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No offense to Master Wayne here.
Thanks doc! Again, we need someone with Reddit privileges to post the good word.
Efficient markets need the free flow of info - something might be technically public, but how good is a Tweet if only 250
people read it?
Can we get the word out beyond people in the Bioelectronics and message board penny stock trolling world?
Amen to CVS, bought three patches off the shelf in a nearby town, posted pics of the display here, and gave the SKU to the store manager to reorder (I bought their last).
I’m too new to Reddit to make posts and such, the bots are on me.
Someone who has full posting and commenting ability can get on this. The algorithms generally work like this - views count, help push posts up somewhat, upvotes/likes or the equivalent help more, comments and replies help the most.
Now we’re talking.
Everyone should know about this stock! We should have thousands of posters on this board and tens of thousands of new pandemic era investors.
In terms of investor communication and “road shows” (has there ever actually been an investor roadshow with visits to family offices and micro cap conferences?), I feel like we are back in 2009 technology doing cave paintings and sending up smoke signals.
The internet, message boards, and social media is powerful.
I know Keith and Kelly are on Twitter which is great, but I tend to see very low numbers of views.
I know we probably have some Millennials on here by now, can we please get the message (true facts, publicly released info) out there to the masses?!!
Historic updates! New PRs! They’ll probably add a bunch of logos and links for their new partners.
Who knows, maybe they even hired a new full time person or team to redo their website.
Upvote, comment, repeat. The more rocket ship and “diamond hands”, emojis the better.
It’s probably worth it, that website’s been clunky for years.
I think it’s going to happen sooner than we think. Have a high sell limit order in just in case.
Tried to do my part, upvotes, “coin awards,” whatever that Reddit stuff means.
Do you have a link? I took a brief look, couldn’t find it.
Good thing you can’t short this, I wouldn’t wish huge losses on anybody.
Could retail investors make GME profitable by all buying a game or three?
Maybe check with GameStop to see on which product the company has its highest profit margins?
Full disclosure: I don’t own any GME securities, nor do I work for GME.
It’s not exactly failing, more or less chugging along like many others.
I ask my self, why don’t the reddit crowd each by a game from GameStop and make it a great Q1?
Do what thou will, I won’t lose sleep over it.
But I suggest taking a 10 minute break, ignoring this board and then re-reading the latest PRs, emails and updates and decide if this is a stock about to crash, or one that is in the process of moving steadily upward.
Even Clay hasn’t been back, he knows this one is different.
Yeah, it’s a little strange, it came out from E & E, but it’s like I’m reading some independent seeking alpha type article. Encouraging, but not very clear what it is.
Look, the market’s been super hard on BIEL, the relatively small number of people who have heard of this stock have been appropriately cynical.
If this were a cannabis company or a stem cell company, we wound have passed a penny years ago.
Entertain the possibility that this is different.
Forgoing $750,000 in interest makes a tangible difference;
A 15 pallet order;
$500k plus in deferred revenue.
Forget the past track record and past promises and bad moves. Forget the science and pretend that they are shipping widgets.
These are objectively game-changing developments for any micro company that’s never been profitable in its history.
And we should all accept the three points I made above. If these are incorrect, then the company is in deep trouble as these are publicly made, filed, and reported facts.
If we all live in reality and deal with these same set of facts, it makes sense that any objective investor would likely conclude that this rise is different.
Not to say that there won’t be dips in the near term and medium future - I’d be surprised if there weren’t. But we aren’t going to suddenly go back to trips or drop 70% GME style.
This is the beginning of a sustained upward trend in SP. Not all because of future speculative growth, but mainly grounded in verifiable current developments and facts and a concrete medical need in this country and across the world.
This one came to me yesterday, not sure if it is the same one referred to earlier:
OWN SNAP
Bioelectronics (BIEL) Moves Up On High Volume: Now What?
February 1, 2021 By Michael Rowels
If you are looking to get into stocks that have been displaying considerable momentum then it might be a good idea to track the Bioelectronics Corp (OTC: BIEL) stock.
The stock has displayed strong momentum in recent days and over the course of the last week, it managed to deliver gains of as much as 50%. The trigger for the rally in BioElectronics might have been the announcement of the company’s fourth-quarter results back on January 19.
BioElectronics managed to generate revenues of $519,000 in the quarter, which represents a massive jump of as high as 241% from the previous quarter.
The revenues stood at $152,000 in the third quarter. However, more importantly, the company announced that on top of the revenues it generated, there are going to be deferred revenues to the tune of $554,000. Lastly, the two biggest lenders to BioElectronics have also decided to forego interest payments totaling as much as $750,000 in 2020 and are going to do the same in 2021.
Michael Rowels
That’s enough to push us to a penny, IMO.
