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I can't wait for him to get approval. We should pop a few dollars on each approval.
I expect some good news on the CC. I suspect that many of these buyers buying $3 above the target price already know.
It's unusual activity to say the least..
I'm thinking 24 to 25 range. My prediction all along has been 25 before the CC.
I told you he wasn't finished laying eggs.
The rise and fall of Chicken Little.
I believe what's going on is AVID is a great place to park your money long term. There's a reflection of that in the institutional positions being as high as they are.
It will probably take 18 to 24 months to get up to the $300 million. But we have $100 million dollars plus that begs that we are not sitting still and plan to exceed those numbers whether by acquisition or organic growth.
Investors are not looking at the metrics, and they're paying for growth and stability along with the industry.
The shares are so tight that you have to pay up to get any type of position worth having for institutional buyer.
Anyone trying to take a couple hundred thousand plus shares will move the share price up a couple dollars.
The conference call will be critical on predicting how high we will go. I'm expecting a beat on revenue and earnings. The critical Factor for me is where is that money going and how will it benefit the shareholder and add value long-term for the company.
If we get a buyout I expected to be a year or two away making a 50 to $60 share price reasonable.
We also have some great customers with Halo. The demand for their product is high and growing rapidly in the pharmaceutical industry with major pharmaceutical companies has our customer. I can't speak enough what it means to the company for stability and growth. Just look at their numbers and prospects over the next 5 years.
To me it looks like we have all the business we can handle even with a full build out and capacity has to be expanded beyond what is now forecasted.
Take everything into consideration I don't see many stocks like this.
It's been a hell of a long road for many of us and we happen to be in The Sweet spot through no fault of our own. I'm counting my blessings.
My cost basis is $3.51 and I haven't sold the share. There has been no compelling reason to sell shares if you can afford to hold them or your tax situation allows you. The compelling story here has been the buy shares.
Am I being greedy, I think not, just prudent.
So you're saying Chicken Little hasn't laid an egg today.
You don't have to worry he's not done laying eggs.
That's why you hear him cackling all the time.
I understand that.
I believe HGEN will pass us this week.
Let's have a great day....
Now the problem is news...
I guess my next question is, if we get news, what will be the next problem?
I got to give it to you, you sure are consistent!
Something big is about to be happening. You don't normally see large active buying going into a earnings release. I suppose we plan for the 100 million plus is soon to happen.
Really an outstanding day for all shareholders.
Double yes....
I bought it at 15 and I don't see it going any lower than 17.
I believe it's already made it slow for the day and will slowly climb back up.
This is outrageous...
What do you folks think about this.
According to an investor presentation, ADC expects to launch Zynlonta this week. It will carry a wholesale price of $23,500 per 10 mg vial, before any discounts or rebates. ADC aims to expand the use of its lead drug.
There is no way there's going to be a buyout anytime soon. We don't have over 100 million sitting around not to finish what we started.
Everything is in place for us to continue to grow for the next 5 years.
It would have to be a hell of a premium. And I just don't think anybody's ready to pay that kind of money.
But as soon as we build everything out and get all revenues up to about $300 million a year with a proper margins I'm sure there will be some offers out there.
We got some volume coming in thank goodness.
Correct.....
I thought about it, let's do away with FIFO. You can have the best computers and internet connection controlling the game.
Thanks for the advice and you're right. But what I want is a computer that can read the orders coming in and I can intercept them before they get on the ECS and I need to execute within a millisecond.
So that's what you're up against. So what do you think are the odds of me executing good trades.
I calculated them it's one in 10 billion.
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I have traded for about 20 years hard. Usually buying 10,000 shares and as much as 50,000 shares at a time.
It is not possible for me to do that anymore. The high-speed computers have taken away trading for anyone who cannot get immediate execution. Also they can execute in between trades when they see orders coming in. The bit in the ask means nothing.
