1% better than usualNot a good start to the morning. Down almost 6%.
I thought he bought it back. More importantly is he still holding $3M of shares.IIRC Chet sold 10% of his holdings around $10. I sold about the same, after also selling about 10% on the way up at either $5 or $7.50, I forget.
Did you just have an epiphany?Honestly, its impossible to trust Nader.
Haha, never really trusted that he knew what he was doing, that was pretty evident (I had already exited half my position a while back).Did you just have an epiphany?
Happens all the time. Websites will automatically put a fresh date on an old article so that web searches will land on it. It has been exactly 6 months since that article was published.
“Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee###t”Annual Meeting of Shareholders tomorrow at 12:30 PM EST. A Nasdaq update should be on the docket.
Meeting Link
Why? Couldn't this have been pushed out? So dumb.Annual Meeting of Shareholders tomorrow at 12:30 PM EST. A Nasdaq update should be on the docket.
Meeting Link
Down 14%.From a trading perspective, do you think we get a bump when Dr Seethmraju presents at the Special isirv antiviral conference on Oct 6-8?
He was virtually unintelligible in the conference call. And he isn't going to go out on a limb the way CytoDyn paid doctors like Bruce Patterson, Jay Lalezari, and Scott Kelly have been willing to do. He isn't going to say leronlimab is a homerun. He is going to say how they had 11 patients in really bad shape and a few of them rebounded after being administered leronlimab. Here is the conference where he speaks. He starts at the 8:18 point. https://78449.themediaframe.com/dataconf/productusers/cydy/mediaframe/40671/indexl.htmlFrom a trading perspective, do you think we get a bump when Dr Seethmraju presents at the Special isirv antiviral conference on Oct 6-8?
I don't think he's there to talk about the 11 patients. He's going to talk about the phase 2 trial for M/MHe was virtually unintelligible in the conference call. And he isn't going to go out on a limb the way CytoDyn paid doctors like Bruce Patterson, Jay Lalezari, and Scott Kelly are willing to do. He isn't going to say leronlimab is a homerun. He is going to say how they had 11 patients in really bad shape and a few of them rebounded after being administered leronlimab. Here is the conference where he speaks. He starts at the 8:18 point. https://78449.themediaframe.com/dataconf/productusers/cydy/mediaframe/40671/indexl.html
Oh yeah. I guess that could be a little better. Is he writing a paper on the M2M trial?I don't think he's there to talk about the 11 patients. He's going to talk about the phase 2 trial for M/M
I know he is writing something for them but not sure what the subject isOh yeah. I guess that could be a little better. Is he writing a paper on the M2M trial?
It could go to $2.00 if an EUA isn't granted from the S/C interim data. It is the last real catalyst in the foreseeable future. A lot of the dedicated longs on the message boards have sold and are now venting by writing anti-CYDY posts. These are some long term shareholders who were Truthers. With so many shareholders abandoning the stock, it's surprising that the stock price hasn't already gone lower but it seems someone(s) with deep pockets has been buying shares up.if the severe critical trial does not get EUA (and it probably won't), then I see this languishing in the low 3s for a while, if not lower
So is it time to get in now?It could go to $2.00 if an EUA isn't granted from the S/C interim data. It is the last real catalyst in the foreseeable future. A lot of the dedicated longs on the message boards have sold and are now venting by writing anti-CYDY posts. These are some long term shareholders who were Truthers. With so many shareholders abandoning the stock, it's surprising that the stock price hasn't already gone lower but it seems someone(s) with deep pockets has been buying shares up.
I'm targeting the $2.50 to $2.75 range to get back in. But this stock has been resilient and has bounced back many times from $3.00-$3.05. If you do buy, be ready to get out quickly if an EUA isn't granted.So is it time to get in now?
Lol. I know @Caesar may want me to relive my decision, but this was definitely part of it. The euphoria of that run up from $1 (where I got in) to $10 was amazing but it turned stressful when the bear raid happened. The paper drop in value hurt and then every day you’re waiting on more news and did you #### up not selling. I can tell you that on stress alone, I’m glad I’m out. I hope it does take off for all of you guys but it was all consuming watching the price every day.Had a dream (nightmare?) last night where I was showing my wife our stock portfolio on my ipad. All of a sudden CYDY started popping: $2, then $8, then $24, then $82...up and up til it hit about $900 a share. News had come out where it was chosen as THE therapeutic drug....
So I'm frantically trying to push the TRADE button in my Schwab account to sell all of my stock. And all of a sudden, my ipad gets a virus - all kinds of windows start popping up all over the place and the ipad just totally freezes up.
I wake up in this cold sweat just pissed about 4:00 in the morning.
Stoooooopid stock.
I don't really stress about this to be honest. I have so little dough in this you guys would probably laugh at me. But this is my learning account and the competitive guy in me just doesn't like to lose.Lol. I know @Caesar may want me to relive my decision, but this was definitely part of it. The euphoria of that run up from $1 (where I got in) to $10 was amazing but it turned stressful when the bear raid happened. The paper drop in value hurt and then every day you’re waiting on more news and did you #### up not selling. I can tell you that on stress alone, I’m glad I’m out. I hope it does take off for all of you guys but it was all consuming watching the price every day.
Got it. I didn’t have as much as some, but for that brief fleeting moment, I was up over $100k. Lasted maybe 15 minutes from when I checked that morning. Chaos in this thread that day!I don't really stress about this to be honest. I have so little dough in this you guys would probably laugh at me. But this is my learning account and the competitive guy in me just doesn't like to lose.
