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A few fundamental elements that will dictate how hard the landing will be and reference always needs to reflect where the landing plateau will be. You certainly can't rely on just what the public media might be saying to you or government bodies for that matter, with Covid 19 being a prime example. Base data in regards to trend lines and parabolic curves of the past booms and recessions always need to be considered and the data should include a 50 year cycle so relativity of the economic nature of that date and time allowing a plus/minus risk assessment of recent events and other pivotal elements such as interest and inflation rates, residential building consents, unemployment statistics and the like as well as cyclical risks facing the population at that point in time i.e. what's th
Pre-Bell๏ฝFutures Start Week on Upbeat Note as Soft Landing Optimism Lingers; Palantir Rallied 8%
Based on the Nasdaq requirement to remain trading, these chaps have agreed to get their stock price up to $1 a share for 10 consecutive days to remain trading on the exchange. Their balance sheet looks solid, so on that basis I thought when I bought them at 20 cents a share a 5:1 return by the end of the year seemed like a reasonable punt - But, alas with all my long punts of late I'm getting hammered. Question being on the basis of what I've outlined, is it a worthy punt or should I just get out before I'm further fleeced? It's getting a bit tedious on my stock choices of late, hoping to have a better day tomorrow, but I've just had that old classic Split Enz song reverberating in my head for weeks - for those unfamiliar with it - it goes I see red, I see red, I see red
Tantech receives extension for NASDAQโs minimum bid price requirement
$GameStop(GME)$ Seems like a winner - or have I missed something again ๐
$Tonix Pharmaceuticals(TNXP)$ Can somebody please educate me on this stocks flight path - it's got hot off the press fast track approval for it's Monkey Pox vaccine, additional funding has been raised successfully, it's got other promising big pharma projects in Phase 3 trials, highly reputable shareholders with stakes in it and it was trading at ~19 cents pre- market after getting a flurry up to ~ 24 cents and now all it wants to do in pre-market trading is go down??? Sorry, but I just can't see what I'm missing on this shitta - can you? ๐ณ๐ญ๐ท
$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ Just a heads up on a Director selling up on close to 10K of personal shares - looking like it's near the top of a bit of a bubble lift from todays little surge so potentially a bit of fat on some PUT Punts - but yeah, knowing my luck she'll be Up Up Up ๐๐๐ and away tomorrow ๐ณ๐ฅ๐ค
ALZN : last week saw a 100^% share value deterioration from $6.50 to $3.08 - is this stock a bear or bull? Are it's fundamentals strong enough or is the debt to asset ratio killing the real value of this stock? Happy days look likely, but the volatility level of the stock lay some questions in regards to the true value of the company when financials aren't freely available - please add options as I'm just a rookie ๐ค๐ฟ
Like the policies put in place haven't already envoked enough termoil in an already volatile global environment /- do they think that will help get the country back on their feet in the face of political war? I revert back to the days of slavery in America and now playing the high and righteous position /- The hypocrisy is just unbelievable They try and preach after their past history? It was within the last hundred years? They turned the corner and the future was looking bright for a small period and then false ideology of the capilists has entrenched a far different view on what the future holds. Don't wake the sleeping bear after centuries of being on the receiving end of pain and torment that they didn't incite and carry on like higher than god breaking the metrics of civili
US Locks in Steep China Tariff Hikes, Some Industries Warn of Disruptions
$NEXTracker Inc(NXT)$ Sure it got a bit diluted by the Aus share sellout, but don't they all - barometric pressure after the general consensus yesterday with solar a hit, get on the natural high while it's looking like a good thing - good options calls for one and all ๐๐ฅ
Good low down, but the real donkey in the room thatโs more of a worry and quite possible is that the US$ gets superseded by a different currency ๐งจ๐ฅ Time to hedge your stocks against the US dollar dropping either way- volatility of macroeconomic conditions are anything but a give in. That would shake the market like a rat in a cage and the implications following that in terms of paying back that bank vault of debt with compounding bullion cost of money factors on a weak currency rate that would also be adding significant inflationary pressures due to the incremental cost of goods would be a pressure cooker ready to go ๐ฅ ๐ฅ๐ฅ Best be prepared for anything, itโs getting hot out there ๐ฅ๐ฆ๐ฅ Good topic so anyone thatโs got the gold card already sorted out, give us the oil as currently internatio
