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Does anyone know when the Q3 Earnings are gonna be released.... I thought it was going to be right after the bell?
Any idea what the Q3 Earnings are going to look like?
Moving up? Look at the 3-mo, 6-mo, and 12-mo charts. I've been here almost 2 years now and this thing does nothing but go down.
Not up..... down. As in, SP just goes down. Period.
You might be able to time a quick 0.0005, 0.001, or maybe even a 0.002 fluctuation and do a little dat trader, but if you hold this stock, it just goes down.
Would like to try to get some more, but yesterday hurt me, as basically everything I went was down quite a bit......
If it's going to $1400-1800, then buy.
If it's going back to the $900's, then wait.
Which will it be? Maybe both?
And here's the pullback.....
Everything was up pre-market, and now everything is down, across the board.
Let me get this straight...... Q3 was great, and they increase annual revenue guidance, and the stock tanks straight downhill immediately.
Was that it.... just a quick hit? Or will we see another run up, like we saw back in January this year?
This board is comical and entertaining. I've been here and played with SRMX for almost 4 yrs now, and made a few bucks on the run ups. But I never have any large amounts at play, so it's nothing serious ever.
Mine is $1.278
Just look at the chart since the beginning of June...... looks like $1+ ain't coming.
What just happened? Something we don't know about?
What a yo-yo this is.
Is everybody on vacation? Ghost town here.......
Which do we see first, $1 or $0.30?
Big congrats!!!!! Hope the move north happens soon so you can get some extra diapers, etc and not sweat it.
Hate to say it, but it looks like that may not be the case:
What's in -- and not in -- Democrats' big social-spending bill, as billionaire tax gains steam
2:32 pm ET October 25, 2021 (MarketWatch)
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Victor ReklaitisRobert Schroeder
Community college, key climate provisions, Medicare expansion could be cut, while family leave plan looks set for reduction
Negotiations are intensifying among Democratic moderates and progressives over President Joe Biden's "Build Back Better" plan, a sweeping proposal targeting "human infrastructure," climate change and other party priorities.
Biden and other top Democrats had been aiming for a $3.5 trillion social-spending package that would move in tandem with a bipartisan infrastructure (PAVE) bill, but objections from moderates in the party may cut the bill to around $1.75 trillion.
Biden spoke Monday at a transit-maintenance complex in Kearny, N.J., on his economic agenda, calling it about a choice between "competitiveness versus complacency." Adding urgency to the negotiations, the president is set to depart for meetings in Europe later this week. Last week, administration officials were seeking alternatives to pay for the massive spending plan, and a proposed hike in the corporate tax could be jettisoned in favor of items including a tax on billionaires' assets.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told CNN on Sunday, "We have 90% of the bill agreed to and written. We just have some of the last decisions to be made." As the party aims to reach agreement by Oct. 31, below are key proposed categories for the spending.
Extended child tax credit: Expanded child-tax-credit payments began in July, stemming from March's $1.9 trillion stimulus law, but they're due to fade away next year. The Democratic-run House Ways and Means Committee supports extending the new CTC payouts (up to $300 a month per child) through 2025, but some moderate Democrats want stricter income limits for recipients. Biden has told progressives that the new CTC payouts may be extended for just one year, Politico reports.
Universal pre-K: On the earlier side of the education spectrum, Democrats are proposing universal pre-K for 3- and 4-year-olds. They would spend about $450 billion on universal pre-K and lowering the cost of childcare, according to the House Education and Labor Committee. As a result, most families would not pay more than 7% of their income on childcare, Democrats say.
Paid family medical leave: Top Democrats have been aiming to give all workers in the U.S. up to 12 weeks of paid family medical leave, but Biden in a CNN town hall on Thursday night confirmed the proposed program has been cut to four weeks in negotiations. In touting the need for addressing this area, Democrats have emphasized that just 23% of Americans have access to paid family leave, with lower-wage workers the least likely to have access. Paid leave of 12 weeks would increase families' incomes by more than $28 billion, they say.
Expand on Obamacare: Democrats want to make permanent an increase in Affordable Care Act subsidies that were passed early this year as part of March's $1.9 trillion stimulus law. House leaders are reportedly leaning toward prioritizing the subsidies, as well as closing the Medicaid coverage gap in states where the program wasn't expanded. Yet focusing on those two provisions at the expense of expanding Medicare would risk alienating Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the independent who usually votes with Democrats, making health care one of the thorniest negotiations.
Medicare expansion: In September, the House Ways and Means Committee backed having the Build Back Better Act provide new vision and hearing services to Medicare recipients starting in 2022 and 2023, respectively, while dental benefits would begin in 2028. But Biden on Thursday night said a Medicare expansion to include vision, hearing and dental benefits would be a "reach" due to opposition from two key moderate Democratic senators whose votes are crucial given the Senate's 50-50 split -- West Virginia's Joe Manchin and Arizona's Kyrsten Sinema.
Free community college: Biden, whose wife, Jill Biden, is a community-college professor, campaigned on making two years of community college tuition-free, and the proposal has been among the major parts of the Build Back Better agenda. But the plan is getting left out after opposition from "Manchin and one other person," the president said on Thursday night. "What I think we can get done is we can significantly increase the amount of money by 500 bucks a payment for Pell Grants," he said. "It's not going to get us the whole thing, but it is a start."