The good thing is I've learned so I've been able to take those lessons and offset a little bit of what so far is just a paper loss. So for me, this is not close to life changing money.
I got nothing but for ya, gb. You have obviously done very well in the market and even in this stock. I understand the constant ups and downs and definitely understand the frustration that comes with this stock.Lol. I know @Caesar may want me to relive my decision, but this was definitely part of it. The euphoria of that run up from $1 (where I got in) to $10 was amazing but it turned stressful when the bear raid happened. The paper drop in value hurt and then every day you’re waiting on more news and did you #### up not selling. I can tell you that on stress alone, I’m glad I’m out. I hope it does take off for all of you guys but it was all consuming watching the price every day.
I was in a different situation where I got lucky to get in early and be happy with what I made, which is crazy when you think about it for getting advice on a FF site. It’s also easier to hold through the ups and downs when it’s a stock you are truly thinking about long term. I posted in the other thread about two stocks I’ve held for about a year and there were times they were 25-50% especially in the March bottom (CYDY was actually a beacon back then). They are now both up over 30%, which is a great return for a year. It wasn’t a fundamental issue for them, it was the market overall. Good luck and go Yankees!I got nothing but for ya, gb. You have obviously done very well in the market and even in this stock. I understand the constant ups and downs and definitely understand the frustration that comes with this stock.
I'm with @ChiefD that I hate to lose. If I could sell it all right now without taking a hit, I would. I am relegated to hold longer term, which won't necessarily be a bad thing if they eventually get the HIV approval. It has been a lot easier to deal with now that football season is here, and I have something else to occupy my thoughts. My team in the baseball playoffs helps as well.
Really, its just a waiting game at this point, and the real stress only came from constantly checking this thread and the stock price. Now, I just follow along casually in the hopes that one day I can cash in the chips and realize I made a little money along the way.
You should never hold onto a stock solely because you are in the red. Don't throw good money after bad. It's actually more strategic to sell your losers over your winners because of the tax implications.If I could sell it all right now without taking a hit, I would. I am relegated to hold longer term
Its a retirement account. no tax implications that I am aware of, but this is my first year paying attention to it.You should never hold onto a stock solely because you are in the red. Don't throw good money after bad. It's actually more strategic to sell your losers over your winners because of the tax implications.
Also, there is some temptation to sell half now and buy em back if this thing tanks after the meeting today. I think there is at least a 50% chance that happens. All it really does is raise my cost per share basis, but that won't really matter to me much if this thing does take off in a few months....You should never hold onto a stock solely because you are in the red. Don't throw good money after bad. It's actually more strategic to sell your losers over your winners because of the tax implications.
I thought you were an alright guy until you said this.....go Yankees!
Sounds like you are suffering from FOMO in addition to not wanting to sell a loser. Both are powerful emotions. No one likes to lose or miss out. But they aren't good emotions to base your investments on. You should strongly consider selling at $4 or $5 even if your cost basis is $6.if this thing does take off in a few months....
I think FOMO in a small way is true, but its not an overriding emotion for me right now. I really have paid very little attention since the last CC since that was the point I knew it was going to be a while. I know I would have been better off selling then, but it didn't happen. Oh well.Sounds like you are suffering from FOMO in addition to not wanting to sell a loser. Both are powerful emotions. No one likes to lose or miss out. But they aren't good emotions to base your investments on. You should strongly consider selling at $4 or $5 even if your cost basis is $6.
Lol. I threw that in for fun. I did grow up an hour outside of the city so they were my hometown team growing up. Been a long time since they’ve had a good run outside of losing game 7 to the garbage can guys a couple years ago.I thought you were an alright guy until you said this.....
Yeah, this is exactly where I am.I think my bigger concern is the opportunity cost of holding right now. If I had something else I really believed in and wanted to invest in, I would have no issues selling a good portion off and using that money somewhere else. If the stock were to get back between 4 and 5, I would absolutely sell some off if just to unload it to a smaller % of the portfolio.
Sold all of mine 12 days ago. Up 10.7% on the next trade. Made $20k on first CYDY sale, lost $10k on second round.Yeah, this is exactly where I am.
About two months ago I did a quick analysis when I was buying RLFTF. I calculated out what would happen if I just sold all of my CYDY at that time at a loss and put all that dough into RLFTF when I got it for .27 a share or something like that.
I would have cleaned off my losses from CYDY and be at a nice paper profit on RLFTF right now. But I didn't pull the trigger. Why?
Because I'm a big pooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosay!
From IHub:Sounds like 45 deaths out of 195 in the interim peak. Any of you have the p-value formula?
If LL has 23 deaths out of 130 and the placebo has 22 out of 65, I am just curious if a number like this would put it less than p-value = .05?
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msgs.aspx?board_id=4762&NextStart=119844&BatchSize=10
45 deaths in CD12 (bad for patients, great for trial)
I believe (Borel or others can say with better certainty than I) that 23 deaths in Leronlimab and 22 in placebo, yields p=0.012.
I was most afraid that there would be an insufficient number of deaths.
If leronlimab works as we believe, this seems to be as good an opportunity for which one could ask.
What else we gonna do? Talk to our wives?You dudes keeping this thread going are MVPs.
No, but I know the death rate of this stock: 45 minutes.Does anyone know what the typical deathrate would be in S/C patients?
Chet is driving his new Ferrari to the club, if he's still in more than 20% or so I would be surprised......he made some nice coin. Mad a lot of us some money, much appreciated.dkp993 said:@chet where do you stand with the last few weeks of CYDY developments (or lack there of). Still #notselling ?