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Oh, come on now, you bearish folks must be kidding if you think AMC "apes" didn't make a killing riding those puts all the way down, just to scoop up some more shares at this rock-bottom price. Seriously, don't get carried away thinking AMC's going belly-up – every short theory is getting debunked faster than you can say "popcorn." Short this stock in the near future? Well, you might as well line up to get your behind handed to you! So, yeah, keep on celebrating for now, I guess. But let's be real, still being short at 72 cents is just as wild as holding at 720 bucks. So, maybe it's time to take a hint and make a break for it while you still can.
Well, guess what? Those short sellers, they just couldn't resist, kept on shorting until September 15th. Can you believe it? They even upped their short game by 4.16%, now holding a staggering 50,976,498 shares in their shorty bag. And get this, borrowing rates are sky-high at 90-117%, so naturally, folks are scratching their heads, wondering if they're still going at it. Some folks think these hedge funds might be trying to clean up their act and turn their illegal naked shorts into the legal kind. You got any genius theories? Go ahead, spill the beans.
So, folks, yesterday was supposed to be this big deal, but let's face it, Judge Gilstrap's verdict is gonna take longer than waiting for your pizza delivery on a rainy day. And those sneaky manipulators? Yeah, they're still up to their tricks. But on the bright side, we'll all be in the know about what went down at the hearing. No need to twiddle our thumbs, waiting for official papers. Quick reminder, that hearing was set for 1:30 central, and you might as well kick back 'cause it's gonna be a while before I spill the beans. Oh, and Bolliver might lend a hand, but don't worry, I'll give you all the scoop when the time's right.
We've got a bunch of newcomers in here, but don't just show up for the hype about a short squeeze; come for the real deal at the end. This whole thing is about revolutionizing how we fight cancer. When Dr. Liau officially joined the team, it was like a signal to everyone that this time is unique, and we're getting closer to a new era in cancer treatment. And let's not forget, they might also make the market more fair by taking on seven market makers in a lawsuit. That's a big move, and in my opinion, it's Nobel Prize-worthy.
Totally normal for a company at this stage to have its stock price bouncing around like crazy. What really puzzles me is how some folks freak out and start yakking about every little move in the stock price. Chill out, folks! Don't let your emotions run wild with every up and down. Instead, be patient and hang on to this stock for the long haul. It's all about the big picture, not the rollercoaster ride.
Hey folks, no need to get all worked up and complain. Saying "Missling, do something!" won't change much in this situation. You gotta think about what Missling really has to do with the stock price. The way money moves in the stock market depends more on how people feel about it than what the company says in its press releases. You could have a super awesome company with great science, but if people are scared and start selling, the stock price goes down. On the flip side, even if a company's results are just okay, if everyone's rushing to buy the stock, they might end up regretting it later. So, in plain terms, it's all about people's emotions—fear and greed—driving the stock price, not necessarily what's really happening with the company.
$MARA is in it for the long haul. Fred is saying that some other miners have figured out they can't keep up in the mining game, so they're switching to AI. But $MARA is different. They're not ditching mining; they're actually planning to use AI to make their Bitcoin mining even better. Only one exec sold some shares, and it wasn't a big deal. No one else on the inside has sold. In a recent interview, Fred talked about how during the halving, a lot of miners had to shut down. But $MARA is going strong and ready to crush the competition. They're not giving up for AI like the others; they're using AI to mine even more Bitcoin.
Good news, the bulls are doing their thing, and there's a noticeable pattern to keep an eye on. The weekly trend is likely to stabilize because the daily trend started doing that today. The plan is to turn the hourly and 4-hour trends green next week, which could push the daily trend up and maybe lead to some nice gains. Just keep in mind, the closer we get to a big jump, the tougher it might get due to resistance. Best of luck, and let's hope for some good outcomes!
