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Robinhood is getting so much blacklash for stopping GME,AMC trading man I guess I need to move out of it too now.
 
Major reason I have bought ORR Oriole Resources

Their licence in Senegal is in the same territory as Mansa Musa legendary West African Empire

With their partners IAMGOLD they've already found decent gold grades and intersections e.g.

10 metres at 60 grams per tonne
50 metres at 2 grams per tonne

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In this interview 09:10 the Oriole ORR CEO mentions "visible orogenic gold" that is a great sign going into an exploration campaign

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JaDed said:
Robinhood is getting so much blacklash for stopping GME,AMC trading man I guess I need to move out of it too now.
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Email from Robinhood

"It’s been a tough day, and we’re grateful to you for being a Robinhood customer. In light of the extraordinary market conditions this week, we temporarily limited buying for certain securities this morning. Starting tomorrow, we plan to allow limited buys of these securities. We’ll continue to monitor the situation and may make adjustments as needed.
This was a temporary decision made to best continue serving you, and was not an easy one to make. We know it’s led to frustration and confusion, and wanted to provide some clarity.
As a brokerage firm, we have many financial requirements, including SEC net capital obligations and clearinghouse deposits. Some of these requirements fluctuate based on volatility in the markets and can be substantial in the current environment. These requirements exist to protect investors and the markets and we take our responsibilities to comply with them seriously, including through the measures we have taken today.
To be clear, this decision was not made on the direction of any market maker we route to or other market participants.
The past year in particular has shown us that the financial markets are for everyone—not just institutional investors and hedge funds. We’ve seen a new generation enter the market, and they’re sparking conversations about what it means to be an investor. We stand in support of you, our customers. Democratizing finance for all means giving more people access, not less.
We’ll keep monitoring market conditions and will update this Help Center article with the latest changes. We also published a blog post regarding today’s events."

Blaming it on SEC it seems...
 
Bigboii said:
Email from Robinhood

"It’s been a tough day, and we’re grateful to you for being a Robinhood customer. In light of the extraordinary market conditions this week, we temporarily limited buying for certain securities this morning. Starting tomorrow, we plan to allow limited buys of these securities. We’ll continue to monitor the situation and may make adjustments as needed.
This was a temporary decision made to best continue serving you, and was not an easy one to make. We know it’s led to frustration and confusion, and wanted to provide some clarity.
As a brokerage firm, we have many financial requirements, including SEC net capital obligations and clearinghouse deposits. Some of these requirements fluctuate based on volatility in the markets and can be substantial in the current environment. These requirements exist to protect investors and the markets and we take our responsibilities to comply with them seriously, including through the measures we have taken today.
To be clear, this decision was not made on the direction of any market maker we route to or other market participants.
The past year in particular has shown us that the financial markets are for everyone—not just institutional investors and hedge funds. We’ve seen a new generation enter the market, and they’re sparking conversations about what it means to be an investor. We stand in support of you, our customers. Democratizing finance for all means giving more people access, not less.
We’ll keep monitoring market conditions and will update this Help Center article with the latest changes. We also published a blog post regarding today’s events."

Blaming it on SEC it seems...
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Yeah which could be true esp coz margin trading but the timing has killed it for them.. I’m sure due to retail users they have been exposed to a lot of risk..
 
s28 said:
CATB

Sadly had a failed DMD Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy clinical trial

But have $50m cash vs $40m odd Market Cap

Looking to do some sort of deal to strategically reposition Company

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Put this chart up on 13th December because it looked a good set up

As high as 8 today on the back of news of an in effect Reverse Takeoever

Just pointing it out but hard to take a 'victory lap' when stuff like GME can do 10x in a week !
 
If what the wsb guys are trying to do actually works and looking at the volume of trade decreasing for gme every day more and more people are actually buying the shares and holding. The chances of a short squeeze actually happening are going up. This could mean 100s of billions of dollars and that money will come out of the rest of the market. So the prices of many stocks will go down. I have liquidated about 40% of my holdings as a crash/correction I feel was around the corner anyway this wsb move is making me nervous about it getting triggered. When the market crashes like I am expecting I would be able to get some good deals.
 
s28 said:
Major reason I have bought ORR Oriole Resources

Their licence in Senegal is in the same territory as Mansa Musa legendary West African Empire

With their partners IAMGOLD they've already found decent gold grades and intersections e.g.

