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Am I the only one who thinks GLBL is currently the most neglected stock in the world right now? I do not understand why it is trading so low, especially when the dividend is safe.
-Even if the dividend was cut by 30%, at these levels, GLBL would still be yielding an absurd 20% (and that is IF the dividend is cut, currently there is no reason to think that it will be).
-GLBL announces its dividend on the 11th (presumably). Are people selling it off because they are nervous that the maniacal boogeyman that is SUNE is going to pull some scheme to steal GLBL's cash, kind of like how they strong armed TERP to get what they wanted? This is absurd. TERP is a completely different scenario, and there are currently no incentives in place for SUNE to liquidate or alter their position in GLBL, or slash its dividend (see for yourself in Q3 earnings report/call).
-Even in the event that SUNE goes bankrupt, GLBL is still absurdly undervalued. They have 1.1 billion in cash and a market cap of 400m...
-People saying that GLBL could fail to have enough CAFD to cover their dividend are also crazy... the CAFD is from fixed 20 year contracts from GOVERNMENTS AND CITIES, not couples who are can't pay off their credit cards. Not to mention the diversity of the GLBL assets... nearly 10 different countries and 40 completely different projects, not to mention the type of projects are even diversified between Wind/Solar/Hydro. The govts will pay down the contracts because the contracts are for their ELECTRICITY; it's not like GLBL is selling them ice cream cones.
- "GLBL is dealing with countries in emerging markets like Uruguay and India, that seems sketchy." - Guess what? Given what the new economic landscape is telling us, emerging markets are finally going to start crushing developed markets in terms of growth, but that is besides the point. The countries that have been slow to pay their renewable energy contracts? Spain and Germany. Not Brazil, not India, not Uruguay. Why? Because European nations can afford to flip the bird and be late, because they have other resources more readily available in the event of a credit squeeze. If the developing cities that GLBL does business with do not foot the bill, their lights get shut off. Yes, these countries are more likely to pay their foreign energy debts than even developed nations.
- Many of GLBL's projects have been purchased from 3rd parties other than SUNE: proof they can function as their own company without SUNE.
There many other details I am leaving out which require a lot of number crunching, but I am just trying to get at the big picture. If you would like to see the data, here is a link to their Q3 earnings report:
http://www.terraformglobal.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=254121&p=irol-irhome
Also, if you want to read their earnings call transcript, you can do so here:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/3676836-terraform-globals-glbl-ceo-carlos-domenech-q3-2015-results-earnings-call-transcript?page=1
^My favorite quote from the conference call: "We wanted to share an important point regarding our visibility to pay the $1.10 dividend to our Class A stockholders. As we have discussed previously, our current cap estimate run rate is $139 million. Given that we have 117 million Class A shares outstanding, this would require an aggregate distribution of approximately $128 million. This translates into 1.1 times coverage based on CAFD generated just from our current fleet."
Aka they already have enough cash flow from their current operating projects to pay the dividend.
-There are virtually no articles about GLBL and its unique situation and even the message boards are dead, with a post only every few days or so. I think people just go "GLBL? That's a SUNE yieldco, right? Heard that whole situation is a mess so I'm just going to stay away" without even looking at the facts. This has created a buying opportunity for people who actually slow down to do due diligence.
-Most people still think that the GLBL dividend yields the same as TERP because they are unaware of the fact that the true dividend is 27.5 cents/share rather than the 17 cents/share that is listed on Yahoo, Google Finance, Schwab, etc. This misinformation has contributed to a lack of adequate demand for GLBL shares resulting in its current pricing at irrationally low levels.
For these reasons, and many others, GLBL is without a doubt in a unique situation that probably won't last much longer. If you can get shares in the $3.20s (all time lows), then you can sit back as it doubles or even triples over the next month. My cost basis is in the $3.60s, and I am adding more today.