Not for BIEL. Was here last week and hasn’t come back. Doesn’t fit the Clay Trader MO and victimology.
Good luck with that
Yeah, selling would seem like a really bad idea. We will never again see trips.
I would encourage anyone who previously sold to come back in, but I know that’s psychologically tough if you’ve sold previously for much less.
This stock required a lot of patience, but it will have been worth it all in the end.
Agree, on E*TRADE since Fall 2009, and have traded many penny stocks with zero difficulty.
Yeah, and maybe Santa Claus will develop a killer rival product and deliver it for free down everyone’s chimney for free!
Or maybe the courts will reverse the Sackler conviction and settlements and green light the CIA to ship Oxy around the world to fund a dirty war in South America.
Either event might put us out of business and cause someone to cancel that 15 pallet order
Oh man that’s awesome. Makes me nostalgic for my distribution center days on a motorized two pallet jack.
Get those kids under the pallets, raise em, and drop it off at the loading bay or right onto the truck.
I’m totally fine paying my long term capital gains tax on this when the time feels right, but this has room to run!
I always wondered why shorting is legal. To anyone outside the financial industry, it seems very distasteful, you are directly profiting on the struggles of another company. Not as a market competitor,
offering a superior product which would be fine, but as a pure speculator placing a side bet.
Originally, as with mortgage backed securities, I’m sure people through allowing short bets to allow people to hedge their other positions. Theoretically, it adds liquidity to the market.
But here, we might benefit from a short squeeze at the moment. For 11 or so years, shorting would have helped to artificially hold down our stock price and create conflicts of interests for market makers.
But now, IMO, we are good and the way upwards has been cleared to us.
Not “should”, will!
Verizon/FIOS and Google have had issues yesterday and today.
There’s also a TON of shenanigans going on with stocks like GameStop and other unprofitable companies & message boards that the SEC has their eye on.
Here at BIEL, we are fine. 11 plus years of investing and following this stock.
It’s a winning product, whatever larger market disruption that’s going on is very temporary and not be worried about, Big Tech, state actors or not.
It happens, had a record day yesterday, of course there will be a drop.
Watch for things to even out and build steadily. I would guess that was a lot of after hours orders getting settled. Look for a sustained trend from noon-on. That’s likely to be more meaningful as to how this day goes.
But it’s not about days, it’s about concrete improvements, deals, announcements, forgiven interest, great partners and profits over the course of the next weeks and months.
Holy Feces is exactly what I thought when I checked the latest trade. I guess we open at .004 or am I having some kind of flashback?
Hi L2, don’t have PMs, thanks for the message.
Check out VERB.
Go Foodfest! Whatever that is, I’ll read up on it unless someone wants to give me a one-pager reply post.
Yup, the public gets another dose of good news with each quarter and deal announcement.
I know Wolf of Wall Street warned everyone off penny stocks. But you can’t really trust that movie, it was produced by an arch criminal.
Yes, penny stocks are risky, but look at the upside here. As long as you aren’t risking the rent money and you’ve got money elsewhere, it’s not crazy that Covid times retail investor would want a nice piece of BIEL.
Welcome, best of luck to you. Here’s hoping you had good timing.
Nickel SP is life-changing for me, I would guess for many of us.
Good luck to everyone. Patience is being rewarded it seems.
Thanks Uncle Joe, I knew we could count on you!
To make sure I understand, when KN wrote that on 1/19, did he mean finalizing stocking and marketing was killer (it’s already happened) or that it is in process and will be killer?
Maybe I missed the “finalized” part of their last PR. I remember feeling great after reading it, but their PRs are sometimes less than definitive.
Since Jared didn’t quite solve the opiate epidemic, I’m sure we can finish the job for him with the help of BIEL!
Forgoing interest payments in favor of balance sheet profitability is a very classy move by management.
In terms of corporate responsibility, it may be the next best thing to note holder options reduction.
This is looking really good for 2021, I remember thinking similar things every year all the way back to 2009, but this is different:
Actual FDA OTC approvals;
Much stronger BOD;
Different CEO;
Winning US partnership strategies with existing companies who already have shelf space;
A public increasingly open to non-pharmaceutical pain options;
A whole new generation of day traders and retail investors looking for the next best thing who have yet to even see BIEL, but will definitely pile in to chase profits;
And most importantly concrete financial sheet improvement - big revenue increases, pallets of product going out and deferred revenue yet to land.
There are only so many shares available given that huge chunks are locked up in strong hands who won’t cash out until
.01 plus, and I have to think that issuing new shares to support day to day operations is a thing of the past.
Not that I am against all future issues. It’s one thing to print shares to fund day to day operations, it’s another to register new shares to invest in a whole new product line and promotion (for ex: Allay, mental health treatment, etc.).