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I said the chart was saying it is going to run soon. I was just hoping it would be after a dip. Congrats to all
I think I remember some milestone shares with n their contracts...cents do you recall
the accounting exercise is recording the substance of the transaction. "substance over form"
Huge aftermarket settlements...Dilution for sure
lol, you are skipping the middle transaction. They purchased stock with after tax money. That mean according to the IRS the funds were received and then used to purchase stock.
They only make the distinction because cash was not exchanged. Nothing more
no, they worked for the paycheck just like everyone else. Then they bought stock just like everyone else
no it isn't. It is saying you received your paycheck then contributed back to the company for stock...ie purchase
It was a purchase. Consideration received and given up
Yes purchases, no open market
NOPE, they earned them
They EARNED them. Huge difference
most definitely
one trick poney
Sorry Agri but that is not a supplement it is an IND. We are far more than a one trick pony like the other so-called covid stocks
Looking for a southeasterly drift through the holiday
you must be loving those 28s you picked up earlier
come to papa
I should be able to jump in on the dip to 3.50
Actually, this chart looks like it is about to run again. I may have to pick up a swing trade here
Sights are set. Summer just started 2 days ago. Every indication is the best is yet to come.
looks a lot like B#RX! lol
lol, yeah this article written by the lead researcher certainly seems that way...bwhahahaha
Covid Facts, Not Fear, Should Drive California Reopening
Missing from media reports on spiking COVID cases is any mention of vast increases in testing
By James Veltmeyer, June 23, 2020 12:04 pm
In spite of this testing increase, the number of documented new infections nationwide has remained flat.
The media is trumpeting recent geographic increases in documented Covid-19 cases to implicitly or explicitly shame states that are reopening their societies. “Record spike in new coronavirus cases reported in six U.S. states as reopening accelerates,” reads a recent Reuters headline.
Inexplicably, many of these scare stories make no mention of the corresponding vast increases in Covid-19 tests. “There are a lot of reasons why coronavirus cases are spiking around the country,” writes Politico, which proceeds to list several so-called contributing factors, including “state leaders [who] were slow to impose Covid restrictions and quick to lift them.”
Missing from this list: any mention of vast increases in testing.
Over the last week, the country has conducted 3.4 million tests, about 40 percent more than one month ago. Given numerous antibody studies showing that the disease is far more widespread than just those with official positive diagnoses, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that case counts are rising with testing capacity.
What’s more of a surprise is that, in spite of this testing increase, the number of documented new infections nationwide has remained flat. Even in states that are supposed “hotspots,” the number of new cases has generally tracked new tests. Same story here in California.
This testing data, then, hardly justifies pausing societal reopening as the media claim. Rather, the latest virus information provides additional justification to proceed with the return to normal life.
The CDC recently revised its estimated Covid infection fatality rate down to just 0.3 percent. That’s more than an order of magnitude lower than the original estimate used to justify societal lockdowns. The number of Covid deaths continue to decline, falling in half nationally over the last month, according to a seven-day moving average.
The curve hasn’t just been flattened, it’s been crushed. Yet the media and some politicians, including California Gov. Gavin Newsom, have shifted the shutdown goalposts from flattening the curve to eradicating the virus.
Even this revised death rate overestimates the danger of the disease. Nearly half of all Covid deaths have occurred in nursing homes. About 93 percent of all deaths have occurred among those with an average of 2.5 comorbidities. More than 80 percent of all deaths have come from those aged 65 and older.
In other words, if you’re young or healthy, this disease poses a similar threat to the seasonal flu and, at worst, the 1957 Asian flu or the 1968 Hong Kong flu, neither of which brought about economic lockdowns. It’s worth investing resources to protect the most vulnerable among us — the sick, aged, and institutionalized — but Covid doesn’t justify maintaining current societal restrictions, which have significant consequences of their own.
The biggest impact of lockdowns that I’m seeing as a physician is people delaying needed medical treatment for fear of catching Covid. Cancer tests and diagnostic screenings are down about two-thirds, according to one analysis. People with chronic diseases are skipping the chronic care needed to treat them. Given the importance of early treatment, the lack of doctor visits poses a major threat to lifespans.
The CDC recently revised its estimated Covid infection fatality rate down to just 0.3 percent. That’s more than an order of magnitude lower than the original estimate used to justify societal lockdowns.
There are also socio-economic consequences that cause mortality increases. Roughly 45 million Americans, and 5.4 million Californians, have filed for unemployment benefits over the last three months. The relationship between unemployment and all-cause mortality is clear. Every percentage point increase in unemployment is associated with 37,000 excess deaths.
Alcoholism, depression, and domestic abuse are all on the rise. Hard liquor sales are up by 75 percent, according to one estimate. There’s a national shortage of Zoloft, a popular anti-depression medication. And community activists around the country, including in California, are sounding the alarm about rising domestic violence rates. Suicides will almost surely rise.
These are the types of stories that need to be told. We don’t need more click-bait about rising infection rates that ignore associated testing increases. We’ve flattened the curve. Now it’s time to restart the moribund economy, which poses a much greater threat to the average person than this disease. People should follow these facts over the media’s fear.
We don’t need more click-bait about rising infection rates that ignore associated testing increases.
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James Veltmeyer
Dr. James Veltmeyer is one of San Diego’s leading physicians and a national leader in the battle for common-sense and affordable health care reform. He is a partner of the Job Creators Network Foundation.He is the author of the the “Health Care by the People, for the People” direct-payer health reform plan which has been covered in both local and national media. Dr. Veltmeyer’s plan would restore the doctor-patient relationship by limiting the role of government and private insurance companies in the health care process.
I do not see a new PR
Sorry Deano, SEC is watch all epidemic stocks trying to increase their valuation by covid or even zika prs. Just letting everyone know
stock price doesn't seem to show that at all...
where is your link
The SEC is watching COVID promotions closely.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jacobfrenkel/2020/04/21/sec-aggressively-suspends-trading-of-17-covid-19-solutions-suspected-as-fraudulent/#56e3c8372f25
https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2020-131
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/apdocuments/3-19787-event-2020-05-21-divisions-opposition-brief-in-the-matter-of-nano-magic-inc.pdf
Any investors with a Covid promo concern with BCRX should join this SEC teleconference for additional information. June 23, 2020, 5-6 PM.
https://www.sec.gov/files/NYRO-Event.pdf
ugly 13g. Citadel is all over the place. Is this the same Citadel that is getting sued by M#XD?
a ton of s8's
is this a good company?
I was doing a little volume review. There was about 900M shares traded on the few big up days we had. So far about 600M on the down days. Leaves about 300M for them to settle as low as they can.
don't forget to "follow" your favorite people so their name will be bolded. Saves a ton of time
no problem!
No! they have to file the 144 to release the restriction. Then form 4 to sell.
no! he would have to file with the SEC to remove the restriction.
where was that stated "by the end of the month". SEC is watching this board