Not only that, your broker will work against you following your trades,. I've even had Ameritrade sell my shares when I had a great trade going. I know this because I had to spend one week getting my money back for shares they sold
Then I had the Ameritrade people come to me and asked me if I wanted to work for them. They told me I made 12 profitable trades in a row and they wanted to know how I did it.
I totally concur.
But the market maker should be moving it up and down just to give the appearances trading.
We need some traders on the stock.
I tried to trade a few but I couldn't get fills. I would get 17 shares 22 shares three shares and so on.
Not even 100,000 shares traded in 2 hours.
Somebody needs to get busy..
I'm pretty sure you're right but I don't see this happening for at least 12 to 18 months.
Institutional ownership is stupendous without question and any dips will not be long lasting.
Any sizeable orders will propel us a couple dollars up at least.
The CC will be critical on direction. Myself I can't see any reason that we should be lower after the CC. A little positive news and we're 25 plus.
Joe came to my house a few times.
My dad and his partner were big clients and became friends .After that they had a big write-up in the paper ( times picayune, New Orleans) on my dad moving markets too.
It was a dog and pony show but so real at the time..
How about this crazy guy that I used to know.
Joseph Ensign Granville (August 20, 1923 – September 7, 2013), often called Joe Granville, was a financial writer [1] and investment seminar speaker. He is most famous for inventing [2] and developing the concept of "On-balance volume (OBV)". Granville argued that when volume increases sharply without a significant change in a stock's price, the price will eventually increase rapidly, and vice versa.[3] On balance volume is thus one tool of technical analysis that attempts to predict future prices of stocks, commodities, and other financial assets traded on financial markets for which historical price and volume information is available.[4]
I have never seen a stock with a greater need for a short seller.
Trading is so ridiculous you're much better off watching paint dry
25,000 shares in an hour.......
With most trades being one share five share 17 shares, it's beyond ridiculous.
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That's what close the day out.
I believe you're spot on. I believe we are going to beat significantly.
I'm sure they'll come in a lot bigger than that.
They are in cdmo too...m
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You're right about that, there's not many people left that are not holding long-term.
If you noticed this morning, we went up 50 cents on about 15-20,000 shares.
Any major buyer coming in will drive the price of dollar or two.
That's just not going to happen.
I guess my point was that I'm already 65 years old, and I don't know if I want to wait till I'm 90 to cash out again.
I was reading the general news this morning and I saw this and it almost knocked me down.
The stock price of Avid Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVID) increased 10.13% (from $21.71 to $23.91) pre-market. Investors are responding positively to the company’s first quarter earnings report
I don't mind losing money on a bad trade that I placed.
I tryed to do some trading but you get a silly fill, like 17 shares 12 shares four shares it's insane.
All or none it passes you right up.
You sit on the bid, and somehow shares are getting filled one penny above your bid.
Not complaining about the share price, it is fully valued with all the information that we have currently depending on what you want to pay for growth. Some would say it's overvalued and others would say it's undervalued.
I just want and the market makers to do their job, 5 or 10 cents spread give a bid and an ask that's reasonable. Nobody's going to trade our stock with that kind of spread. Usually I wouldn't even get in a stock that has a 50 cent spread, it's ludicrous.
This is a green light for stocks to move up.
The Fed still has “some ways to go before we reach our dual mandate goals of maximum and inclusive employment and inflation that averages 2%,” and the current policy will be on hold for some time.
Supply and demand my butt.
If I'm a market maker and I'm working your stock, I'll never let it drop 50 cents on 500 shares.
This is absolutely ridiculous.
Stock opens up on the 3000 shares.
No bid for 30 cents to the bottom no bid for 25 cents to the top.
This is absolutely ridiculous.
This position started around the year 2000. I don't have another Avid in me.
If you follow my drift.
Picked up another k at 17.
If they want to give she has away now is the time.
That's what I'm saying, more people working, more products going out.
I'm thinking it's going to be a good Q...