My Solar "bundle" in my portfolio is 30% SUNE, 70% GLBL, and 10% TERP (with TERP acting as a sort of hedge in the event of Tepper winning the lawsuit).
Best,
Tecumseh
Except they are protected in their statement that they tried "all available treatment" since the argument could be made that the HP was not "readily available".
Salia was diagnosed on Nov. 6 and arrived at the hospital Nov. 15th which gave them roughly 2 days to try treatments and since the other treatments might have taken days to take effect and Aethlon is stationed in Cali, I'm sure the Nebraska hospital could come up with some BS excuse for why they couldn't use the HP if they needed to.
No way of being certain, but today SIMH (along with other "Ebola stocks") took great hits as the headlines read "Senegal Rid of Ebola" and "Texas Quarantines Cleared". Unfortunately, these minor outbreaks were only the beginning and we have a long way to go as West Africa is set to truly explode with the virus. The rest of the world will only be at less of a risk when the source (Liberia, Guinea, SL) shows improvement.
I expect this stock to swing with the world coverage of Ebola and also with the company's press releases. I think today was a "good day" for the fight against Ebola but today's glimmer of hope will probably be outdone by the coming news that only time can bring as the virus spreads.
Tomorrow this could trade in the low 6 cent range but expect several jumps back to above the 12 cent range as death toll increases in the coming weeks, and perhaps a ride or two to 20-30 cents the next time SIMH confirms more sales.
Does not matter that the U.S. is doing a decent job fighting Ebola at home, as long as Ebola exists in it's current state abroad, there will be a need for screenings all over the world therefore demand for Houlihan's Caregivers.
A few things to think about...
1) Yes - there are other no touch thermometers in the market, but regardless of this fact, Sanomedics' Caregiver is getting a lot of attention thanks to the CDC and the thermometers will see an increase in demand regardless of what happens with the Ebola situation.
2) Yes, Nigeria and Senegal have been "cleared" of their outbreaks from the past month, but the situation in Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone is still in complete shambles and is growing exponentially worse. They are driving around a handful of old crappy ambulances from the 1980's piling in dying people to go to dozens of hospitals/locations that only reject them when they arrive because they are out of space. With up to 10,000 cases expected weekly in the coming weeks, all the money in the world won't stop these countries from collapsing completely. As West Africa is set to burst open in the coming months, problems abroad will grow in tandem. These minor victories in Texas, Nigeria, and Senegal are unfortunately only positive footnotes in what is a growing sea of disaster. There are only so many people you can quarantine until the number gets so large that there is physically no way of eliminating all loose ends, especially when you have [even "highly educated"] people under these quarantines sneaking outside to order take-out... Though I believe the U.S. will come out mostly unscathed, we have not seen the last of the Ebola cases... not even close.
3) Keith Houlihan is finally seeing the market expand for his product, and you can bet your bottom dollar he is out campaigning as I sit here writing... as if the CDC ordering his thermometers is not already proof of this.
4) Other orders are sure to come in, which will also mean more solid PRs for you swing traders.
If SIMH keeps up it's sales, as the crisis worsens in Africa and their brand is established in U.S., they will have annual sales in the hundreds of thousands. Not a stretch by any means. This stock is highly undervalued at the current price - do not let the news or shorts make you feel differently.
Thoughts Going Forward
If we learned anything from that press release (besides a few statements which were essentially trivial/already known), it was that this stock can really take off running. If it runs like this on no news, imagine where it will go when they put out something tangible.
A few people have tried criticizing the company for being in debt. Really do not know what to say to people who are bothered by the fact that this development stage company which could possibly revolutionize the energy sector is not turning a profit yet.
Investors of HyperSolar are investing in the potential of the company, not its current value. And though it is just my opinion, the potential of this company is so great that I am surprised that it sits below the 10 cent mark on any given day.
