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ct06111 said:
DXCM Dexcom CGM is their competition and has TV commercials all over and its currently $400 a share. SENS is internal CGM and a better product I say hold a little longer

I hope people jumped on TRCH. Mentioned here sub 1 and sub 2.
Now 4.70. Up 70% today
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Interesting product - DXCM has a 40B market cap - so if they get the product right there is a ton of room to run. I bought it in my IRA so might as well just sit on it. With a $1B market cap - and less than $100M of LT liabilities they can easily do a follow on offering as well to make sure they don't run out of cash.
 
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methodology said:
Hit a home run with TRCH got it at 0.75 trying to figure out if I should keep holding

up 500% since I bought it
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keep holding man.
Rumors META and Tesla share the same research suite address in NS, CA.
Use Nanoweb product as a de-icer / defogger for Tesla windshield ??

Plus, gotta at least stay for the special dividend
 
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Word in. Houston. With Keystone and its 100k jobs shut down, look into either direct investments (need big $ here) in physical West Texas oil wells or funds/ETFs that are pure plays. Direct brings significant Tax breaks.

Not drillers or services. Ownership of land, rig and crude oil produced under/from them.

In Houston. Trusted source. Gov Abbot will not yield to green pressure on this and he is going to let shipments flow freely to gulf coast or refineries. Easier to do than it sounds.

About $250k and up for quality direct opportunities with some dry well risk. Do the due diligence ... Or let a fund manager do it for you.

See on the interweb google search United Exploration llc.

Good day and good luck.

PS. I went in last week.
 
XLCenterFan said:
I just can't bring myself to buy into the evil empires of the Amazons or Walmarts. I'm actually hoping for them to get broken up...maybe go bust and disappear. I know it won't happen, but a guy can dream.
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IMHO. Amazon and Walmart are the pretty near future's retail/ consumer banks. To an extent they already are. I boyght the big 4 US money center banks after the C19 market panic feeling too big to fail syndrome meant limited risk. No crazy numbers; I am out of the 4 at about +70% in less than a year. Straight trades. No options. I just don't see another big run maybe ever again with the above 2 companies, crypto and more.

W tf do I know?
 
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Ewekon said:
Word in. Houston. With Keystone and its 100k jobs shut down, look into either direct investments (need big $ here) in physical West Texas oil wells or funds/ETFs that are pure plays. Direct brings significant Tax breaks.

Not drillers or services. Ownership of land, rig and crude oil produced under/from them.

In Houston. Trusted source. Gov Abbot will not yield to green pressure on this and he is going to let shipments flow freely to gulf coast or refineries. Easier to do than it sounds.

About $250k and up for quality direct opportunities with some dry well risk. Do the due diligence ... Or let a fund manager do it for you.

See on the interweb google search United Exploration llc.

Good day and good luck.

PS. I went in last week.
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Curious if you are recommending or pitching. On United's website they are soliciting $100,000 investments and simultaneously explaining what 'ROI' is?!
Also significant touting of tax deductions, a red flag for those of us alive in the 80's.

I too would like to avail myself of the OPM subset of people that have 100K to invest speculatively and cannot define ROI.
 
What do you guys think of ACIC, EXPC, and RTP??? All eVTOL in the electric helicopter taxi market!!
 
I got into SENS at $0.37. Sold enough to cover my initial investment when it was around $1.50. I now have 50,000 shares of this split between a few different accounts and I’m just letting them ride. I see $20/share could be coming by the end of the year. If it hits $20 I’ll probably start to sell some
 
Hurleyman216 said:
I got into SENS at $0.37. Sold enough to cover my initial investment when it was around $1.50. I now have 50,000 shares of this split between a few different accounts and I’m just letting them ride. I see $20/share could be coming by the end of the year. If it hits $20 I’ll probably start to sell some
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I'm right on your heels with 94 shares. All in one account.
 
tiger8mush said:
I'm right on your heels with 94 shares. All in one account.
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You have to start somewhere. My initial investment was somewhere around $25-30K. It was a lot, but I had done a lot of research on this company and felt like it had very little downside and tremendous upside. I’m ok with “gambling” more with the shares I have because even if it goes to zero I’ll still have made some money off of it. Most of my retirement money is in very stable investments like mutual funds and etfs that will track the market. I like to take 10% of the portfolio and use it to be more aggressive. I figure I could lose a bit or I could hit on the next Tesla and if I do hit the home run even with a $10-20K initial investment I can retire a few years earlier. This market has been crazy and it won’t last forever. If the Ten Year Treasury note keeps creeping up the market will correct in a big way, but there’s so much stimulus $$ that as long as interest rates are low and we get Covid under control the market could still be hot for another 12-18 months.
 
Interesting day with many blue chippers rising 1-2% and the disruption stocks taking 5%ish hits though mostly pairing of recent gains. Even though more of my money is in mutual funds and the blue chip stocks, somehow more bummed & concerned about the dip in my 'play' stocks as many here describe the stocks discussed. This makes some sense as these disruption stocks are the $ I manage vs someone else.

Small position I had since December off 25% today due to de-listing from Nasdaq so I took my 40% profit (was 75% yesterday) and completely got out. I have no experience with a stock moving to OTCQX, figured if not out before deadline (2/24 & presumably can only go down until then) willing to kiss $ good bye.

Maybe one unique situation spooking me, but I have the sense of a musical chairs game, chairs dwindling & the music is stopping more frequently. Need to pick the sturdiest chairs for sure, time may be coming to just sit still!
 
Hurleyman216 said:
I got into SENS at $0.37. Sold enough to cover my initial investment when it was around $1.50. I now have 50,000 shares of this split between a few different accounts and I’m just letting them ride. I see $20/share could be coming by the end of the year. If it hits $20 I’ll probably start to sell some
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George Soros has over 12 million shares. Wonder what he bought at.
 
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