People should know who to trust: the CEO who believes in organizational compliance, or short sellers who profit when you sell and the stock price drops. Regarding creditors, if they knew about a reverse split (RS), they could've sold earlier. It's uncertain why they sold, but we're not at the deadline yet, and the CEO's confidence suggests there's still a chance for compliance by early November. Just my opinion.
They have a strategy where they don't release formal announcements on the same day as financial filings. This allows them to have two opportunities for impact – one when the initial approval increases and another when they report their profits on a different day. Doing both on the same day wouldn't make sense and would be a wasted opportunity.
The drop in after-hours trading isn't caused by regular retail investors selling; it's more about aggressive short-sellers and dark pool trading. Tomorrow, in the afternoon, things should look better, and the conference on Thursday should bring some positive news.
Dealing with these short-sellers is an ongoing battle, and they're particularly relentless this time. It's been a challenge for me since 1998 (I've been around the block for a while).
Looking at Square's official website, it's clear that their main focus is not on becoming a media company. Their primary role is in payment processing, offering bundled services to businesses, and providing digital banking solutions for consumers. They also have other additional areas of interest, like Bitcoin and "buy now, pay later" services. While their profits have been struggling recently, they have a wide customer base. The company is owned by Jack Dorsey, and it's good to see him getting more involved in managing it, especially in his area of expertise.
Been accumulating NWBO since 2019. Thank you, shorts and manipulators, for keeping the price at a low level. It's taken a lot of patience; bios will make you crazy. The payoff is about to start, and I will see all this patience finally pay off. This is going to set up my retirement really well, with generational wealth created. Cheers to all the longs, and cheers to all those people afflicted with cancer.
Zero debt and an enterprise value almost as large as the market capital, plus many late-stage trials with solid data, make this almost totally derricked right now.
"If we can provide a good silicon photonics integration system... we can address both critical issues of energy efficiency and computing power [performance] for AI," Douglas Yu, TSMC's vice president of pathfinding for system integration, told Nikkei. "This will usher in a new paradigm shift." We could be at the start of a new age."
"With the rapid expansion of AI and HPC, there is an increasing demand for faster datacenter interconnections." "However, the journey is not without difficulties." As data transmission rates increase, power usage and heat management become increasingly important. The industry's proposed solution entails leveraging Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) technology to integrate silicon photonics components with specialized circuits. This method is already gaining popularity, with tech titans such as Microsoft and Meta contemplating its use for next-generation network infrastructure."
Today was a watershed moment. A total of $325 million was raised. Bankruptcy danger has been fully eliminated. In court, Virtu, Citadel batching, and latency arbitrage were mentioned. The price increased. Not that the criminals can't smash it again, but at this point, I believe all the Apes who have been holding for the last 2 years+ agree with me that this was a watershed moment!
MARA Looking over the board here, it appears like Mara needs more debt in order to please everyone. Since the convertible debt was the best thing ever, what happens if the convert agreement is scrapped and we immediately return to rocket ships? The story that Mara has TOO much debt and that it's a bad thing because of all the danger was thus just pure FUD all along, right?
It's surprising to see how many people are criticizing the debt cancellation plan when that has been the main line of attack for Mara bears and shorts since early 2022. As an investor, I am in the camp that they should have waited, and I absolutely need more information on the timing before deciding on my final take on this.
In that case, what would be the most bullish course of action here if they raised $400 million in new debt at 1% interest with a 2028 or 2032 maturity date? Is it safe to assume that?
This is clearly the KOL Missling mentioned on the last quarterly call, when he said, "We have heard from KOLs that actually this extension study could be the confirmatory study of the ANAVEX2-73 Phase 2/3 study itself."
If one connects the dots, Marwan Sanbagh may have learned about the AVXL data at CTAD last December, then contacted the company and was invited to look deeper into the data, with preliminary discussions of serving on the SAB, but wanted to see the OLE data first. The apparent inference is that the OLE data must be convincing enough to serve as the confirmatory trial, and that he would head the project while also being directly involved in the peer review.