After seeing the latest PR I was disappointed, hoping for an update on the voltage. It was clearly an attempt by Tim Young to keep them on the map as they slouched into the low 2 cent range. However, in any event, Young would not be deliberately drawing attention to the company if he did not have confidence in his team and if they were not making strides towards hydrogen extraction. If they have not hit the 1.23V by now, my gut tells me they are close.
Though not likely, it is possible that the team has already surpassed the 1.23V , and are holding out for 1.3V to make an update. If I am the CEO of HYSR, knowing how much the the pps can run, I don’t want to give everyone what they are anticipating, I want to surprise them and surpass their expectations. That really grabs attention. Their pattern so far has been to make an update every .1 volts, so although the 1.23 is a noteworthy milestone, maybe this time is no exception and they are holding out for that round number.
It was nice to see yesterday’s run as it shows that, at the very least, people are paying attention. Good opportunities for those intra-day traders, if thats your style. However, I am holding all of my shares long term, the big-boy run is still to come. I believe in Tim Young and his team and I believe they have a future in the industry.
Stay patient, my friends.
Again, whether this closes at 6 cents or half a cent today will have no impact on the huge gains to be seen coming in the next few months. Holding.
With most stocks there is typically a "run up" when people are anticipating big news. People seem to be very excited that this is running back into the 4s (and possibly 5s and 6s today) but one would think that we would be sitting at an even loftier resistance when we are anticipating news which could very easily run the pps into the 30s and 40s.
I usually do not invest in penny stocks so this is probably why I am not as familiar with the patterns but after following this company for almost a year now their potential is obvious to me and I would expect a higher equilibrium for a company that, though they are currently only a concept, is on the brink of revolutionizing the energy sector.
Either way here, patience is the key. Had no fears whatsoever when it was sliding into the low 2 cent range just a few days ago and whether it runs today or flattens out will not affect me. Not going to sweat the intraday movements when the longer term pay out will have us most likely between 30 cents and a dollar. Thinking long term/big picture.
Anything below 5-6 cents is a good entry point if you are willing to wait 1-2 months. Do not be afraid to buy in now even if the run for today has ended. .034 was a resistance level a month ago, still a very cheap price if you look at big picture. Huge opportunity here
This run today is nothing compared to where it will be in the near future. Trading psychology in 2014 is somewhat backwards to me. Correct me if I am wrong, but why would you want to follow the intraday dips on a company when you can just make a solid basis and holdout for tangible news in the near future which will multiply the pps at least 3-5 times.
A few interesting facts in today's PR... shows how HyperSolar's technology is not only wanted but needed in the hydrogen market (currently up 50%)... Now imagine where it goes once they hit the 1.23 volts... which I can safely assume they will announce in the next 1-2 months.
Of course I am pleased with today's price lift but look at the big picture. HYSR is an appealing symbol for day traders, but an incredible opportunity for value investors looking to get in on something big.. and get in early.
Plug's Ultimatum/Another Opportunity
It has been a long time since I have posted on this board, but I have followed Plug for almost a year now. From its $3 dollar days to its run up to $11, to the scandalous "Citron" report, and now where it rests in the mid to high $4s. It has been a roller coaster ride, but now that the hype has settled, investors are finally knocking at the door of real results.
With any company you are invested in for the long haul, regardless of any hype or what results you think are headed your way, the proof is always in the pudding: the earnings. The shorts central argument maintains Plug is still not a profitable business model. With the upcoming earnings report, Plug has a chance to prove it is churning a significant profit.
An announcement of a new deal this month would not surprise me, and would produce a nice bump in the share price before earnings, however, the real moment of truth will be Plug's earnings growth.
Though I have been preaching to the choir to anyone who has been following plug closely, it is more of an intro to my next topic. A company like Plug produces a technology which uses a combination of resources (in this case Hydrogen) which is demanded by other businesses to improve their costs/efficiency. We know that Plug has made several large deals with major businesses and will have more in the future, but whether Plug is significantly profitable remains to be seen.