10 metres at 60 grams per tonne
50 metres at 2 grams per tonne

Screenshot-2021-01-29-at-12-59-59-PM.png
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Great interview - glad to still be holding
 
[MENTION=107620]s28[/MENTION] which trading platform do you use ?
 
JaDed said:
Robinhood is getting so much blacklash for stopping GME,AMC trading man I guess I need to move out of it too now.
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Same happened with Trading 212, I couldn’t get in for most of the day it had basically crashed. So from that POV am cool with the suspension but it is harsh on those who have positions etc
 
shaz619 said:
Same happened with Trading 212, I couldn’t get in for most of the day it had basically crashed. So from that POV am cool with the suspension but it is harsh on those who have positions etc
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Yeah I don’t have any positions on those stocks but it needed 1 Billion $ - almost seemed like a bailout due to their risk margin trading is alarming..
 
s28 said:
CLSN Celsion and SLRX Salarius come up in a screen of US listed biotechs which were the worst performing biotechs of 2020. Chance for a bounceback maybe for some selected ones. These two had two of the lowest Market Caps of the selection

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Golden Cross on SLRX today
 
New position in GOVX GeoVAx a Second Generation Covid Vaccine play

With new mutated strains, likely re-currences, limited supply of 1st Gen Vaccines, no need for cold storage there are opportunities for alternative vaccines even now 1 year into Covid pandemic

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GOVX interview on NEWSMAX

Could get interesting if they get more US Government funding to accelerate vaccine development

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s28 said:
New position in GOVX GeoVAx a Second Generation Covid Vaccine play

With new mutated strains, likely re-currences, limited supply of 1st Gen Vaccines, no need for cold storage there are opportunities for alternative vaccines even now 1 year into Covid pandemic

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GOVX GeoVax announce closing of offering

Atlanta, GA, Feb. 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- GeoVax Labs, Inc. (NasdaqCM: GOVX) (“GeoVax” or the “Company”), a biotechnology company developing human immunotherapies and vaccines against infectious diseases and cancer, today announced the closing of its bought deal offering of 1,644,000 shares of its common stock, which included 204,000 shares sold pursuant to the full exercise of the underwriter’s option to purchase additional shares, at a price to the public of $6.25, less underwriting discounts and commissions. The gross proceeds from the offering were approximately $10.3 million, before deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and estimated offering expenses.

Maxim Group LLC acted as the sole book-running manager for the offering.

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-...ing-of-10-3-Million-Bought-Deal-Offering.html
 
For those who have a vanguard account, which account type did you open ? and the other questions, do you prefer to invest yourself or use one of the lifetime strategy's
 
s28 said:
dddd
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I looked at a few of these, they seem very volatile and on the negative side of profit margins although the debt is low, does the volatility not concern you ? but I see you have a strong bias towards the healthcare sector potentially
 
Anyone invested in trusts? I have invested in SMT, it has risen by 519% (approx) in the past 5 years! Ofcourse, this ain't a guarantee on future performance.
 
shaz619 said:
I looked at a few of these, they seem very volatile and on the negative side of profit margins although the debt is low, does the volatility not concern you ? but I see you have a strong bias towards the healthcare sector potentially
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I'm an experienced investor (ex hedge fund) so am happy with high risk / high reward. You should definitely not follow anybody blindly. You have your own risk/reward profile. My notes on here are more an 'aide memoire' for myself. In high risk/reward situations the volatility comes with the territory.
 
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Nice shakeout of margined players in US bios i reckon

Added to positions in GOVX, CYCC, PDSB
 
s28 said:
I'm an experienced investor (ex hedge fund) so am happy with high risk / high reward. You should definitely not follow anybody blindly. You have your own risk/reward profile. My notes on here are more an 'aide memoire' for myself. In high risk/reward situations the volatility comes with the territory.
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Fair enough, am looking to get back into aero stocks; unfortunately missed out on the RR rights issue but going to DCA from next month and add to my shares which I didn’t add to since around the March crash last year, long haul flights should recover between 3-5 years
 
BZT Bezant

Was known for years for its huge Mankayan Phillipines Copper Gold project but was always too big an upfront capex project for a minnow and the Govt didn't help matters but could it come back into focus at higher copper prices ?

