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post 1619581251 10-16-2020, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted By OptimistPrime11
CTYX I cleared over $300 K profits. I actually was surprised it went up this much on that news but I took it and ran.

I sold RXMD after the Conference call right after the CEO left back in August. I hated the call.

Sold all around .065. Cleared I think $75 K on that trade

I have been a buyer here of RXMD the past week at .038 to .041.

I will give this play out because I have had 3 vodka's and transfusions (ala foreplay golf on youtube) and I feel in a good mood after CTYX today.

ATRX. This was the MRNA before MRNA was MRNA at $75 today and a covid play.

As in this literally had the symbol MRNA and did the same exact thing as what MRNA does today...RNA therapy.

I used to trade this on the nasdaq 10 years ago between $5 to $50. Michael French was the CEO and RNA was just getting hot.

Anyway this MRNA....which slowly fell onto hard times and became Atrx, is now basically a shell company. But they still have their RNA assets and most importantly, are in the process of finding M & A targets. The CEO just did the same for OBMP which went from .06 to $1.50. He is a 'fixer'. Comes in, finds a M & A...leaves. There is no debt. Market cap is tiny. $500 K.

ARTX is imo about to announce some major acquisitions, With only a 10 million outstanding share count, it should go $$$ VERY VERY SOON from its .06 current price. DOLLARS.


Repeat...

The ceo did this with another shell company during the spring and the stock went from .06 to $1.50. OBMP.



It has traded between ,045 and ,15 the past few months. Was over a dollar not long ago.



I will put together a complete DD package and get things moving.

And when I say get things moving...I mean I can do that. I have that kind of clout.
Tell you what, I'll give you some props and will purchase on Monday.

*if questrade allows me to trade otc
post 1619581481 10-16-2020, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted By Heaney
Tell you what, I'll give you some props and will purchase on Monday.
Work in gradually. Because the OS is only 10 M. Shares are tight. Which also means it moves up fast.
post 1619583851 10-16-2020, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted By OptimistPrime11
CTYX I cleared over $300 K profits. I actually was surprised it went up this much on that news but I took it and ran.

I sold RXMD after the Conference call right after the CEO left back in August. I hated the call.

Sold all around .065. Cleared I think $75 K on that trade

I have been a buyer here of RXMD the past week at .038 to .041.

I will give this play out because I have had 3 vodka's and transfusions (ala foreplay golf on youtube) and I feel in a good mood after CTYX today.

ATRX. This was the MRNA before MRNA was MRNA at $75 today and a covid play.

As in this literally had the symbol MRNA and did the same exact thing as what MRNA does today...RNA therapy.

I used to trade this on the nasdaq 10 years ago between $5 to $50. Michael French was the CEO and RNA was just getting hot.

Anyway this MRNA....which slowly fell onto hard times and became Atrx, is now basically a shell company. But they still have their RNA assets and most importantly, are in the process of finding M & A targets. The CEO just did the same for OBMP which went from .06 to $1.50. He is a 'fixer'. Comes in, finds a M & A...leaves. There is no debt. Market cap is tiny. $500 K.

ARTX is imo about to announce some major acquisitions, With only a 10 million outstanding share count, it should go $$$ VERY VERY SOON from its .06 current price. DOLLARS.


Repeat...

The ceo did this with another shell company during the spring and the stock went from .06 to $1.50. OBMP.



It has traded between ,045 and ,15 the past few months. Was over a dollar not long ago.



I will put together a complete DD package and get things moving.

And when I say get things moving...I mean I can do that. I have that kind of clout.
After seeing what that red did with JKS, which I'm still in btw, I have to give this a shot.

Will dabble a little in it.
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Originally Posted By LCBOLeo
After seeing what that red did with JKS, which I'm still in btw, I have to give this a shot.

Will dabble a little in it.
I'm 90% sure you have to call in OTC trades if youre using RBC fwiw.
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Originally Posted By Heaney
I'm 90% sure you have to call in OTC trades if youre using RBC fwiw.
You don't have to call, but yeah you can't do it in a TFSA, have to open a different type of investing account.

Also have my questrade account set up. Was playing with options but I got shook and sold... hour later the price doubled. Lmfao.
post 1619586531 10-16-2020, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted By LCBOLeo
You don't have to call, but yeah you can't do it in a TFSA, have to open a different type of investing account.

Also have my questrade account set up. Was playing with options but I got shook and sold... hour later the price doubled. Lmfao.
What options did you buy? I just started this week in options too
post 1619586831 10-16-2020, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Heaney
What options did you buy? I just started this week in options too
Lmao JKS again, Have almost my entire portfolio in it and then I bought $70 calls with todays expiry date with my paycheque I got ahahaha.