Very few people have considered going straight to the source. Plug's technology is reliant on hydrogen, so where does the hydrogen come from? Up until this point, Plug, and any other company involved in manufacturing hydrogen technology, has relied on dirty, inefficient methods of hydrogen production, which use natural gas and other dirty energy systems (pretty ironic).
Currently, there is a tiny company called HyperSolar (HYSR) in Santa Barbara, CA (associated with the University) which is working towards a technology which mimmicks photosynthesis in an attempt to create a cost efficient method of mass producing hydrogen, using nothing but water and sunlight. Many of you have probably heard of HYSR, but to those of you who have not, it is a fantastic opportunity as they have already made consistent strides towards hitting their voltage requirement (1.5 volts) which will allow them to begin their commercialization process to produce hydrogen cheaply. HYSR sits at a stable 3 cents a share, and has been as high as 14 cents in the past 6 months. Recent announcements (having to do with advancements in other aspects of their technology) along with their recent mention in Nature Magazine hint that they are due to announce yet another large stride towards their goal of 1.5 volts. I am invested heavily, and to everyone else, I would not want to miss this ride because the train could be leaving the station very soon.
It appears that Plug is making an attempt to revolutionize the energy sector, and they might just do it, but HYSR is about to truly revolutionize the way Plug, or any other major fuel cell maker who may enter the scene, gets their most crucial resource. Their patented tech could become the next Apple of energy for all we know, but regardless of any pointless optimism, they are certainly on the cusp of their first major (real) breakout. I suggest you take a look.
Stop making Frank out to be the "phony lead scientist". He is not a man of science, nor does he claim to be. He saw the opportunity to create a business using valid technology and patents which have been dormant ever since the ReliOn lawsuit. He is starting from square one, but when they get funding, they will start where the last company left off. They are salvaging the value from a company which was victorious in court, but could not continue as a company structurally because they were out of funding. Hence Frank working to acquire the funding now...
They have no "finished products", but they have technology which has already been worked on for several years (plus their patents) and is on the brink of completion, just needs the financing.
False. They exist. After the lawsuit, they were left with a warehouse full of technology, though unable to continue development and production because they were out of money. It is an un-mined gold mine.
They currently have no scientists on board, that is true. What I meant was that they Hydrastax technology is in working order, and years ago it was successfully tested, powering two homes in a demo. They now own the patents, and the technology, AS BUSINESSMEN. Now all they need is the funding (some of which they have already gotten on the 19th) and they can hire more employees and continue working on their technology and eventually mass-producing it, and becoming possibly the first major supplier of fuel cells for residential systems. Understand?
Of course they are not scientists, they are business men. They have been advised by scientists, the technology behind the company has been in place for years. They started HFCO, now they need funding so they can HIRE scientists and others to help with production (hence the funding they just acquired on the 19th).
They already have the old models of the Hydrastax 5000s, it is not like either one of them needs to make a trip into their underground mad scientist lab to pull a product out of their behinds...
We are close to having the funding we need, Frank is getting this thing going and the ship is about to leave the harbor, have faith.
Correct, they are not, but even better. They are going after residential systems, and are hoping to be the first major supplier of energy for homes via fuel cells.
They created their Hydrastax 5000 models back in 2005-2007 and even used one in a demonstration to power two small homes. They have a product. Has it been mass produced? No. The ReliOn lawsuit stripped them of all of their funding which would have gone towards production. Not sure why you are claiming that they have no product. There are videos of their fuel stacks online.e
ARSC was a legitimate company with real products, until they were hit by the ReliOn lawsuit which stripped them of all of their cash. The valuation of the company plummeted as they lost all their cash via legal fees (even though they won the lawsuit). Naturally, the low and volatile stock price (worth pennies and eventually less) attracted day traders and "pump and dumpers". (NOTE: every single message board has pumpers/bashers on it, even the "blue chips", so to say that it was a scam because there were pumpers promoting the stock is like saying Shaquille O'Neal is a terrible basketball player because he can't hit a free throw.) My point is ARSC failed as a company because they were consumed by a lawsuit and could not stay afloat with all of their debt and assets, not because it was the focus of some elaborate scheme. Yes there was lots of pumping and dumping as it gradually receded to 0, but this is inevitable for any penny stock regardless of its legitimacy as a company.