Colin Bird has worked wonders at XTR so may have a bit of a following if he can deliver at BZT

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Battery metals and storage play Corcel CRCL

Awful company with awful track record (reverse 10,000 bagger)

But may have lucked out to be in right space at right time

Chart an absolute dream right now

As Cathie Wood says 'the longer the base, the bigger the space'

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A friend of mine has invested in Bitcoin and advised to do the same. I warned him not to tempt me because if I invest in something the price falls immediately.
 
I am looking for one big investment to bring me a return to pay off my mortgage. Any ideas guys. I earnt a good return from ITV and Centrica, but I sold too early and could have got another 25% from these 2 but I lost my nerve.
 
Bewal Express said:
I am looking for one big investment to bring me a return to pay off my mortgage. Any ideas guys. I earnt a good return from ITV and Centrica, but I sold too early and could have got another 25% from these 2 but I lost my nerve.
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I'd look for recovery plays.
 
GenericBrand said:
I'd look for recovery plays.
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I am not sure what that means, does it mean wait for the price to drop and buy again? If the chance arises then obviously I will. But I was punished for my greed. I knew what I had to do, but greed got the better of me and I sold to cash in..
 
Bewal Express said:
I am not sure what that means, does it mean wait for the price to drop and buy again? If the chance arises then obviously I will. But I was punished for my greed. I knew what I had to do, but greed got the better of me and I sold to cash in..
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No I meant industries and/or companies that got hammered by COVID19 and are slowly in their recovery phase to pre-lockdown highs.

Obviously some DD will be required as not all industries and companies will recover after getting massacred the past 12 months.

For ex. Boeing (BA) is steadily making recovery, currently trading around 250s and I could see it go up to 300 within this year.
 
GenericBrand said:
No I meant industries and/or companies that got hammered by COVID19 and are slowly in their recovery phase to pre-lockdown highs.

Obviously some DD will be required as not all industries and companies will recover after getting massacred the past 12 months.

For ex. Boeing (BA) is steadily making recovery, currently trading around 250s and I could see it go up to 300 within this year.
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Most of the shares I look at aren't that far off from their pre covid levels and the ones that aren't are very risky hence the share price. IA something will fall away.
 
Unfortunately the stock market has by and large been hugely inflated by Government money printing and that liquidity has also spilled into other risk assets. I would be very wary of investing in any risk assets now as you'll be a Jonny-Come-Lately / Tail-End-Charlie.

There is also likely to be a rotation from relative winning sectors to relative losing sectors at some point as the economy 'normalises'

So during downward GDP move Investors focused on long dated growth stocks / virtual companies not reliant or less reliant on real world physical economy i.e. FANGS etc

Personally as a stock picker rather than market timer I'm still looking at stock/sector specific bottom up analysis of Companies. In that regard one long term secular structural trend is likely to be moves by Biden to dunk on that idiot Trump and his Climate Change denial by focusing a lot of investment in green energy and tech. Thus my mention of CRCL above. A key part of the attraction of CRCL is that it has not spiked over the last year so it's unlikely to be a crowded trade.
 
i`d appreciate some suggestions here. I am completely new to stock investment and i am planning to pour some cash into ETF`s. Atm i am looking into S&P 500 and Euro 500 index. I am based in Germany so any suggestion related to the European ETF`s or even American will be welcomed. :)
 
I have to say a lot of new novice investors joining the market at the same time is a traditional warning sign of a market top !

Please do not plunge in !

Learn about steady long term accumulation techniques like

Dollar Cost Averaging
Pound Cost Averaging

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dollarcostaveraging.asp

What Is Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)?

Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is an investment strategy in which an investor divides up the total amount to be invested across periodic purchases of a target asset in an effort to reduce the impact of volatility on the overall purchase. The purchases occur regardless of the asset's price and at regular intervals. In effect, this strategy removes much of the detailed work of attempting to time the market in order to make purchases of equities at the best prices. Dollar-cost averaging is also known as the constant dollar plan.
 
s28 said:
I have to say a lot of new novice investors joining the market at the same time is a traditional warning sign of a market top !

Please do not plunge in !

