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[BNA/LION]

HRTX in the news...

For Positive New in March!


:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...300946012.html

[m j b]

Originally Posted by BNA/LION

HRTX in the news...

For Positive New in March!


:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-relea...300946012.html

I always question people's motives for pushing a stock, and I was skeptical of Larry when I first saw one of his HRTX posts many many months ago.

But I did my own research and eventually bought some, and bought some more when it went down, and now I'm showing a very nice profit in my position. And although I'm not buying any more, not right now at these prices, I do think that the stock has a lot more room to go up.

Thanks Larry!

[GingerS]

I found out how much does it cost to build an mvp at https://spdload.com/blog/cost-of-mvp/ and I want to invest in new business ideas. But I need to test them first to reduce the risks. As it turned out having a groundbreaking idea is not enough to ensure success.

[sokoloka]

Slow but steady march.

[austinp]

New highs! Is cash coming off the sidelines?

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[BNA/LION]

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[BNA/LION]

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[m j b]

I remember when Larry first recommended this stock, I think it was in the low twenties. I watched it for a while, never did anything with it until it took a tumble d/t the FDA sending back the drug approval for some clarification. It didn't reject it - it just asked for more info. That's when I got in.

The company has since resubmitted the request to the FDA and the stock has been steadily climbing ever since. I should have bought more then, but I'm sitting happy with my paper gain so far and hoping for the best.

Larry, I owe you a beer.

[J.P.Jones]

Larry, is HRTX still a buy?
Thanks.

[m j b]

Originally Posted by J.P.Jones

Larry, is HRTX still a buy?
Thanks.

I'm not Larry, but I'll suggest that biotech stocks tend to be very risky and volatile. Don't buy more than you can afford to lose.

That said, if (when) their new drug gets FDA approval (we assume shortly followed by Canada, EU, etc.) most analysts predict that the stock will do very well. Like in the 40s. Or 60s.

[J.P.Jones]

I'm not a stock trader, hold my MFs for a long haul. Can someone explain this roller-coaster over the last 5 year span? Thanks!

[SADDLE]

Been enjoying HRTX lately, hope its got some more steam left in it.

[austinp]

Anybody like ROKU? I'm thinking about adding. I wonder if it's at it's top or is there room to go higher?

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[healer]

pcg earlier was 8.90- Ive put everthing ive got.lol- I think its still a good buy if your willing to take the risk. its 10.24 buy at this time. sell your rolex in a year you might be able to afford 2. lol trade at your own risk.

[austinp]

Originally Posted by healer

pcg earlier was 8.90- Ive put everthing ive got.lol- I think its still a good buy if your willing to take the risk. its 10.24 buy at this time. sell your rolex in a year you might be able to afford 2. lol trade at your own risk.

Originally Posted by austinp

Anybody like ROKU? I'm thinking about adding. I wonder if it's at it's top or is there room to go higher?

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Hi js

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[m j b]

Originally Posted by healer

pcg earlier was 8.90- Ive put everthing ive got.lol- I think its still a good buy if your willing to take the risk. its 10.24 buy at this time. sell your rolex in a year you might be able to afford 2. lol trade at your own risk.

If you bought at 8.90 and it's now at 10.57, sell SELL SELL!

Take your profits and rejoice.

This is a garbage stock. They are in bankruptcy! There are literally BILLIONS of dollars of outstanding liability claims against this company. There are two classes of people who do well in bankruptcy, the lawyers and the executives. Everyone else gets screwed. You know who gets screwed, by law, by covenant and by charter, the worst? The common stockholders. They are paid last. Everyone: bond holders, preferred stockholders, customers, employees, suppliers, banks, everyone gets paid off before common stockholders, who will get pennies.

Do not invest any more in this company than you can afford to lose.

Want to buy a utility? Find one that doesn't set the world on fire, blow up houses and routinely kill people. Find one with a good dividend. Avoid this toxic mess.

[enjoythemusic]

QE4 with about $500B from the Fed this month. Strong buy until the Fed runs out of giving away cash. Heck, even lowly TSLA is high, yet no 420 LOL.

[Mr.Jack]

Any private markets guys here? Angel/early/growth/late tech?

[healer]

thanks for the concern;)

[healer]

This will be the third day I’m putting money on pge. I know it sounds crazy but there’s money to be had just be ready to bail out:) if it does not work out I’m eating hospital food for the rest of 2020. Lol

[beshannon]

Originally Posted by healer

pcg earlier was 8.90- Ive put everthing ive got.lol- I think its still a good buy if your willing to take the risk. its 10.24 buy at this time. sell your rolex in a year you might be able to afford 2. lol trade at your own risk.

Why?

Please expand on your analysis

[m j b]

Originally Posted by healer

This will be the third day I’m putting money on pge. . . if it does not work out I’m eating hospital food for the rest of 2020.

Enjoy your jello.

No, seriously, I'm glad you're making money (it's up BIG in pre-market). I'm a notoriously poor stock picker, which is why I'm still working and retirement is just a dream for me...

However, you gotta keep in mind that it is in bankruptcy, and that's usually a bit of a red flag. LOL.

[sokoloka]

Originally Posted by sokoloka

Slow but steady march.

[austinp]

Originally Posted by healer

This will be the third day I’m putting money on pge. I know it sounds crazy but there’s money to be had just be ready to bail out:) if it does not work out I’m eating hospital food for the rest of 2020. Lol

And higher it goes!

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[SwedishPar]

As a simple guy I enjoy my simple beer just as much as I enjoy my simple watches

I feel Coors is undervalued compared to other large beweries. Also a 4.3% yield is among the higher ones and extra icing on my beer..

Any thoughts from the experts before I pull the trigger?

[healer]

All in. This is it! Lol- pge ceo predicts five more years of power shutoffs. Take your money and run. Bwahahahhaahhaha

[crew]

Originally Posted by SwedishPar

As a simple guy I enjoy my simple beer just as much as I enjoy my simple watches

I feel Coors is undervalued compared to other large beweries. Also a 4.3% yield is among the higher ones and extra icing on my beer..

Any thoughts from the experts before I pull the trigger?

4.3% dividend?
That’s impressive. I’m interested.

I’m heading to Wegman’s supermarket now to pick up some research material!

[SwedishPar]

Originally Posted by crew

4.3% dividend?
That’s impressive. I’m interested.

I’m heading to Wegman’s supermarket now to pick up some research material!

Lots of research is very important in this matter.
The main competitor Anheuser Bush pays 2.5% and cost about $27 ($53 vs $80) more per share.
I do not see any main reason to pay a premium and get less yield. But then I buy a lot of stock on impulse. Some do great others not so much.

[enjoythemusic]

TSLA reaches 420, party on Elon and congrats.

[m j b]

Originally Posted by SwedishPar

Lots of research is very important in this matter.
The main competitor Anheuser Bush pays 2.5% and cost about $27 ($53 vs $80) more per share.
I do not see any main reason to pay a premium and get less yield. But then I buy a lot of stock on impulse. Some do great others not so much.

I hope you realize that you can't price a stock based on the cost per share... it's about earnings per share. Coors (TAP) P/E is around 79 (very high) whereas Anheuser-Busch (BUD) is 18, which is about average if not a smidgen low.

Based on that (and absolutely nothing else) BUD is a better buy. There are, of course, other factors, I'm just suggesting that P/E is one of the most important, and actual stock price should not be a factor at all.