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So, just the weekend to keep posting here as Monday one of us will request a UTZ board. It'll be sad to see the original go, but all children must grow up.
So what? Lawyers have been doing this for all SPACs.
I think the fund is too small, or they will acquire a company with no revenue, just an idea.
You know that your broker lied to you about Microsoft's market cap.
Because it trades on the Swiss market during the US overnight until 11am (maybe 11;30am ET). So we open based on where they are at the time.
And multiple therapeutics, based on production demands and the phase of C19 of the patient.
One drug is not going to open or save the world.
Just as an FYI. Aside from extraordinary events, the financial news networks (CNBC, BB, FB) do NOT cover OTC stocks as they have policy restrictions on what companies they can cover based on where they are listed, market cap and trading volume.
While CYDY did get a screen mention of FB a while back, that was an outlier event.
If you want mainstream financial news, you need to be a mainstream company.
Will uplisting help that? Of course. But it doesn't mean we'll get coverage unless there is news that is really news.
Agree. One drug can't immediately save the world. Everything that's approved will be thrown at this. And once the dust settles, the top 2 or 3 will remain...but for each phase of the virus.
AH bump probably due to Shack Shack upgrade.
Sounds like you bought the Swiss issues not the OTC.
Sounds like you bought the Swiss issues not the OTC.
Didn't you post something similar a few years ago on the Amazon and Tesla boards?
No, there are plenty more.
Exactly.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1759631/000121390019003413/f424b4022819_tortoiseacq.htm
Start with page 1, and search for
Warrant
11.50
Five years
Just read the IPO at sec.gov.
I'm long, so this isn't a dump post. What's the wording for an uplisting...$3 every day, average of XX days, or what? Anyone know? At work and can't research right now.
Minimal pop on shares, warrants better, but already sliding by half the open gains.
Will you be holding through merger?
Nope. I am in this and both of those. It's the BS of waiting on the FDA and being on the OTC.
I don't think that's what they said. They said that those who have had COVID-19 may only have antibodies that last up to 3 months. That has nothing to do with vaccines and the type of vaccine.
I own both CYDY & HGEN, and assume many of you do as well. I am wondering did you buy (or are holding) at equal values (cash, not shares). Just seeing which way the wind blows. I bought equally. Crossposted.
I own both CYDY & HGEN, and assume many of you do as well. I am wondering did you buy (or are holding) at equal values (cash, not shares). Just seeing which way the wind blows. I bought equally. Crossposted.
Math says yes. Risk says up to you.
Current Level 2 shows 12,400 ask lots (that's 1,240,000 shares) before it hits a $3.00 (100 lot/10,000 share) ask.
Within a minute of my post, the <$3 asks are now at 8,600 lots). There be shenanigans here.
And as typical, all the MM are on both sides of the trade.
That's my thinking. If we close below $3, the clock resets.
Still a nice discount on warrants to shares. Simple math is why I picked up more today.
No...up to six weeks.
They can't. It's a shareholder vote, and if it is a good offer, the board's fiduciary duty requires them to bring it to the shareholders. All the company can do is suggest how the shareholders should vote. And that would be a hostile takeover offer if the company doesn't recommend.
At some price, the majority of shareholders would vote yes.
I came across the following while researching elderberries as part of a project: elderberries boot cytokine production.
Obviously not a great thing for COVID-19 patients. But I then did a bit more research about other conditions:
Cytokine storms are known to happen in autoimmune diseases like juvenile arthritis. They also occur during certain kinds of cancer treatment, and can be triggered by infections, like the flu. One study of patients who died of H1N1 influenza, for example, found that 81% had features of a cytokine storm.
Wouldn't (and maybe this is on the roadmap) make sense to investigate the use of our COVID/HIV treatment for these areas as well?
I emailed the two journalists and the editor as to while I understand the point of the piece, why were no medical specialists included. No answer. It was what I expected from the editorial page.
Then how do you explain the WSJ hit piece? WSJ
TD (& TOS) shows Level II as a number (x100).
Maybe it's their job.
You should be a bit more careful with your slander.
Well, you could always move to Russia. They have a vaccine ready to go. Bet you could be first in line.
Well, look at the warrants +18%. So although you may not have any, there's a bunch of folks that feel good. Over twice the volume of shares traded today.
Bay Street on companies working on theraputics. No one journalist can catch them all. CYDY...Yes. HGEN...No.
So here's the thing...no one journalist can catch all of the companies working on theraputics. HEGN is NOT included. Bay Street. And yes, CYDY is.