Learn about steady long term accumulation techniques like

Dollar Cost Averaging
Pound Cost Averaging

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dollarcostaveraging.asp

What Is Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)?

Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is an investment strategy in which an investor divides up the total amount to be invested across periodic purchases of a target asset in an effort to reduce the impact of volatility on the overall purchase. The purchases occur regardless of the asset's price and at regular intervals. In effect, this strategy removes much of the detailed work of attempting to time the market in order to make purchases of equities at the best prices. Dollar-cost averaging is also known as the constant dollar plan.
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Plunging in imo is not a bad thing providing they pick good companies and are not afraid of red days, then after that DCA or whenever you have money (there are some who favour investing a lump sump opposed to DCA and there is indication which suggests your returns are handsome to). I am fairly new myself and think early on one of the things I was afraid of were instances when there was a drop in the market, had I not had that fear quiet a few of my aero / aviation stocks would have recovered quiet well by now but I sold early without a view for the long term, when I do sell early now it would only be to seek opportunities elsewhere, but generally I would have margin on those stocks. There may still be concern surrounding a ‘tech’ bubble but I feel that so long you hold and buy the dips perhaps a decade for now you will get some reward from Amazon, Google et al etc
 
Azzurri said:
i`d appreciate some suggestions here. I am completely new to stock investment and i am planning to pour some cash into ETF`s. Atm i am looking into S&P 500 and Euro 500 index. I am based in Germany so any suggestion related to the European ETF`s or even American will be welcomed. :)
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S&P 500 I would imagine would potentially be your largest holding, besides them have a look into VWRL, VFEM, ESPO, EQQ and INRG.

Personally am thinking of opening a Vanguard account for the ETF’s
 
@s28. Mate, what's your view on investing in cannabis companies, such as Aurora Cannabis Inc. Should one invest in these as long term or short term? Would like to read your thoughts on this subject and any particular shares you would recommend for short and long term. Thanks
 
I would only ever invest in medicinal cannabis

The daddy in this sector was GW Pharmaceuticals which recently got taken out for $7bn which has done a lot to make people wake up to the potential of medicinal cannabis

I think it's an overplayed and crowded retail trade right now so I avoid it

Hearing more also on medicinal psychedelics which may be interesting and less crowded if you can find a good story

However my focus is on cancer treating companies / biotechs because of potential for a Biden / Harris moonshot strategy to 'Kill Cancer'
 
What do you guys think about AMD short term and long term. I personally see it going back to the $90's once this quarter results are published in April. Today it is for sure undervalued and most of the analysts are conservative about it. They are selling all they can produce graphics cards or processors or the supply for this generation consoles.
Their processors are better than Intel so they have started charging a premium for it and still are hard to get where as intel had to decrease price to move product in a sellers market. Nvidia they are competing with in price and with nvidia also facing supply shortages Amd is gaining market share for graphics card as well. 3 years of design wins and 3 years of Intel not being able to get 10nm of the ground the server market has started moving to AMD this year as well. With AMD getting 5nm TSMC production in end 2021 intel even if it is able to get to 7nm node by 2023 they still will be playing catch up. Amd has the runway to grow revenue 40-50% a year at least till 2024-2025 even without the xilinx acquisition.
Price of AMD has come down partially because of xilinix acquisition but I feel came down too much the main weaknesses for AMD against Nvidia and Intel has been software polish as they didn't have the financial capacity to invest in it much but xilinix will help them improve a lot in competing with intel and nvidia specially in the server space. I am holding some AMD shares for the longterm. Also have a few call options and cfd for the short term ie for the next quater result announcement which I feel Amd will beat analyst estimates by a healthy margin.
 
s28 said:
I would only ever invest in medicinal cannabis

The daddy in this sector was GW Pharmaceuticals which recently got taken out for $7bn which has done a lot to make people wake up to the potential of medicinal cannabis

I think it's an overplayed and crowded retail trade right now so I avoid it

Hearing more also on medicinal psychedelics which may be interesting and less crowded if you can find a good story

However my focus is on cancer treating companies / biotechs because of potential for a Biden / Harris moonshot strategy to 'Kill Cancer'
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Thanks for the sound advise. You mention about Cancer Treating and BioTech companies. Is there any particular company you recommend?
 
