CTIX Recent activities 08/25/2014 19:28:16 $CTIX
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Posted On: 08/25/2014 8:28:20 PM
CTIX Recent activities 08/25/2014 19:28:16 $CTIX
$CTIX LONG!
I found on the Nasdaq site,.. 619,309 shares traded!
If Nasdaq gets it wrong,... who can get it right,,..?
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/ctix
CTIX Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Cellceutix-Corpor...TIX-87375/
Wonderful post TP! With all the negative sentiments toward Aspire, it is easy to overlook the fact that Aspire gives Leo the leverage when negotiating a deal. If big pharmas know they are your only financing option, they will low-ball you everyday and twice on Sunday. This negotiating leverage greatly outweighs the negatives, such as minor dilutions and temporary stagnant stock prices IMO.
It’s amazing that all the excitements surrounding the stock lately have nothing to do with Kevetrin. Hopefully the SP can stay above $2 consistently this time around.
my fidelity shows the same as you
Cellceutix is trying to break out of a 21 month (can you believe it) pennant formation as I believe JohnB first pointed out. A 1 x 1 measured move (if 2.40 can be taken out) is 3.40 first stop. Our very own Dr Rally 2.00 resistance is futile call just might turn out to be the last train to Clarksville and The Call of the year.............
My Ameritrade account shows 619,309 shares traded. eom
Thanks. All I can figure is at some point the feed shut down for one of the services and didn't start again until +/-80k shares later. That makes sense based on watching the volume sit at 449k this morning for a very long time.
Indeed the potential for CTIX shareholders has never looked better since I was first drawn here by another poster. Risk remains of course, but I like the remarkable additional hedge of Brilacidin to the Kevetrin and Prurisol bet.
I went through a quiet period posting wise due to personal reasons, but have kept my eye keenly on CTIX. Thank you for noticing!
This is indeed a good board.
TOB this is a good board and I noticed you were absent during much of the malaise of the past year. Good to see you back engaged. CTIX has real potential and may make many here a lot of money!
Hey Miles, read the linked article. Interesting. They got some right. Mostly wrong in the interpretations, IMO. I think you agree. Time will certainly tell.
The trader part in me could care less. One nice thing when trading. I listen to the market, not my inner voice.
Course, the investor in me did the research and put a long term position on. Haven't changed my very, positive fundamental assessment of CTIX in over two years.
I briefly subscribed to Hot Stocks. Came to believe my own analysis was doing better than theirs. Other words: Trades based on their system underperformed my own trades (hard to explain what my system is).
Always my best to you.
You said it better than I. Thanks.
I like the addition of "semi-smart" money to the equation, to differentiate from Institutional. The "semi-smart" CTIX has already. If we have any "smart money" Institutional, its likely at the nibble level and at the small end of the definition.
I always enjoy and value your posts.
Great day today for CTIX! Looking for that close above $2.15 before a retrace and test of Support at $2.05 or$2.10 which ever one the market wants to take us to test. Then a nice chart cool down and reset launching us past our all time high before settling in to a whole new price regime based on real time news!
Congrats Patience Longs!
Here's an article by a man not looking very deeply...
http://www.hotstocked.com/article/87917/cellc...gains.html
Thanks for the notice, guy. Now sulk away and prepare your apology.
Think or Swim/TD Ameritrade also shows today's CTIX volume as 698,454, the same as iHub
Interesting that those others show the same, lower number. Must be a common price feed issue, but I don't know the details. No doubt an OTC issue.
The other's numbers still puts today as above average volume, and higher than yesterday, so a similar chart read IMO. But with that said, more is better.
TOB...Yahoo, Etrade, Nasdaq, freerealtime all show 619,309 shares traded. The only place I see 698,000 is on I-hub. It's hard to figure out how 80,000 shares got added to I-hub or didn't get counted on all the other services. I suppose at some point it will need to be sorted out for the historical record. Will it make a difference in the charts, one versus the other?
Interesting post. I try and let you (and a few others) do the heavy lifting for me on potential valuations for CTIX. My mind turns to mush when I start contemplating all the potential inputs and thru puts and end points. Mush.
About K: Can't get around K being unrewarded partially because it has been so successful in trials. Keeps proving to be very safe, no end to cohorts in sight. But, I know what all this really adds up to in the end, MORE $$$$.
While B and P likely will find faster routes to market, I still believe the most valuable gem to be K.
Can't forget about the autism compound and other goodies in the vault either.
BigK, thanks again for a very enlightening post.
I think so BK. You add so much to this board, its time for the rocket!!!
I like the volume of the past few weeks. Around 4M total shares traded. This is enough to allow someone (or multiple someone's) to build a decent position. I'm still not sure we have any real institutional buying at this point. The total value of the rally is less than 10M in trade value. (if we were seeing 25-50M in value then I think bigger players are engaging)
I still think this rally is still primarily semi-smart and retail money. Semi-smart are individuals who are professionals with decent portfolios and have a few hundred thousand to play with. They have a higher risk tolerance and play in the margins (looking for high beta stocks) which CTIX may become. However, real "smart money" is going to wait for a drug to be proven to work or if they get wind of a deal or trial outcome. They'll want to deploy 10s of millions into the trade. It's too much work to follow a bunch of small investments.
If the volume and rally continue to build and increase, I'd start to lean towards someone (or a group) taking a decent position (or information is leaking and friends and family are buying in mass).
I'm still planning to add another 100k shares on good news. If Brilacidin works we're on our way to a home run. On it's strength alone $10-20/share is very doable. If we get positive news on Kevetrin and Brilacidin, it could get very exciting.