Now on to what you say is "bogus news": HFCO acquiring Hydra Fuel Cell. Hydra Fuel Cell was a subsidiary of ARSC, which held the patents that the company lost all of its money defending (and guess what? They still have them). As I stated earlier, ARSC eventually fell out because of their debt, but why let their valuable patents (and technology which they had both developed and tested, but not mass-produced because of lack of funds) go to waste? So, as ARSC crumbled under its own weight, HFCO was deliberately formed to be passed the Hydra Fuel Cell torch, so to speak. If you're house as to catch on fire and you could not put it out, chances are you would grab whatever you deemed most valuable (perhaps an important picture or a family heirloom) and sprint for the door. Needless to say, ARSC is the house, since burned to the ground, and HFCO is the valuable item worth saving.
Frank N and Robert Farr are indeed the only two full time employees. Oh, so it must be a scam, you say? If you were a company with no money on hand ($3,192), how many salaried employees would/could you hire? The answer is zero, because you could not afford to pay them. That is why Frank Neukomm is currently the CEO (among several other required titles) and Robert Farr is the COO/Director/President (he is probably the janitor too!). The point is, these two men inherited Hydra Fuel Cell with the new company HFCO so they could have everything in writing. Now all they need is the funding so they can begin the process of production/commercialization of their product for the residential systems market. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't HFCO acquire funding on March 19th? (see PR).
Long story short, this company is as real as it gets. It is very easy to jump on these boards and scream "scam" due to its current share price and peculiar situation (which I hope does not seem as peculiar now that I've shed some light on it). But this could be huge. It is a real sleeping giant, whether they get as far as production or are bought out by a larger fuel cell company. The current price is a steal, and not to sound too greedy, but could very easily make many people very rich, to say the least.
All sarcasm aside, I wish all of the intra-day pumpers and bashers the best of luck and hope they are able to make money in the very short term. I for one, am holding out for greener pastures. A company like this does not come along very often.
Nothing provides a better opportunity for an entry point than a little confusion.
Goodluck to all
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Agreed and very good points which I did not mention. It is clear that HFCO is really pursuing the residential market, and given that they have been in the business for nearly a decade (though have been unable to produce anything thanks to good ole ReliOn) and have the tech, the facility, and patents, they really look like they will capture a huge portion of that market share once they get going. Their technology has already powered two homes during a demonstration several years back. One can only imagine where this company would be if ReliOn never came along and stalled them with the lawsuit and legal fees.
Also, like you said, the demand is now here. Ten years ago, a company could have had great fuel cell technology but would have been unable to sell it on a large scale because, financially, it was not as practical as other "dirty" methods. Now, not only is Hydrogen making its grand debut as an energy source (as we have seen with Plug and automakers who are now designing fuel cell cars), but as an added bonus, it also comes with the "go-green" label. In today's world it is trending that people are willing to pay the extra buck to reduce their carbon footprints. Even if this were not the case, soon Hydrogen methods will be much more cost-effective than natural gas prices which are going to continue to soar.
The proof is in the pudding. Plug made no money and produced nothing for 10 years, and were labeled as a scam and a joke. It is very easy to scream "scam" at a company worth pennies, and many people do. But the truth is, the demand for fuel cell technology has arrived, and companies which have made no money for the past several years because they have been investing their time and energy into creating something for the "futuristic hydrogen market" are finally getting their just reward.