Billa86 said:
Thanks for the sound advise. You mention about Cancer Treating and BioTech companies. Is there any particular company you recommend?
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I can't give advice/recommend. You need to do your own research and/or consult a financial advisor.

My PERSONAL investments given my own high risk-reward profile are

4D Pharma - LBPS https://www.4dpharmaplc.com/en/investors/reports-presentations

Cyclacel - CYCC https://investor.cyclacel.com/

GeoVax - GOVX https://geovax.com/investors

Salarius - SLRX http://investors.salariuspharma.com/events-and-presentations/upcoming-events

PDS Biotech - PDSB https://www.pdsbiotech.com/investors/investor-resources/corporate-presentations
 
Have never liked AMD. Chart-wise it looks like it is 'rolling over'. Does not look healthy chart to me

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s28 said:
Have never liked AMD. Chart-wise it looks like it is 'rolling over'. Does not look healthy chart to me

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I like the company who I feel are superior to Intel given their lapses recently, but at the same time feel as though they have reached most of their ceiling, my avg is 83 but hoping to cash out around 100. Among the semi conductor range, any others you like? thoughts on Broadcom ?
 
s28 said:
I can't give advice/recommend. You need to do your own research and/or consult a financial advisor.

My PERSONAL investments given my own high risk-reward profile are

4D Pharma - LBPS https://www.4dpharmaplc.com/en/investors/reports-presentations

Cyclacel - CYCC https://investor.cyclacel.com/

GeoVax - GOVX https://geovax.com/investors

Salarius - SLRX http://investors.salariuspharma.com/events-and-presentations/upcoming-events

PDS Biotech - PDSB https://www.pdsbiotech.com/investors/investor-resources/corporate-presentations
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Most of these are now on T212, their forecasts are not the best in terms of profitability but debt is low and their is potential for growth, definitely ones for long term holds; in terms of understanding this sector and the stocks you’ve picked what would you say is the best resource ? also, as part of your personal investments, do you have any stocks or a specific asset you invest in to counter the volatility of pharma or are you happy with the risk levels
 
I own Gold Juniors as a hedge against inflation/currency depreciation and Biotechs. Health is Wealth. I love risk.
 
s28 said:
Have never liked AMD. Chart-wise it looks like it is 'rolling over'. Does not look healthy chart to me

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It's a good company. It's not a good one to own now because of the chip supply issues. Once it goes above 200 dma with volume, it's worth owning a part. Keep accumulating and go all in once it goes above ATH.
 
s28 said:
I have to say a lot of new novice investors joining the market at the same time is a traditional warning sign of a market top !

Please do not plunge in !

Learn about steady long term accumulation techniques like

Dollar Cost Averaging
Pound Cost Averaging

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dollarcostaveraging.asp

What Is Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)?

Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is an investment strategy in which an investor divides up the total amount to be invested across periodic purchases of a target asset in an effort to reduce the impact of volatility on the overall purchase. The purchases occur regardless of the asset's price and at regular intervals. In effect, this strategy removes much of the detailed work of attempting to time the market in order to make purchases of equities at the best prices. Dollar-cost averaging is also known as the constant dollar plan.
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That's old news. Dollar cost averaging is when the market doesn't have huge draw downs or massive rallies frequently. Best way is to hold cash. Learn basic technical analysis and options. Keep accumulating under over sold conditions and sell calls against them at tops or just dump it. Have to be nimble instead of going through every peak and trough.
 
[MENTION=107620]s28[/MENTION] My top 3 holdings at the moment are Amazon, Disney and Alphabet C, my portfolio does lean quiet a bit to tech but I have a bit of exposure to aerospace who I feel have more room for recovery / growth post covid, thoughts ?

But am also interested in adding health stocks to my portfolio, stable ones and for growth, I like the look of Salarius bought 50 shares at $1.43, their revenue is growing and forecast to grow further, debt is also low - with such stocks, do you set a price target in mind to sell or hold for a long period ? also thinking about adding JNJ, thoughts on them and any other suggestions ? thanks
 
s28 said:
Battery metals and storage play Corcel CRCL

Awful company with awful track record (reverse 10,000 bagger)

But may have lucked out to be in right space at right time

Chart an absolute dream right now

As Cathie Wood says 'the longer the base, the bigger the space'

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CRCL

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Made a good return on Meggitt last week. There was speculation on possible takeover and shares went up 14% and I sold out. The rumours turned out not to be true( honest guv I didn't start the rumour) and shares quickly dropped back.
 
