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Just announced a secondary but it's for existing holders sell. Don't blame them at all. Declining a little but nothing crazy. I still expect some form of dilution or debt so they can gobble up a company or two.
Is this a diluting offering or is this all outstanding shares, just not publicly available until the offering? I only care about dilution (since the company gets nothing) but wouldn’t mind adding a few more shares if this knocks it down a bit.

 
Is this a diluting offering or is this all outstanding shares, just not publicly available until the offering? I only care about dilution (since the company gets nothing) but wouldn’t mind adding a few more shares if this knocks it down a bit.
It's from existing shares so no dilution. There WILL be dilution of some kind at some point. If they manage to restrain themselves from selling stock simply because the price has run up, selling to buy something else, or using stock for acquisitions, I'll ingest horse de-wormer for all of my ailments.

Lockup expiration in November, too. I am holding what I have until all of that is over. And there's still no options on this.

 
Oh, just a PSA because I see it happen a lot. If you see a stock down a lot AH (like I just saw for TER, down 6-7%) and the last price update isn’t up to date, ignore it. I don’t know if it’s some sort of system trade/fix or if somehow some person was allowed to put in a market offer and there was only one well below market ask. Suffice it to say that if it’s a large swing but the price update/last trade is 30 minutes ago, it’s not some big news or earnings because there would be way more action. I’ve seen it happen at least a dozen times now over the past year and it’s never accurate for the next day. I think people have posted about some of these moves and they never materialize. If the stock moves a lot and the last trade is basically now, the price is accurate even if AH prices sometimes evaporate quickly the next day. There was still some real news.

 
It's from existing shares so no dilution. There WILL be dilution of some kind at some point. If they manage to restrain themselves from selling stock simply because the price has run up, selling to buy something else, or using stock for acquisitions, I'll ingest horse de-wormer for all of my ailments.

Lockup expiration in November, too. I am holding what I have until all of that is over. And there's still no options on this.
Got it, that’s good. When in November? You’d figure their next earnings date will be around November 16th. Although, last earnings was a huge up and then back down to pre-earnings. I bought in in that lull back below $70 and got lucky APP jumped as it went down so my “modified” cost basis is in the $50s or so I’ll keep telling myself when I didn’t buy in at $39 or $40.

When we speak of dilution, that’s one of my favorite things about FLGT now. They’ve gotten so much free cash from their CV testing that they really don’t need to do a secondary. That’s a really nice benefit to shareholders.

 
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Oh, just a PSA because I see it happen a lot. If you see a stock down a lot AH (like I just saw for TER, down 6-7%) and the last price update isn’t up to date, ignore it. I don’t know if it’s some sort of system trade/fix or if somehow some person was allowed to put in a market offer and there was only one well below market ask. Suffice it to say that if it’s a large swing but the price update/last trade is 30 minutes ago, it’s not some big news or earnings because there would be way more action. I’ve seen it happen at least a dozen times now over the past year and it’s never accurate for the next day. I think people have posted about some of these moves and they never materialize. If the stock moves a lot and the last trade is basically now, the price is accurate even if AH prices sometimes evaporate quickly the next day. There was still some real news.


Super annoying.  Saw AAPL scroll across the screen last week  at $124 and was freaked out for a minute.

 
Super annoying.  Saw AAPL scroll across the screen last week  at $124 and was freaked out for a minute.
It has been mentioned in here a few times where people see a price, mention it and then somehow it’s gone. On a stock with little or no AH trading it’ll stick sometimes until the next morning. Apple will reset because it’s so actively traded.

 
I noticed about a month ago that all of the Burger King drive throughs in my area were packed.   I haven't observed anything like it in decades and thought perhaps they were giving away free drugs or something.  Turns out that there is a new fried chicken craze and to this day there are still 10+ cars in line every day. 

Figure worth a little gamble and have a buy in for 4(FOUR!!!) $67.50 QSR 1/21/22 calls at $1.60 each. 

This is the same place that owns Popeye's and Tim Hortons.. 

FWIW

 
$GENI reported. Good growth numbers, a couple new partnerships. Their EPS was a miss which I assume is why it’s down premarket. I don’t usually care too much about the earnings at this stage in a company but I’m curious why the analysts were so far off on that one.