That "future" is now. Plug had a head start because they are a much older company and had more time and more resources at their disposal to prepare for 2014. HFCO is almost there, and they are going after a whole other market, residential systems, which could very easily become quite a bit bigger than a company which sells forklifts to warehouses...
Just a thought. Good luck to everyone.
People on this board who are speaking negatively of HFCO are failing to bring up the existence of the patents and also the fact that Hydra Fuel Cell was never a scam to begin with and had legitimate technology. They were about to begin production before they were hit with the ReliOn lawsuit. The patents are still there, and the company is raising money. I do not think they are in any position to be the "next Plug Power" nor do I think they would be profitable for a long time because they need to use the new money to continue production and hire more employees, but let's just say Plug would throw down some money to buy them out if they believed that HFCO could become any kind of a nuisance whatsoever down the road. Though I recognize that this scenario is extremely unlikely and I do not mean to speak falsely or "pump", but who knows, maybe they are raising money to afford the legal fees to go after Plug for patent infringement.
I will admit I formerly thought this was a complete scam. It appears to be in every possible way on the surface, but do some further digging, and go farther back in time, and HFCO really starts to look a lot like Plug. Had real tech, got hit with a major lawsuit (note that Plug lost theirs, whereas Hydra won...), and now are raising money for production. Go back to the Plug message boards when it was trading at 14 cents... "scam!" "these guys are crooks" "they will never have anything to sell" etc. etc. But they had the plant, the patents, and raised some money, and now they are making multi-million dollar contracts with names like Walmart.
If HFCO begins to start production with the new money, they will not become the "Hydrogen kings". But they are based in Houston, and could very easily capture a small percentage of the budding Hydrogen market.
Just something to think about.
Excellent New Edva Article (link)
http://edvapatent.wordpress.com
Best/most informative article on Plug yet.
I posted this earlier, but just re-posting it now in case anyone missed it while they were sleeping.
Enjoy and Goodluck
Great New Edva Article (link)
http://edvapatent.wordpress.com
Wow. This is by far the most relevant/informative article on Plug, if not the best article on any company that I have read. Incredible diligence, and entertaining to boot.
I feel so foolish, having initially taken Citron's report seriously, after reading this.
Excellent job, Edva.
Still cannot believe that the sentiment on this is bearish and people are making short positions...
This drug will be approved. Like George Rho pointed out, these panelists are experts who are more worried about their long term reputation than "pharmaceutical politics".
Whether or not they favor any of these larger companies will not matter if the drug proves effective by their set standards, especially when many diabetics have adamantly expressed their need of a new way to get their insulin dosages.
Even the researchers who work for Pfizer and helped launch Exubera are rooting for Mannkind.
I just loaded up 3k shares @5.62 and I'm ready to rumble
Here is the link to the article: http://edvapatent.wordpress.com
New EDVA article (link)
Still a cheap price, always a good practice to look back, but its time to look forward now. This could be the next PLUG (which made no money for years), all it would take is one company to sign their first deal once their technology becomes truly marketable, and we're off and running.
Wish I had known about PLUG when it was just .14 cents, here is my chance to make up for it.
New EDVA article (link)
http://edvapatent.wordpress.com
Mentions HyperSolar, the stock I brought up yesterday, could be the next PLUG/FCEL and trading at only 4 cents a share.
New Edva Article (link)
http://edvapatent.wordpress.com
Mentions HYSR, the other stock in this sector which I mentioned yesterday!
PLUG will hang around the 6s, but new contracts are almost inevitably on the way for this company, and will most likely shoot into the 8s when the next news comes, so don't sell out during this sort of stagnation period because you could miss out!
Also, it is wise to diversify in this sector. Plug has a large handle on the designing/manufacturing of the fuel cells, but there are other companies that are benefiting from this technology.
FCEL and Ballard are a few of the big names, but one company that has really interests me is HyperSolar, or HYSR.