Bought $70 strike for 0.30, watched it trade between 0.15 and 0.25 then I got scared cuz it went on a dip, sold at 20 cents, hour later it closed at like 0.56 I think. Still profited for the day though.

What about you?
post 1619587351 10-16-2020, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted By LCBOLeo
Lmao JKS again, Have almost my entire portfolio in it and then I bought $70 calls with todays expiry date with my paycheque I got ahahaha.

Bought $70 strike for 0.30, watched it trade between 0.15 and 0.25 then I got scared cuz it went on a dip, sold at 20 cents, hour later it closed at like 0.56 I think. Still profited for the day though.

What about you?
So far this week I've bought:

QQQ 285p- sold for $600 gain
PLTR 10c - sold for $150 gain
MPLN 10c - sold for $200 loss (sold to free up for next buy)
PFE 40c - bought at 0.62 and its trading at 0.8 right now still holding
post 1619588131 10-16-2020, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Heaney
So far this week I've bought:

QQQ 285p- sold for $600 gain
PLTR 10c - sold for $150 gain
MPLN 10c - sold for $200 loss (sold to free up for next buy)
PFE 40c - bought at 0.62 and its trading at 0.8 right now still holding
Good stuff, feel so depressed nowadays when markets are closed even though its the weekend lol. Something addicting about watching those numbers climb up.
post 1619589631 10-16-2020, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted By LCBOLeo
Good stuff, feel so depressed nowadays when markets are closed even though its the weekend lol. Something addicting about watching those numbers climb up.
I quite enjoy when Canadian and US holidays don't sync up and I can trade on a day off when the market is still open for a non US holiday.
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Palantir to announce Q3 earnings 40 days after public offering. 11/20 calls to the moon.
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Palantir to announce Q3 earnings 40 days after public offering. 11/20 calls to the moon.
Might have to jump back into calls, I know that they cut back a bunch pre ipo to blow up their revs so they'll likely look pretty damn good compared to previously released numbers.
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Palantir to announce Q3 earnings 40 days after public offering. 11/20 calls to the moon.
“Alright gentlemen, you know how last quarter, and the 68 quarters before that one, how we didn’t make any money? Like, ANY money?” Well guest WHAT!?!? We still didn’t make any money”
"It won't get better, just different."
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Originally Posted By chino3
“Alright gentlemen, you know how last quarter, and the 68 quarters before that one, how we didn’t make any money? Like, ANY money?” Well guest WHAT!?!? We still didn’t make any money”
Nah B they cut r&d back like 25% this year to cook the books and appear profitable after their IPO.

Their revenue guidance for 2020 was over 1B which is up almost 50% from last year.
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Originally Posted By chino3
“Alright gentlemen, you know how last quarter, and the 68 quarters before that one, how we didn’t make any money? Like, ANY money?” Well guest WHAT!?!? We still didn’t make any money”
Cathie Wood began a position yesterday as well.

If you don't know who she is, you shouldn't be investing.

You can make the same point with AMZN, TSLA, etc., they did a DPO not an IPO, if earnings were an issue they would have needed an IPO.

I seriously question whether you're an undercover tradie.
Originally Posted By Heaney
Nah B they cut r&d back like 25% this year to cook the books and appear profitable after their IPO.

Their revenue guidance for 2020 was over 1B which is up almost 50% from last year.
To your point on "cooking the books", why would they have spent massively on equity to employees and executives this year? Btw that was a one-off.

Buddy who worked there confirmed the equity expense was a one-off. Girl I'm seeing that is in AI, ML, confirmed she has a friend who currently works for PLTR and that the expense was a one-off.
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Originally Posted By Heaney
I'm 90% sure you have to call in OTC trades if youre using RBC fwiw.
Yeah just open up an Etrade account. You can trade any OTC penny stock there is.
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Originally Posted By OptimistPrime11
Yeah just open up an Etrade account. You can trade any OTC penny stock there is.
No etrade for Canadians unfortunately. The reason I'm with questrade is because non of the main brokers that people use ITT support Canadian investors.
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Cathie Wood began a position yesterday as well.

If you don't know who she is, you shouldn't be investing.

You can make the same point with AMZN, TSLA, etc., they did a DPO not an IPO, if earnings were an issue they would have needed an IPO.

I seriously question whether you're an undercover tradie.



To your point on "cooking the books", why would they have spent massively on equity to employees and executives this year? Btw that was a one-off.

Buddy who worked there confirmed the equity expense was a one-off. Girl I'm seeing that is in AI, ML, confirmed she has a friend who currently works for PLTR and that the expense was a one-off.
Nov 20 11c looking joocy and I am an out of the closet tradie.
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Originally Posted By Heaney
Nov 20 11c looking joocy and I am an out of the closet tradie.
It actually makes sense to be a tradie in Canada.
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Cathie Wood began a position yesterday as well.