 
I noticed about a month ago that all of the Burger King drive throughs in my area were packed.   I haven't observed anything like it in decades and thought perhaps they were giving away free drugs or something.  Turns out that there is a new fried chicken craze and to this day there are still 10+ cars in line every day. 

Figure worth a little gamble and have a buy in for 4(FOUR!!!) $67.50 QSR 1/21/22 calls at $1.60 each. 

This is the same place that owns Popeye's and Tim Hortons.. 

FWIW
Peter Lynch would be proud of you. 

 
From my understanding the wash sale applies to 30 days on both sides of a sale for a loss.


Just to add to this, and something I learned not too long ago.  Crypto is considered property, not a security.  So it has no wash sale rules.  You can sell and rebuy almost immediately and take the tax loss.

 
Welp, looks like SAM’s gotten a bit cheaper again. Down 7% AHs and I’d bet for a bigger drop tomorrow. Basically withdrew guidance that was, what, a month ago? Hello $400s.

Scratch that, down 10% now. Definitely  in the falling knife category. I mean the last quarter earnings were bad but the revenue was the best quarter they’ve had. Before AHs, a P/S of 3, which is great for a company growing revenue 25-40%. Now, that sales growth could take a hit, we’ll see. It may test $500 tonight and tomorrow.

 
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Welp, looks like SAM’s gotten a bit cheaper again. Down 7% AHs and I’d bet for a bigger drop tomorrow. Basically withdrew guidance that was, what, a month ago? Hello $400s.
That chart is insane.  $400 was a significant level in 2019-2020.  

 
Welp, looks like SAM’s gotten a bit cheaper again. Down 7% AHs and I’d bet for a bigger drop tomorrow. Basically withdrew guidance that was, what, a month ago? Hello $400s.
Wow, haven’t checked on this since we were talking about it a little while back. What’s replacing hard seltzer these days? 

 
Bob Sacamano said:


YES!!!

Talked my MIL into dumping a share of her beloved Amazon for this at the beginning of the year.  She protested because the LuLu clothes were ridiculous over priced.  I was on the wrong side of that for quite awhile.

 
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Default on debt Oct 1?

Just one of those things like government shutdowns where it's a bunch of hysteria until they pass some legislation?   

What's the shark move?

 
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I've brought BLDP out on a date so many times, she expecting a marriage proposal. 
I lived with and fornicated with my wife 18 years before I married her. I'm going to give BLDP a few years. 

EBS not so much. Shes like the crazy girlfriend. 

 
Don't worry guys, we're still okay. 

HC Wainwright & Co. Maintains Buy on Humanigen, Lowers Price Target to $28

9:17 am ET September 9, 2021 (Benzinga) Print

HC Wainwright & Co. analyst Joseph Pantginis maintains Humanigen (NASDAQ:HGEN) with a Buy and lowers the price target from $36 to $28.

Latest Ratings for HGEN DateFirmActionFromTo

Sep 2021HC Wainwright & Co.MaintainsBuy Aug 2021Credit SuisseMaintainsOutperform Aug 2021Roth CapitalMaintainsBuy

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:mellow:

:lmao:

:cry:

 
$SE with a capital raise so it’s down premarket. I fully expect this money to be used properly in their quest for world domination.

$GENI up premarket on deal with $PENN

 
That Whyatt dude has to be in tears. Based on the split he recommended HGEN in the $30s. He said he had cost averaged down by adding more and I could have sworn he claimed having in the 5 figures. Ugh, I couldn’t imagine taking that much risk. I think I put $25k total into CYDY and luckily got out with a triple, but after that bear raid halved my profit in an hour, HFS was that a gut check. I couldn’t imagine having way more in and being even/a bit red and getting chopped overnight. I was tempted to buy into HGEN but my experience with CYDY luckily kept me out of it.

 
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Where do we see HGEN settling?  I’ve been out, but wondering if it drops to 5 or so is it worth a gamble?


My experience with NERV and CVAC when this kind of thing happened was that it will have a little bounce, maybe even for a few days, then settle back down to new lows beyond even the initial drop.  I am going to hold for now though, stubbornly.

 

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