It is a very small company (for now, at least!) which is designing clean ways to use solar energy to create Hydrogen which can be used in the fuel cells. Very promising, and it is a mere penny stock at the moment trading below 4 cents a share (rose 429% yesterday, I see it as a similar scenario to PLUG when it was at 14 cents before the contracts came rolling in).
Toyota and others have a need for Hydrogen which can be worked into the fuel cells, I see this as a potential huge gainer.
Just a thought though! Take a look at it if it interests you.
Good luck to all
near $2 mark, possible more. If you look at past approvals for similar drugs in similar situations, most of them double. But anything can happen.
Could not agree more. Well said.
Plug announcing its 4th quarter results of last year is kinda irrelevant isn't it? Since almost all of their "big deal" contracts have been announced in the 1st Q of this year? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I am not expecting to see a huge bump in revenue (however, certainly an increase).
I agree that it is a tight window. It will all come down to how much IGXT and the FDA can accomplish together in a two month time frame.
But it seems like we are not really arguing! May vs. June is not exactly a Jekyll/Hyde comparison. In the end, this drug will be approved and will more than likely be largely successful, whether it is tomorrow or a year from now.
Good luck to longs
We will see. An opinion is only as strong as the evidence that supports it.
By summer? could be approved by early May. Actually, more than likely. It is a "2 month review process". IGXT fits the bill perfectly for a class 1 response
Probably higher. This is a 30 billion dollar industry. A positive adcom and approval would mean BIG swings both. Greater than 2x IMO
If the FDA feels that their response covers all the bases, this thing will be approved and ready to sell within two months time. Seeing how the issues had nothing to do with the safety/efficacy of the drug itself, I am almost positive that will be the outcome.
However, just my opinion.
Goodluck
Glad you agree. Just making sure, because at first I could not easily tell whether you thought the price was justified or not. But you are absolutely right, next time a big household name like Netflix or Twitter goes public, I will be the first to buy. Go netflix!
Could you be a little more specific or post a link?
Thank you
You are absolutely right, and if you read my last two posts carefully, you will note that I said "I wish I did buy this stock at $200 range". The PPS is the PPS at the end of the day, whether it is overvalued or undervalued. My point is, this stock is at a serious tipping point, and nothing can justify its current price. You said you sold out for a down payment on a new truck? Congratulations and good for you (not sarcasm), you played this well and at the end of the day you have made money and I have made nil. However, you are smart for selling now. Again, holding beyond this point is like holding onto a lottery ticket that is about to expire, so sell now.
I WISH I HAD BOUGHT A LONG TIME AGO, I WOULD HAVE MADE A LOT OF MONEY.
But now? NFLX is just about the most inflated stock out there, and is due for correction of large proportions.
I have seen this so many times, stock with a household name gets priced up way above actual value, then reality sets in, a few negative (but accurate) articles are written, etc., and then you wake up and your $450 stock is sitting at $200.
Call me whatever you want, a "basher" or a "shorty", but someone has to speak the truth.
But, only my opinion, take it or leave it.
Goodluck
Attention: ScripsAmerica has only about 1 million in assets, and an irrelevant amount of cash on hand. They currently have less cash than their MONTHLY CASH BURN RATE.
Rapimed's technology is not patented, and never will be. They are going to get pummeled by Johnson&Johnson and others.
Their new drugs are a last attempt at not going belly up (if they haven't already), however, it appears as though they will have to file for bankruptcy long before their drugs even sell. Even if their drugs did take a small percentage of the Oral Delivery market for pain relievers, it would not be significant enough for them to outweigh their current debt, rate of debt, and cash burn.
SCRC is on its way out the door, only a matter of time. Their executives just randomly decided to enter the market with new drugs that do not need FDA approval as a last hail mary, and they are going to get hammered. This stock will be zero dollars and zero cents by 2nd Q 2015.
Call me a "basher" or a "shorty" (which would be a funny insult, given that there is nothing left to short!), but someone on here needs to speak the truth.
Best of luck