If you don't know who she is, you shouldn't be investing.

You can make the same point with AMZN, TSLA, etc., they did a DPO not an IPO, if earnings were an issue they would have needed an IPO.

I seriously question whether you're an undercover tradie.



To your point on "cooking the books", why would they have spent massively on equity to employees and executives this year? Btw that was a one-off.

Buddy who worked there confirmed the equity expense was a one-off. Girl I'm seeing that is in AI, ML, confirmed she has a friend who currently works for PLTR and that the expense was a one-off.
I'm not hating on them but they absolutely slashed their r&d and marketing budgets this year to show profitability.
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Originally Posted By Heaney
I'm not hating on them but they absolutely slashed their r&d and marketing budgets this year to show profitability.
A lot of their R&D was in acquiring companies that were the last missing part to complete their product. I don't think it is book cooking. I mean they netted $120 million in contracts almost immediately after public offering, that's not something that usually happens if you kick marketing out.

You have to remember, before their sales team were the actual CS autists. They hired actual software sales people who are completely different.

I work with (not for) a "solutions" company and deal with their technicians and developers for the technical side and they're severe autists, their sales people are slicker than fuk. It doesn't work well to pay an autist $250k a year to sell rather than $100k to a slick dick rick.
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
A lot of their R&D was in acquiring companies that were the last missing part to complete their product. I don't think it is book cooking. I mean they netted $120 million in contracts almost immediately after public offering, that's not something that usually happens if you kick marketing out.

You have to remember, before their sales team were the actual CS autists. They hired actual software sales people who are completely different.

I work with (not for) a "solutions" company and deal with their technicians and developers for the technical side and they're severe autists, their sales people are slicker than fuk. It doesn't work well to pay an autist $250k a year to sell rather than $100k to a slick dick rick.
Either way I'm perfectly content riding calls into the promised land. I don't give a shiet if they have never made money or have made trillions upon trillions every year, their earnings are going to be good this year. Will the market react favorably is a separate question, lots of companies beat earnings and fall or trade sideways.
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Originally Posted By Heaney
Either way I'm perfectly content riding calls into the promised land. I don't give a shiet if they have never made money or have made trillions upon trillions every year, their earnings are going to be good this year. Will the market react favorably is a separate question, lots of companies beat earnings and fall or trade sideways.
We all going to get rich.
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So we all going G4P to make up potential losses?

Asking for a friend...
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
So we all going G4P to make up potential losses?

Asking for a friend...
Seriously have considered doing onlyfans with a girl I know that is a complete gutter. Don't think she knows what it is, might have to aware her and let her scam simps for free robinhood shares.

Btw, PLTR was actually profitable if you remove stock based compensation last Q. Remove the direct listing costs and stock based compensation? Q3 going to be good brahs, imagine if they surprise on their revenue from guidance.
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo
Seriously have considered doing onlyfans with a girl I know that is a complete gutter. Don't think she knows what it is, might have to aware her and let her scam simps for free robinhood shares.

Btw, PLTR was actually profitable if you remove stock based compensation last Q. Remove the direct listing costs and stock based compensation? Q3 going to be good brahs, imagine if they surprise on their revenue from guidance.
I mean why not?
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next week gonna be juicy


I feel like gambling day before puts or calls on few. Maybe get lucky like some did on FSLY lol.


Someone is gonna shiit the bed next week. Maybe Intel?


Tesla and Netflix will probably go up.





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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
next week gonna be juicy


I feel like gambling day before puts or calls on few. Maybe get lucky like some did on FSLY lol.


Someone is gonna shiit the bed next week. Maybe Intel?


Tesla and Netflix will probably go up.





Do you think intel could chit the bed as bad as they did in July with a 20% drop? I feel like it’s one of those “only room for improvement” situations here.
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Yeah intel is way too cheap to drop any more. It’s still the second largest semiconductor company in America (largest in terms of revenue) with strong secular growth trends and a bunch of smart electrical engineers who want to make money... it’s likely that Intel will achieve at least some amount of growth over the next several years and raise their P/E. Keep in mind the market is implying that intel will basically be stagnant with no growth at their current valuation... which seems unlikely for the largest CPU company in the world
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Originally Posted By chino3
Do you think intel could chit the bed as bad as they did in July with a 20% drop? I feel like it’s one of those “only room for improvement” situations here.
I am not certain that's why I put question mark. Their next line up of cpu will be Q1 next year.

Zen 3 (AMD) wasn't mind blowing so its possible Intel does nothing after earnings stays ~$53 range


TSM did nothing after earnings.
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