@Shyon:Interesting topic! A Federal Reserve rate cut can have several impacts on my life in Singapore, even though it's a U.S. monetary policy action: 1. Lower Borrowing Costs: A lower Fed rate can eventually lead to lower interest rates globally, potentially reducing my borrowing costs. 2. Investment Returns: Lower interest rates might drive investors to seek higher returns in markets outside the U.S., which could affect your investments, especially if I hold assets in global markets. 3. Economic Growth: Lower rates can stimulate global economic activity, which might positively impact Singapore's economy and potentially my job security and income if economic conditions improve. 4. Currency Exchange Rates: A Fed rate cut can influence the strength of the U.S. dollar compared to other currencies,
โโโ - High talk from a one eyed fat man
Goldman Sachs Strategists Say Stocks Unlikely to Sink Into Bear Market
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The August Jobs Report Dashes Hopes for a Big Interest-Rate Cut
It smells like a dot.com bubble and you donโt what to smell what that fat arse has been eating as I can smell it from here ๐ท๐ฐ๐ฅ
$Tonix Pharmaceuticals(TNXP)$ Even positive news stories seem to go against Tonix - Are they the most hated stock on the market even with WHO wanting to promote their MPox Vaccine ๐ and is today they get that Monkey off their back ๐๐๐๐ท
Tonix - more great news but it's been alimentary up until now / - is today its day???
No doubt it will still drop in price ๐ท๐ธ
BRIEF-Tonix Pharmaceuticals Announces That Its Single Dose Mpox Vaccine Candidate Tnx-801 Aligns With Who's Newly Issued Preferred Target Product Profile For Mpox Vaccines In Global Health Emergency
Or seek new ground breaking technology ๐
Do Queasy Side Effects Mean the End of Weight-Loss Drug Stock Hype?
$SOFI 20240913 7.5 PUT$ Like a witch's finger scratching the chalkboard โ๏ธ๐ฆ๐
$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ On the basis of this mass outflow will you buy or sell the stock?
Sozza if it's a double up - but I did a comment on the US$ and it's nowhere to be seen ๐ณ - I'll have to redo it as it was a biggy, but the moderators might have blanketed it as too hot ๐ฅต ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
@Shyon:Interesting topic! A Federal Reserve rate cut can have several impacts on my life in Singapore, even though it's a U.S. monetary policy action: 1. Lower Borrowing Costs: A lower Fed rate can eventually lead to lower interest rates globally, potentially reducing my borrowing costs. 2. Investment Returns: Lower interest rates might drive investors to seek higher returns in markets outside the U.S., which could affect your investments, especially if I hold assets in global markets. 3. Economic Growth: Lower rates can stimulate global economic activity, which might positively impact Singapore's economy and potentially my job security and income if economic conditions improve. 4. Currency Exchange Rates: A Fed rate cut can influence the strength of the U.S. dollar compared to other currencies,
Running - 40% up on the 24hr game ๐ฅ ๐ค//@Stoid:Based on the Nasdaq requirement to remain trading, these chaps have agreed to get their stock price up to $1 a share for 10 consecutive days to remain trading on the exchange. Their balance sheet looks solid, so on that basis I thought when I bought them at 20 cents a share a 5:1 return by the end of the year seemed like a reasonable punt - But, alas with all my long punts of late I'm getting hammered. Question being on the basis of what I've outlined, is it a worthy punt or should I just get out before I'm further fleeced? It's getting a bit tedious on my stock choices of late, hoping to have a better day tomorrow, but I've just had that old classic Split Enz song reverberating
@Stoid:Based on the Nasdaq requirement to remain trading, these chaps have agreed to get their stock price up to $1 a share for 10 consecutive days to remain trading on the exchange. Their balance sheet looks solid, so on that basis I thought when I bought them at 20 cents a share a 5:1 return by the end of the year seemed like a reasonable punt - But, alas with all my long punts of late I'm getting hammered. Question being on the basis of what I've outlined, is it a worthy punt or should I just get out before I'm further fleeced? It's getting a bit tedious on my stock choices of late, hoping to have a better day tomorrow, but I've just had that old classic Split Enz song reverberating in my head for weeks - for those unfamiliar with it - it goes I see red, I see red, I see red
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