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Space Fish posted:FDA approval was delayed in lieu of wanting more data. I thought someone else said that they aren't making any sales in Europe where their device is apparently already approved? Another goon mentioned being in the industry and is bearish on $GOON, but I don't think they provided much context.
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Last I checked Wallstreetbets was trying to decide whether GME was going to go up in response to new pandemic strains because there will be a flight to safety in meme stocks which is good for GME, or the price would go down which would make it harder for "the hedgies" to pay for their shorts which is also, unsurprisingly, good for GME. Either way it's very important to them that this is all the global elites doing and that trump would have saved us from this.
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Bought another 800 shares of OpGen (OPGN) @$1.54. A little good news for NDRA - They signed a deal with VGI Health Tech. to use their TAEUS devices to measure results for their upcoming phase 2 IVB001 study. http://investors.endrainc.com/prviewer/release_only/id/4953987 Still holding on to my shares, just waiting...
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So how long is this going to stay green before actually dipping? I sold off a bunch of my QVML today for some gains, fully expecting to rebuy it in 48 to 72 hours.
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ARTPUP posted:Bought another 800 shares of OpGen (OPGN) @$1.54. I think this is good news in that it suggests the device works; but I doubt a phase 2 study needs more than like, a dozen devices or something, so the actual device sales are presumably a blip on their cash statement. It's nice as an advertisement though! PG&E can't be $GOON2 because it's basically a blue-chip dividend company. $GOON has to be asinine tiny companies with negative money and handwavey gooney stories about them, like that company that made boats for oil platform servicing, or that company that made gamer computer mouses. Also more than one of us has to actually buy some and so far I think Hadlock is the only one buying PCG.
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Leperflesh posted:PG&E can't be $GOON2 because it's basically a blue-chip dividend company. PCG hasn't paid a dividend in over 3 years, has been exiting bankruptcy, and posted a GAAP loss last quarter. Their long-term debt exceeds their cash on hand by a factor of 100. They may very well be a blue-chip dividend company in the future, but uhhh, that's a bit premature.
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movax posted:So how long is this going to stay green before actually dipping? I sold off a bunch of my QVML today for some gains, fully expecting to rebuy it in 48 to 72 hours. Powell/Yellen talk to congress and Mester/Clarida do a Q&A at the Cleveland Fed tomorrow. They could potentially tank things if they all come out super hawkish. Pretty unlikely for Yellen/Powell at least. Only other catalyst for a dip this week would be treasury auctions on Thursday, if those go very badly. Other than that gotta wait for the FOMC meeting in a couple weeks. Market breadth and MOC have both been abysmal (Nasdaq was 246 new 52 week lows and 18 highs today, and 55% of tickers were declining, with the index up 2%). Those should be early warning signs but it’s been like that for weeks. Maybe months. Maybe years.
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pmchem posted:PCG hasn't paid a dividend in over 3 years, has been exiting bankruptcy, and posted a GAAP loss last quarter. Their long-term debt exceeds their cash on hand by a factor of 100. Ok that's fair. They were a blue-chip dividend company, for decades. Now, they're a temporarily-embarrassed blue chip company, with new management doing its best to toe a line that avoids a strong enough public call for breaking up the company or the state fully taking it over for one of those things to actually happen, while also trying to cope with a century of deferred maintenance and the horrific human (and financial) liabilities that represents. Plus the law that says they can't pass the liabilities related to their negligence onto the rate payers. I think PGE is likely to recover, eventually, but I don't know what year that will happen, and there's still considerable downside risk. In those respects, it's a great candidate for $GOON2 or whatever. But I'd be interested in hearing if anyone besides Hadlock is actually buying it.
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mildly interesting tweets of the day: https://twitter.com/HedgeMind/status/1465455993328787457?s=20 hard to call those guys bears. https://twitter.com/bespokeinvest/status/1465449865803182091?s=20 imagine owning shares in a tele-health company during a goddamn multi-year pandemic and seeing the stock be flat since pandemic onset
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LibCrusher posted:It’s sofi Yeah if we're placing 6-9 month bets, SoFi as a business case looks really really good. My guess is that if they post two more quarters of growth and hitting earnings (in my non professional, lay person opinion, seems very likely) analysts will continue to raise their price targets, and if/when the market settles/rallies it'll take SoFi to $30+. At $18/share right now it's looking like a pretty good deal (average analyst Target right now is $25), and worst case scenario makes for a medium term swing trade target during lead up to earnings in February. I've been backing up the truck every pay period for a while now If SoFi ever gets their bank charter, there's a non zero chance it pops off and we all buy ourselves platinum sa status
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Hi, I bought $AMWL at $24 and was too stupid to sell it when it started tanking.
