jason is smart, so I assume he's already looking into it.
I feel bad for you. I hope you're a multi-millionaire. Why didn't you have an exit setup in case the stock went down? Penny stocks aren't traditionally long term investments for most people.
Maybe you didn't hear, but this is from 3 or 4 weeks ago:
https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3084749/chrome-removes-avg-avast-add-ons-data-mining
https://www.techradar.com/news/avast-and-avg-extensions-allowed-back-on-firefox-store
Would 443 be able to collect data from users of its free software, and monetize that? 40,000 x their end users = a lot of user data. I've seen other security companies responsibility collect user data to pay for operations. For some reason no one is talking about that.
You're confused, I didn't say anything about Cigna. Please stick to the facts. But you're right, there have been multiple reports in this forum of prior authorization being needed in 2020.
I can only defend what I said, and I said a road block, which means hindrance (yes, I looked it up).They aren't preventing, just making it harder. Peace.
For sure
It doesn't work that way. When insurance rejects Vascepa, the price for the patient for up, not down. And up considerably.
There's at least one insurance company recommending fish oil as an alternative. Maybe they don't know what they're talking about, since there are differences between the 2, but instead of paying attention to what's going on, you guys are putting you heads in the sand and changing the subject. That's not my problem, because I'm informing you all.
I don't want to argue semantics.
That is your opinion. My opinion is that lost sales like this is negative, and needs to be talked about.
Yes, PA, prior authorization.
Put another way, more insurance companies are putting up road blocks to patients that's want to use the medication, including patients who were already prescribed the medication.
I'm posting this publicly, so this isn't insider information. Traders need to know this, and Amarin needs to decide if this is material information.
My insurance is requiring pre-authorization for 2020. Not good for me of course, since I may have to drop out. What is other insurance companies put out coverage limits?
Few want to buy, or sell, at these prices.
I didn't accuse you of an SEC violation, so don't call me a lier.
If you scroll back, many were doubting it would even happen.
Show us all the posts that predict it would happen today.
If we need to be so honest, I'd prefer it go down this month.
This stock shot up before most people heard the news.... Sleazy.
He's got 3 more weeks lol
If what your saying is true, then Microsoft and IBM would own every valuable tech company out there, and they certainly don't.
As a buyer, I can tell you that purchasers do often look at the size of the company, but not the market cap. Successful companies will often look to small companies because small companies are hungrier and provide better service.
The Chinese new year starts on January 25th.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_New_Year
You might be a great person, a truly great person. On the surface many people think that non-compete contracts are unethical, because the previous employee isn't being paid during that additional time. But you sound nice. I wish you a happy new year.
$1/share = a market cap of $814.109m, up from $11.886m currently.
Up 4.92% on Friday during the normal trading session. Up another 10.74% after hours Friday. They will host a conference call Monday, December 16, at 7:30 a.m. ET.
Where does it go from here?
I called OptumRx, and they won't take the coupon. I'll try Walgreen's next.
You making stuff up doesn't help with that. I'm just saying.
I don't really need to check. I'm a customer. I read the data sheet.
It's not justifiable to make up statistics. We don't know if you're shorting the stock.
Are you sure you can use the coupon and also use insurance? I read that the coupon is for those without insurance.
It's good to learn the side effects. Thank you all.
As a comparison, people on statins often report muscle pain as a side effect. Liver damage is also a risk of using statins.
And of course, look at the side effects from eating unhealthy foods.
My hope is for the best
I do feel bad for people allergic to fish
That's a story from 2016. It sounds like AMRN worked out a settlement with the FDA some time ago.
https://www.medpagetoday.com/publichealthpolicy/healthpolicy/56635
I never take those report cards too seriously, but this one is fun to read.
"Americans are ‘absolutely appalled’ by the lack of a national data-privacy law, says Republican Sen. Blackburn"
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/americans-are-absolutely-appalled-by-the-lack-of-a-national-data-privacy-law-says-republican-sen-blackburn-2019-12-04
Yes, this company needs the government to regulate data privacy in order to make it big, but that might just happen, so I'm long.
What I mean is that today's range is .4475 to .76, yet I couldn't buy 10% higher than .4475 or sell 10% lower than .76. I admit that maybe my lot size wasn't ideal, which is why I think the low volume is the issue.