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Drug: Tocilizumab
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As someone who said that (and still says that), I've been doing quite well with short term momentum trades and my account continues to hit ATH after ATH. I'm pretty sure I'm not alone.
In February and March, Warrior was mocking people who went to cash due to fears of the market plummeting.As someone who said that (and still says that), I've been doing quite well with short term momentum trades and my account continues to hit ATH after ATH. I'm pretty sure I'm not alone
But keep beating that drum if it makes you feel better
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Tocilizumab has had some bad results in its other trials. Its safety record isn't impeccable like leronlimab's safety record. And since the study you are citing isn't double blind, how is it any different than the data that CytoDyn has from its eINDs? At the end of June, leronlimab's trials will have data from approximately 125 patients in randomized double-blind placebo trials and another 75 from eINDs. In addition, its safety record will be based on more than 900 patients many of which have taken leronlimab for more than 5 years. If Patterson has been telling the truth, leronlimab should have clearly better results than tocilizumab. If Patterson has been lying, we are screwed. While Nader would do anything for money, I have trouble believing that Patterson would sully his name in order to make a quick buck.
It's hilarious going through his posts. There aren't many so it's easy. 100% of his comments are snide regardless of topic. Literally 100%. He is one miserable wretch.
People who got out in feb and buy in today are Ahead of folks who just stayed in.
Folks who got out in feb and traded this climb are wayyyyy ahead of those who just stayed in.
I didn’t get out, bought a little bit more, sold some and I’m up 10-20% over the peak in February in my active trading accounts, which are 80%+ of my assets. The other 20% is current 401ks which are mutual funds tracking the market so probably down a few % since it DCAs.
People who got out in feb and buy in today are Ahead of folks who just stayed in.
Folks who got out in feb and traded this climb are wayyyyy ahead of those who just stayed in.
You find the one where he was questioning a security deposit with his roommate for like $700?
I didn't see that one. I did see the one where he mocked you by saying you've predicted 73 of the last 2 recessions. It was on February 25th.
No thanks. I’d screw up when to buy for something like that. Got burned on LK, don’t need Chinese stocks. Their yearly revenue in 2019 was $5M, down from $10M in 2018 and they have been on a crazy run since April and have a market cap of $175M now. I might not make the quick buck but that screams bag holder, being propped up by RH type gambling and it will fall in a shocking way. I’m an investor in long term, I want to retire in 10 years (or less, keep rolling ZM) if I can. Maybe when I retire and have time to watch things I’ll put aside a crazy fun account but definitely avoiding LTM, GNUS, HTZ, etc. Stocks declaring bankruptcy or in danger of delisting or seeing revenues tank is scary stuff because there’s nothing underpinning the valuations. It’s pure pump.
He's been right a fair share too. Our markets were bloated before the pandemic and I absolutely believe that even without the pandemic--there most likely would have been a pull back. It certainly would not have been anything close to where we fell too--but we were certainly over bought. I've been recommending precious metals for many years--as has he--and he's certainly been right there too. I think we have to be careful to try to call people out on this thread for being wrong on a particular call. Just because somebody ends up being wrong--it doesn't mean that their idea or point of view was not meritable enough to actually contemplate and digest. Calling people out for being wrong just makes people not want to post--which is counterproductive to this thread.
And the people who call other people out for being wrong are people who never predict anything so they don't risk being wrong. They just come on here and brag about their gains after the fact (and don't tell us about their losses). Hearing about something after the fact does no one any good.
Totally. While I'm bullish on the market long term--a lot of people seem to think that we are somehow magically out of the woods and out of the recession. Covid numbers are soaring in many areas in the US. The fundamentals of many businesses whose stocks have skyrocketed are still really bad. A lot of companies whose stock has soared are also carrying a lot more debt now. Like I said--I'm bullish long term--but I also very aware and cognizant of the fact that just because our markets have clawed back--we are not out of the woods. There is still a fair share of risk in this market, covid is still here and it's still growing, we probably still have some more waves of layoffs coming. Even as a bull myself--I think its important to temper expectations in my posts so I don't encourage others to risk and over invest more than they probably should.
Warrior hasn't been the nicest and most eloquent of posters either. Go back and read his posts as well and it's not like he's an innocent victim of random "poo pooing". With that said--I respect and invite both of their opinions on the actual market. The more opinions and points of view in this thread--the better.
To be honest. Only one of them has really provided ideas. And was man enough to admit when he capitulated in here. I mean, I'd love to know what Warrior expects us to learn? Just so we know where his head is at. Nothing easier than to make fun of other people's actions without showing yours.
I appreciate the info and obviously if that holds true it's good for my puts. It still makes me sad though. I have friends that live in the area and that whole economy depends on travelers, gambling and entertainment. I've also developed relationships and care for some of the employees at Cosmo and Cromwell so it really sucks knowing that they may still struggle after reopening and have to leave the area or find another job.
No ####. GNUS is going to be valued at $720M based on premarket. Their revenue last quarter was $334k, yes 1/3 of a million. They just raised money twice to avoid delisting. This is pure pump. It’s like Alt coins when Bitcoin has its run. I don’t know if anyone has checked how that group buy of crypto currency went but this is the same thing.
Take your double up and run to the hills. A company that measures its quarterly revenue in the thousands shouldn’t be edging up on $1B market cap when it’s not the next big thing. Even the launch is basically launching an app that can be viewed on streaming devices. Anyone can do that. How many of those random apps do you see that you can download? Netflix, Disney and all the well known other kids channels on YouTube, etc. These guys actually said they want to be the Netflix of kids. They had $305k in cash left before the pump when they sold more shares to avoid delisting.
https://robintrack.net/popularity_changes?symbol=WMG and gamble as far as I can tell.
I now have small positions in COTY and NSPRhttps://robintrack.net/popularity_changes?symbol=WMG and gamble as far as I can tell.
I put $100 in XSPA for fun today.
Nice on getting into COTY - fingers crossed that this thing continues to move on air - FBG's can probably get this to $10 in no time
I wonder if Zoominfo fits the mold for a stock that will surge due to Robinhooders?
Do Robinhooders usually buy IPOs? ZI is a marketing company and quite frankly I do not know much more about it. I do expect it to pop at open (now seeing as high as $45). Not advising buying at that price but likely some price swings today.