It should be a fun fall
While TOB has his "Rally [Chimp]," it's time for me to break out my "Rocket to the Moon!" siggie.
$CTIX LONG!
I found on the Nasdaq site,.. 619,309 shares traded!
If Nasdaq gets it wrong,... who can get it right,,..?
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/ctix
CTIX Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Cellceutix-Corpor...TIX-87375/
Wonderful post TP! With all the negative sentiments toward Aspire, it is easy to overlook the fact that Aspire gives Leo the leverage when negotiating a deal. If big pharmas know they are your only financing option, they will low-ball you everyday and twice on Sunday. This negotiating leverage greatly outweighs the negatives, such as minor dilutions and temporary stagnant stock prices IMO.
It’s amazing that all the excitements surrounding the stock lately have nothing to do with Kevetrin. Hopefully the SP can stay above $2 consistently this time around.
my fidelity shows the same as you
Cellceutix is trying to break out of a 21 month (can you believe it) pennant formation as I believe JohnB first pointed out. A 1 x 1 measured move (if 2.40 can be taken out) is 3.40 first stop. Our very own Dr Rally 2.00 resistance is futile call just might turn out to be the last train to Clarksville and The Call of the year.............
My Ameritrade account shows 619,309 shares traded. eom
Thanks. All I can figure is at some point the feed shut down for one of the services and didn't start again until +/-80k shares later. That makes sense based on watching the volume sit at 449k this morning for a very long time.
Indeed the potential for CTIX shareholders has never looked better since I was first drawn here by another poster. Risk remains of course, but I like the remarkable additional hedge of Brilacidin to the Kevetrin and Prurisol bet.
I went through a quiet period posting wise due to personal reasons, but have kept my eye keenly on CTIX. Thank you for noticing!
This is indeed a good board.
TOB this is a good board and I noticed you were absent during much of the malaise of the past year. Good to see you back engaged. CTIX has real potential and may make many here a lot of money!
Hey Miles, read the linked article. Interesting. They got some right. Mostly wrong in the interpretations, IMO. I think you agree. Time will certainly tell.
The trader part in me could care less. One nice thing when trading. I listen to the market, not my inner voice.
Course, the investor in me did the research and put a long term position on. Haven't changed my very, positive fundamental assessment of CTIX in over two years.
I briefly subscribed to Hot Stocks. Came to believe my own analysis was doing better than theirs. Other words: Trades based on their system underperformed my own trades (hard to explain what my system is).
Always my best to you.
You said it better than I. Thanks.
I like the addition of "semi-smart" money to the equation, to differentiate from Institutional. The "semi-smart" CTIX has already. If we have any "smart money" Institutional, its likely at the nibble level and at the small end of the definition.
I always enjoy and value your posts.
Great day today for CTIX! Looking for that close above $2.15 before a retrace and test of Support at $2.05 or$2.10 which ever one the market wants to take us to test. Then a nice chart cool down and reset launching us past our all time high before settling in to a whole new price regime based on real time news!
Congrats Patience Longs!
Here's an article by a man not looking very deeply...
http://www.hotstocked.com/article/87917/cellc...gains.html
Thanks for the notice, guy. Now sulk away and prepare your apology.
Think or Swim/TD Ameritrade also shows today's CTIX volume as 698,454, the same as iHub
Interesting that those others show the same, lower number. Must be a common price feed issue, but I don't know the details. No doubt an OTC issue.
The other's numbers still puts today as above average volume, and higher than yesterday, so a similar chart read IMO. But with that said, more is better.
TOB...Yahoo, Etrade, Nasdaq, freerealtime all show 619,309 shares traded. The only place I see 698,000 is on I-hub. It's hard to figure out how 80,000 shares got added to I-hub or didn't get counted on all the other services. I suppose at some point it will need to be sorted out for the historical record. Will it make a difference in the charts, one versus the other?
Interesting post. I try and let you (and a few others) do the heavy lifting for me on potential valuations for CTIX. My mind turns to mush when I start contemplating all the potential inputs and thru puts and end points. Mush.
About K: Can't get around K being unrewarded partially because it has been so successful in trials. Keeps proving to be very safe, no end to cohorts in sight. But, I know what all this really adds up to in the end, MORE $$$$.
While B and P likely will find faster routes to market, I still believe the most valuable gem to be K.
Can't forget about the autism compound and other goodies in the vault either.
BigK, thanks again for a very enlightening post.
I think so BK. You add so much to this board, its time for the rocket!!!
I like the volume of the past few weeks. Around 4M total shares traded. This is enough to allow someone (or multiple someone's) to build a decent position. I'm still not sure we have any real institutional buying at this point. The total value of the rally is less than 10M in trade value. (if we were seeing 25-50M in value then I think bigger players are engaging)
I still think this rally is still primarily semi-smart and retail money. Semi-smart are individuals who are professionals with decent portfolios and have a few hundred thousand to play with. They have a higher risk tolerance and play in the margins (looking for high beta stocks) which CTIX may become. However, real "smart money" is going to wait for a drug to be proven to work or if they get wind of a deal or trial outcome. They'll want to deploy 10s of millions into the trade. It's too much work to follow a bunch of small investments.
If the volume and rally continue to build and increase, I'd start to lean towards someone (or a group) taking a decent position (or information is leaking and friends and family are buying in mass).
I'm still planning to add another 100k shares on good news. If Brilacidin works we're on our way to a home run. On it's strength alone $10-20/share is very doable. If we get positive news on Kevetrin and Brilacidin, it could get very exciting.
It should be a fun fall
While TOB has his "Rally [Chimp]," it's time for me to break out my "Rocket to the Moon!" siggie.
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