A lot of online trading was down in the morning as
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Posted On: 01/27/2021 4:50:43 PM
Re: Zolis_onkel #25742
A lot of online trading was down in the morning as well, so by the time that came up, people were probably paying attention to other fires/opportunities in their portfolios.
I had a couple of orders in, in case of falling knives. Caught another 10k each at .4105 and .4005.
As far as the marketing is concerned, I think Joe is not wearing that hat until the big push next week. He has tried his best with the marketing for the past few years (PRs, divs, calls). I sincerely believe he isn't trying to SELL anything right now... he is working the science and the business and expecting people to come to him after next Friday.
Frankly, my biggest interest for next Friday is to see that the NGIO IPO is on track for ASAP (Feb?) and that the capital structure is announced and looking good.
I am keeping expectations for the vaccine tempered until we are in testing, as I think the world may continue to ignore that front until there is movement along the IND/in-vivo testing/approval timeline. That will also be what leads to the bulk of the "up front" payments, in my understanding.
I hope that's a good read, and we are all pleased next Friday!
In the meantime, hopefully some PRs next week providing some details leading up to the call... (nudge, nudge, Joe)
I had a couple of orders in, in case of falling knives. Caught another 10k each at .4105 and .4005.
As far as the marketing is concerned, I think Joe is not wearing that hat until the big push next week. He has tried his best with the marketing for the past few years (PRs, divs, calls). I sincerely believe he isn't trying to SELL anything right now... he is working the science and the business and expecting people to come to him after next Friday.
Frankly, my biggest interest for next Friday is to see that the NGIO IPO is on track for ASAP (Feb?) and that the capital structure is announced and looking good.
I am keeping expectations for the vaccine tempered until we are in testing, as I think the world may continue to ignore that front until there is movement along the IND/in-vivo testing/approval timeline. That will also be what leads to the bulk of the "up front" payments, in my understanding.
I hope that's a good read, and we are all pleased next Friday!
In the meantime, hopefully some PRs next week providing some details leading up to the call... (nudge, nudge, Joe)
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