Zed_mann said:
Today RNS not went down well with the market
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Frequently the first reaction from the Market is not the correct one

PYC is poorly understood by the Market and the Management don't help themselves by making such poorly worded statements. However their client and partner base speaks volumes and there is huge optionality in use of computer AI/ML data modelling to improve cancer treatment regimens.

I expect they will demonstrate that as the Covid restrictions ease and they are able to conduct trials and the potential of their Precision Dosing App. The Tabula Rasa (TRHC) relationship is a potential game changer as a genuine partner which can take them into rapid commercialisation by overcoming regulatory obstacles in the huge US market where they are already achieving $300m p.a. revenues with exactly the Customers PYC needs for this App.
 
Bewal Express said:
Made a good return on Meggitt last week. There was speculation on possible takeover and shares went up 14% and I sold out. The rumours turned out not to be true( honest guv I didn't start the rumour) and shares quickly dropped back.
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RR did well today after news regarding resumption of the Bergen Sale and to a lesser degree GKN delivering the compressor case for the UltraFan demonstrator. Holding for at least 5 years. I have Meggitt on my watch list, they are a good aero supplier but need to look into them more, compared to others their debt is not too bad and has reduced over the past 5 years
 
Tech dipped today but am looking to add to my JNJ and BMY positions when there is a dip between 3-7% , will buy more fractions in Amazon at or below 3k
 
shaz619 said:
RR did well today after news regarding resumption of the Bergen Sale and to a lesser degree GKN delivering the compressor case for the UltraFan demonstrator. Holding for at least 5 years. I have Meggitt on my watch list, they are a good aero supplier but need to look into them more, compared to others their debt is not too bad and has reduced over the past 5 years
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I had no idea what Meggitt did, my niece broght some shares and made a killing, so when their price dropped a little, I also brought some. I got lucky.
 
Not easy to find value in this market but NSCI looks very interesting

£10m Mkt Cap mostly backed by its holding in PDSB (NSCI owns 5.75% of PDSB Mkt Cap c$200m)

NSCI also owns stakes in several other investments

2 guys own 60% of the stock. 1 of them the CEO.


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Bewal Express said:
Today I invested in the First group and around 73p. I think a 10% return is feasible in the medium term.
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Up by 12p but I didn't get all the benefit I could have got as I sold most of the shares at around 77p. I still have a 1/3 of my shares and I am still on for around an 8% return.
 
Long term yes this Company PDSB currently valued at about $250m but Merck have twice paid $2700m in last 2 years to purchase Phase I/II biotech Companies with promising early data demonstrating efficacy in Cancer

My 'smart' cheap entry into PDSB is via NSCI

NSCI owns 5.75% of PDSB

NSCI currently valued at c.£10m
Their stake on PDSB currently worth c.$15m !

NSCI also own stakes in a bunch of other companies including Glycotest. A stake which they valued in their last accounts at £11m

So NSCI looks cheap way to gain exposure to PDSB upside IMO
 
Did mention NSCI a few days back...

Got a bit lucky with an AstraZeneca partnership out of nowhere but still...

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NSCI bit of a faster moving trading situation with catalysts/newsflow due so have drawn this chart with 9 and 14 day EMAs (Exponential Moving Averages) rather than more normal 50 and 200 day SMA/EMAs

NSCI trading at c.120p
Broker WH Ireland make 'Fair Value' c. 165p
I make Fair Value c. 200p

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s28 said:
NSCI bit of a faster moving trading situation with catalysts/newsflow due so have drawn this chart with 9 and 14 day EMAs (Exponential Moving Averages) rather than more normal 50 and 200 day SMA/EMAs

NSCI trading at c.120p
Broker WH Ireland make 'Fair Value' c. 165p
I make Fair Value c. 200p

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SLRX has been taking a pounding
 
Last couple of months tech has bounced back and to an extent REITs to, Realty Income is not far from pre-pandemic levels
 
Looking to sell Tesla and expand my JNJ and BMY holdings but they are a bit over priced for me right now
 
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