Anyone investing heavily this year??
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His angle was sell the news. The catalyst is launching the product. Once it does, he is thinking that the buzz will be over and the stock will sell off. Their earnings a quarter after the launch will tell you if the public was interested. Until then (in his opinion) its a spec play.
Thanks man, that makes sense. I got in late so I'm gonna have to keep a close eye on this.
Up 16% off MP since March 4th & 5th buys...
Really thinking of creating a larger position here....
Really thinking of creating a larger position here....
NNOX has been a $50-$55 stock since I've been watching it. I knew when it dropped to $44 it would get back to $55. I had no idea it'd do this once it got back.
Sold my options for NNOX. This is a steady one to rinse and repeat anytime in drops under $45.
Yeah I went in last week and its now a long term investment for me.
I was watching CHEK and AABB this morning, I scalped some CHEK and took profit early. I saw AABB rip too. AABB maintained some of the pump throughout the day.
You have to watch out for these pump and dumps. I feel like I'm wasting my time looking at charts and info.
These are some that I have in my professionally managed account. Back then I didn’t understand why my advisor got a couple of these, but now I’m like thanks Dave.
I grabbed Nke back when Kap drove the price down.
JNJ before Covid
WM - dividend king
Cost - great value / company/ just gave us I think what $16 per share special dividend
Ups
i like costco
You may want to consider CVS.. If you decide against WMT or J&J.
Also check out VYM and VIG. If you want to go the etf route. They have a few of these companies in their top holdings.
$FCEL earnings today
Bad numbers. May be a puts opportunity.
reported a net loss
Zomedica commercially launches Truforma ahead of the schedule
Zomedica (ZOM) hasadded ~8.4%in premarket hours after the company announced the first commercial sale of its TRUFORMA diagnostic platform.With the instrument and three of five of...
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Tanking PM.....looks like puts in the AM until the some kind of bounce.
Next support level I have drawn out is $13.44.
Yeah FCEL bleeding now.
I am going to hold tho.
I am going to hold tho.
VDRM is gaining.
Up 82%
NEWS!
LOS ANGELES, March 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ViaDerma, Inc., ("Company") (OTC Pink: VDRM), is pleased to announce they have paid off all outstanding toxic convertible debt and the Company is now completely debt free. The total debt amounted to more than $869,900 and was spread out over five notes held by multiple creditors dating back to 2016, issued for monies received between 2016 to 2018. Conversion of the notes could have resulted in the issuance of more than 600 million shares of Company stock. After weeks of negotiation, ViaDerma management was able to reach settlements with the individual noteholders totaling only 70 million shares of ViaDerma stock in exchange for the cancellation of all the notes and the entire debt. As a result of this payment which was completed last week the Company is now completely debt free. Dr. Chris Otiko, ViaDerma President and CEO said, "Being completely out of debt is a major milestone for us. With this behind we can now focus all of our attention on increasing sales and continuing to expand our business. My expectation is that we will be able to self-fund all of our operations from this point on and should no longer require to take on any debt." ViaDerma also announced the licensing agreement they entered into in January 2021 for use of its Vitastem product has resulted in revenues of $30,000 per month since it began two months ago. The Company receives $5,000 per month for each state in which the licensee is doing business. The licensee is currently in six states and expects to expand to more states within the next 30-60 days.
Up 82%
NEWS!
LOS ANGELES, March 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ViaDerma, Inc., ("Company") (OTC Pink: VDRM), is pleased to announce they have paid off all outstanding toxic convertible debt and the Company is now completely debt free. The total debt amounted to more than $869,900 and was spread out over five notes held by multiple creditors dating back to 2016, issued for monies received between 2016 to 2018. Conversion of the notes could have resulted in the issuance of more than 600 million shares of Company stock. After weeks of negotiation, ViaDerma management was able to reach settlements with the individual noteholders totaling only 70 million shares of ViaDerma stock in exchange for the cancellation of all the notes and the entire debt. As a result of this payment which was completed last week the Company is now completely debt free. Dr. Chris Otiko, ViaDerma President and CEO said, "Being completely out of debt is a major milestone for us. With this behind we can now focus all of our attention on increasing sales and continuing to expand our business. My expectation is that we will be able to self-fund all of our operations from this point on and should no longer require to take on any debt." ViaDerma also announced the licensing agreement they entered into in January 2021 for use of its Vitastem product has resulted in revenues of $30,000 per month since it began two months ago. The Company receives $5,000 per month for each state in which the licensee is doing business. The licensee is currently in six states and expects to expand to more states within the next 30-60 days.
Hey fam, I'm sitting on 7.5k that I was going to reinvest in $FSR (may still do so later on but a smaller amount), but I realized that I need to diversify my positions as I'm tech heavy.
I'm not opposed to index, ETFs or mutual funds as I'm currently invested in $DODGX, $SOXX, $FCNTX, $VOO, and $FBGRX. Other stocks held outside of tech, $LUV, $DIS, $UNH, $COF, $ADP. Any suggestions...Looking long term value stocks or established growth stocks that I can buy on a dip.
I'm not opposed to index, ETFs or mutual funds as I'm currently invested in $DODGX, $SOXX, $FCNTX, $VOO, and $FBGRX. Other stocks held outside of tech, $LUV, $DIS, $UNH, $COF, $ADP. Any suggestions...Looking long term value stocks or established growth stocks that I can buy on a dip.
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