Let Medicare negotiate drug prices: Biden and other top Democrats have pushed for having the Build Back Better Act include provisions that would lead to Medicare negotiating the price it pays for prescription drugs (PJP), but it's not clear that will happen. The House Energy and Commerce Committee rejected that proposal last month following opposition from three moderate Democratic lawmakers. "These negotiations are going to take time, and it remains to be seen if there is any version of 'direct negotiation' that can get 50 votes in the Senate," said Capital Alpha Partners analysts in a recent note.
Clean-electricity performance program: This program -- which would provide grants to utilities that increase their use of clean electricity -- appears all but dead. Manchin, the key moderate Democratic senator, is opposed to the $150 billion provision, and other Democrats are crafting separate climate measures -- such as making buildings more energy-efficient -- with the expectation this program will be dropped, the Wall Street Journal reported.
See:'U.S. will look ridiculous if they show up with nothing': Biden could be weakened at Glasgow as clean energy likely cut from budget bill
EV tax credits: The House Ways and Means Committee has proposed tax credits up to $12,500 for electrical vehicles. However, automobile makers with non-unionized workforces, such as Tesla (TSLA), have spoken out against a provision that would reduce the credits for their vehicles by $4,500, as only union-made vehicles assembled in the U.S. would qualify.
Don't miss:Automobile industry's future 'is electric, and there's no turning back,' Biden says, as he touts EV goal; Tesla not invited to EV event because it focused on 3 biggest employers of UAW members
Paying for it: Democrats had been aiming to get wealthy Americans and companies to pay higher tax rates, which would fund the social-spending package -- but that proposal hit a wall as Arizona's Sinema opposed increases in those rates. On Sunday, top Democrats said a new annual tax on billionaires' unrealized capital gains is likely to be included in the massive social-spending bill. Pelosi also said IRS tax enforcement is another potential way to pay for Democrats' priorities. Sinema, meanwhile, appears open to an excise tax on stock buybacks and a 15% minimum corporate tax rate, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Now read:Biden revises proposal to have IRS monitor bank accounts more closely. Here's how it would work
This is an updated version of a report first published on Oct. 18, 2021.
-Victor Reklaitis
This is a major overreaction. Their Q3 was actually good and better than Q3-2020, yet this is getting murdered.
Summer 2020 Call Options on the cheap right now.......
Exactly.
This is really entertaining. I enjoy reading all the back and forth.
I bought a few more (5000 shares) today as well. Crazy how it is still in the 0.10's....
What are y'alls thoughts here....... do we get a little run up again soon, maybe a couple of pennies, or do we keep drizzling back down into the 0.03's, 0.02's, 0.01's, etc.?
Silent end to the week here? Do we test below $0.045?
Um, squeeze? Hahaha
Check the dilution and R/S history with this one......
Do you think we will test low $5's, or do you think it will rebound before then? Someone was buying an awful lot of $15 Calls for December.......
Anything to stop this dreaded slide here?
Bought some more PLUG today. I am thinking, and hoping, that the things Jack listed the other day as possible positive catalysts for a rise in SP will come to fruition..... or at least a few of them. Call me an optimist. Here they are again (from Jack's post):
If they are right and If things work out as planned :
1.) their buying moves the share price up.
2.) There is HYPE around the Symposium
a.) vehicles; b.) other deals c.)pedestal customer
3.) The SK deal gets done
4.) The Infrastructure Bill gets done
5.) A BIG Surprise
All of this means a 50% increase in the Share Price
I bought more WKHS today. There's a ton of Open Int in those Dec $15 Calls......
I know the market is down today, but why is WKHS down almost 10%?
Q1 revenue up, yet no market reaction....
You are not the only one to lose here. Many lost much much more.....
Sub 100 is a pretty heavy Bear call....... you have some Puts lined up?
So what, if anything, is on the horizon that can bring this back, and keep it, above $6 this year still?
Item 5.07 Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders.
On September 30, 2021, Andrew Van Noy, the holder of the majority of the voting power of the shareholders of the Company, and the Company’s chief executive officer, approved by written consent an action to authorize the Company’s board of directors to amend the Company’s articles of incorporation, to effect a reverse stock split of the Company’s common stock by a ratio of not less than 1-for-100 and not more than 1-for-1,000 at any time prior to the one year anniversary of filing the definitive information statement with respect to the reverse split, with the board of directors having the discretion as to whether or not the reverse split is to be effected, and with the exact ratio of any reverse split to be set at a whole number within the above range as determined by the board in its discretion.
Look at that 6-month chart. How much worse can it get here? That is beyond depressing..... I guess acquiring some Internet Technology, a Money Exchange, and doing financial services in Europe means nothing.... still looks like a big short interest here.
You're predicting a 7:1 R/S? This hasn't been able to reach back up to $1 no matter what news comes out.
Let's see if we can reach, AND hold longer than a day or so, above $0.85, for starters......
Well would you look at that...... after yesterday's little rise, you follow it up with a 10-K for a Late Filing.
Just. So. Interesting. Here. Always.
Thoughts on if/when we might see an announcement for an R/S here? This SP that keeps dwindling is not building any confidence anywhere....
How many more days to get out, if anyone is still holding? This Friday? Tick tock......