did the career thing long enough.
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perhaps we turned on the atm at 1.70
can you say "shorts covering"?
down big for no obvious reason last week, now up for no reason. feels like the 'down big' might have been pulled down so somebody could get in at their price....except the volume doesn't seem to have been significant enough to support that...
any of you semi-pros have comments on that?
dart must have a Bored seat
funny as in maddening. here the market is spiking up again, and somebody is trying to sell a lot of this stuff near the 52 week low.
not particularly bullish, is it?
kinda funny...somebody is trying to dump shares, but there aren't any takers...
maybe our COB is selling...
for those who have been using the excuse that we've just followed the market down, explain today's price action.
like i said, jess...this stuff is cheap enough that it wouldn't kill them to buy some on the open market to supplement their options and show confidence
if insiders aren't buying here, it had better be because a material event is preventing it. otherwise, there is simply no excuse for at least some of them not to step up. it's not like it costs much to buy this stuff.
otherwise, it's disgraceful. they are certainly aware that an awful lot of their shareholders are underwater...far underwater...and they still can't throw us a bone.
my concern with the downward moves have everything to do with the atm. i know i'm going to get diluted constantly, but at least we get some bang for the buck at $2-3.00 or more... only WE get banged when it happens at $1.22. everybody knows we need the cash, and it's sickening to think they'll be getting it at such low share prices.
the share price DOES matter now.
buying opportunity? i fell for it again at 1.40
geo...it's not piling on when we're down 45% in a month when we've been told this is our year, again.
if we were only down as much as the sector, you wouldn't be hearing from me.
geo...that's a very significant difference, and is the source of the complaints appearing here daily. (and if we ever had one of those big spikes to the upside, lots of us wouldn't be here for the future crash)
i was not expecting it to go up today, and i did expect it to sink.
i do not expect it to go down by double or triple what nasdaq goes down by day after day after day after day.
if this company ever has financial success, it will certainly be in spite of management.
the lack of concern for the shareholders is dumbfounding. as many have stated previously, there are any number of things the board could be making efforts at to soften these spikes....
do they not care about the spikes, or do they actually prefer them?
Hello Tustin...$1.26
HELLO TUSTIN.....A DOLLAR TWENTY-SIX!!!
does ANYBODY on the board have a clue what they're doing?
market cap says we're worthless.
to IR:
"Top Morgan Stanley officials purchased thousands of shares this week, as the U.S. investment bank's stock price fell to new two-year lows, according to regulatory filings.
"Chief Executive James Gorman bought $2.06 million of the Morgan Stanley stock and Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat bought $512,500 worth on Thursday, the executives said in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday and Friday.
Paul Taubman, a co-head of institutional securities, bought $1.02 million of shares, according to a separate filing on Friday. Hutham Olayan, a director since 2006, also bought $100,000 worth on Friday.
The purchases came as Morgan Stanley shares [MS 20.25 0.55 (+2.79%) ] slumped to a new two-year low of $19.28 on Friday, down more than 2 percent from the previous day's close.
Outside investors often view executive stock purchases as a bullish sign, on the theory that insiders have better information about a stock's true value.
we're down less than nasdaq! has that ever happened before???
bulls are quiet because of the extent of the pphm selloff compared to other stocks. in the past, when it's been this bad, it's been because somebody knew something bad....
nice pre-market. i sure hope somebody was stupid and not smart
good one, jess, and oh so true.
perfect example happening...markets pull up off the lows and leave us at the bottom...jeez
.75 in 2 1/2 weeks with no news...yee-haw
i suspect that when the program trading finally bounces the markets up, we we will not go along for the ride :/
is patience a virtue?
well, just just bought more anyhow. trying to learn something from those who make money on this thing every year. i just have to remember to sell it once in a while, too!
sent to IR
in case you hadn't noticed, the share price is half of what is was earlier this year. while i understand that the market has been plunging, our daily losses are consistently double and triple those of the market in general, and biotech in particular. nobody from HQ speaks...nobody issues statements to show confidence in the company, NOBODY on the inside buys stock to demonstrate that confidence. how about acting like a real company would act, AND DEFEND THIS STOCK!
impressive
the Board sure is doing a swell job settling down jittery shareholders..
maybe he's the one selling...
ooooooooo i'm gettin' an itchy trigger finger
cheynew..
i'm tempted here, but i'm holding off....we're going lower. i'm guessing about 1.50.. if it gets there, i'll add...no sooner
while the market is stumbling, we'll keep heading south for sure without good news. can't wait for the market to level off, but we need another 5%+ sell-off...so it's safe to throw the switch and ride it back up
we didn't match the market down...we doubled it.
$119,000,000 market cap.
there are houses not far from here that sell for close to that.
will retail shareholders ever realize value here?
usually, when it gets down to .33 it continues to .28....
i agree that we are dirt cheap right now, and that doesn't assume that pphm will ever become a billion dollar entity. as of today, the pipeline is promising enough to warrant a higher value... i believe we are are artificially low, by the hands of lots of pros who know we're dead money for a while, again...but that doesn't mean we'll stay dead. fortunately, enough people know there's a chance this outfit will be successful, so there always seem to be enough interested parties to help us run every now and then.
how many more times will we go to $3 and back to $1.50 and back to $3 before we ever get to $6? several, i would bet. and every time that happens, the pros make money shorting it down and doubling their money on the way back up. we hold and complain, because most of us don't have the brass to play it that way...
cheynew... that 12-18 month target is already at 36-54 months and counting!
regarding only a $5 target... the increased dilution over the past year or so is reflected in that target...the higher prior targets were from before the atm...
cbs... i'm still very optimistic...but i am admittedly impatient....i can't quit till it gets above 6!
certainly isn't any interest today