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pmchem posted:mildly interesting tweets of the day: Fuuuuuck I have a bunch of pre IPO stock in one of their competitors  Edit: I mean, it makes sense. At the beginning of the pandemic, getting a covid diagnosis via video chat seemed like a good idea, but it very quickly became obvious that getting a covid test is the only way to know for sure; you can't do a covid test over zoom and 24 hour covid tests can be bought off the shelf now I think telehealth is still a growth industry, but yeah I definitely agree that teledoc was grossly overvalued at $300 If anyone has business questions about teledoc I can try and answer them, but make no promises about the accuracy Hadlock fucked around with this message at 00:58 on Nov 30, 2021 |
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I have no idea what those telehealth companies do, but all of my online doctor's appointments over the last two years have been over Zoom and I don't know why you'd need anything else.
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I see a variety of brain, body & penis doctors and they have all been doing 100% in-person appointments since May. Zoom/Video chat is a very COVID-era thing and not so relevant in modern times Teleheath Companies sound like something that won't exist soon
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All of the money is in providing low cost medical services to businesses' employees to reduce business health care cost provided to employees Turns out you can't race to the bottom markets like first world medical care labor, there's no money in direct to consumer, so it's the value add as a middle man. The actual video technically is just a licensed api, there's no technology magic there. By not having brick and mortar offices you can reduce overhead cost quite a bit Without blue chip companies buying your value add product it's not actually a very good service, it turns out Edit: the actual only profitable parts of direct to consumer telemedicine are: 1) women's UTI antibiotics prescription 2) my kid/baby did did/said this, is it ok, or should we go to the hospital Direct to consumer therapists are also profitable, for some reason, and has good recurring revenue Hadlock fucked around with this message at 01:06 on Nov 30, 2021 |
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i do telehealth with my psych since i need to see someone for pill refill scripts. it's great that i don't have to go to an office for it. why would i ever want to go in person
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Nov 30, 2021 01:04
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fwiw the stocks gonna jump again tomorrow at open like they did today.
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The Fattest PI posted:fwiw the stocks gonna jump again tomorrow at open like they did today. I see futures a sea of red as of 7am GMT across most markets....
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It’s cause the MRNA ceo said vaccines are likely less effective against omicron
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Regeneron also saying the antibody treatment won't work as effectively. I'm holding some cash until the inevitable "omicron detected in USA" headlines.
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The Fattest PI posted:fwiw the stocks gonna jump again tomorrow at open like they did today. At the time of this post, DJIA futures were -250
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Hadlock posted:Fuuuuuck I have a bunch of pre IPO stock in one of their competitors Telehealth is only going to grow as time goes on. Telehealth visits aren't necessarily better or more efficient, but they're a quick and easy billable service. My guess is that, years from now, any doctor's office visit is going to be preceded by a tele-visit with your doctor to determine if you need to come in. We already kind of see this now - if you tell your doctor's office you have COVID symptoms, you either do a televisit, or meet someone at your car window. If they continue to merge and centralize healthcare systems (having giant hospital campuses to serve large areas instead of numerous competing hospitals), you'll likely have the option to triage via televisit. US healthcare isn't about better care, it's about finding new and different ways to add poo poo to your bill, and telehealth is a really easy way to do so.
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Get me the Manager of Money immediately, this is unacceptable
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I’ll call JPow
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poisonpill posted:I’ll call JPow You're too late, he dropped "transitory" so it's panic sell time.
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Last half of the 3 month spy chart is starting to look kind of flat
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If you think about it bears make more sense for winter anyway.
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Hadlock posted:Yeah if we're placing 6-9 month bets, SoFi as a business case looks really really good. My guess is that if they post two more quarters of growth and hitting earnings (in my non professional, lay person opinion, seems very likely) analysts will continue to raise their price targets, and if/when the market settles/rallies it'll take SoFi to $30+. At $18/share right now it's looking like a pretty good deal (average analyst Target right now is $25), and worst case scenario makes for a medium term swing trade target during lead up to earnings in February. I've been backing up the truck every pay period for a while now Bought a few shares below 18, there are enough pending catalysts that this seems like a fun ride.
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Nov 30, 2021 17:30
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/me looks at portfolio Well that was a bad idea.
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A good day for the Cortexyme-heavy investor
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:A good day for the Cortexyme-heavy investor Unless you were the investor at $120 lmao
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Nov 30, 2021 18:26
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How do I make my stonks change color
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sold a few stinkers on my canadian dollar side today sold my RIVN and LCID, didnt make or lose any money on it they balanced out. bought a bunch of GOGL for the upcoming dividend. want to get back into RBXL eventually
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So I knew that getting involved in stocks would make the market crash but I didn’t think I’d cause a new Covid variant in the process. My bad.
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Queering Wheel posted:How do I make my stonks change color  hth
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MOC $2.6 billion to sell side on a pretty big Ted day and the indexes rocket the last 5 minutes and are still shooting up after hours. I see no news. Very weird.
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Tokyo Sex Whale posted:MOC $2.6 billion to sell side on a pretty big Ted day and the indexes rocket the last 5 minutes and are still shooting up after hours. I see no news. Very weird. End-of-month rebalancing is my guess.
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