Well, either way, it's a GREAT find. A classic Stoney... one that only you could dig up... and one that could pique my curiosity enough to send me down the Stoney rabbit-hole.
One of these days.... ... this little unheard of chip company is gonna take off. IPWR--> $8.38 Mark my word. Ideal Power Inc is pioneering the development of its broadly patented bidirectional power switches, creating efficient and ecofriendly energy control solutions for electric vehicle, electric vehicle charging, renewable energy, energy storage, UPS / data center, solid-state circuit breaker and other industrial and military applications. The company is focused on its patented Bidirectional, Bipolar Junction Transistor (B-TRAN) semiconductor technology. B-TRAN is a unique double-sided bidirectional AC switchable to deliver substantial performance improvements over conventional power semiconductors. The primary raw material used in the fabrication of B-TRAN devices is silicon wafers.
STONEY!!!!! TTWO is being added to the Nasdaq 100. BUY BUY BUIY!!!!! As a result, Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (Nasdaq: TTWO), will be added to the Nasdaq-100 Index® and Seagen, Inc. will be removed as part of the annual reconstitution, which will become effective prior to market open on Monday, December 18, 2023.
STUCK IN THE GAMMA zone The stock market is stuck in the gamma zone. Can't get ahead, can't go home. Dealers squaring their books with dirty looks ahead of an options expiration- the largest on record for S&P 500. $5 trillion in U.S. stock options are set to expire on Friday, that's my get high day. 80% are S&P 500-linked contracts - the largest such expiration in at least 20 years. The stock market is stuck in the gamma zone. Can't get ahead, can't go home. The benchmark index has not logged a greater than 1% move in either direction for 19 straight sessions. The Lizard King is bored. - dealers loaded with options contracts going into the last expiration of the year. In market parlance, the dealers are net long "gamma," and must continuously sell stock futures when equities rally and buy futures when markets sell off to keep their position neutral. With the huge amount of options set to expire, that buying and selling has had a knock-on effect of keeping stocks in a tighter trading range. The dealers' positioning "is more than likely to arrest any deeper selloff between now and year-end," Nomura strategist Charlie McElligott said in a note on Tuesday. NEXT WEEK GO GO GO GO? Expiration is likely to loosen the options market's vice-like grip on stocks, said Brent Kochuba, founder of options analytic service SpotGamma. Markets faced a similar situation two years ago, when a similarly large options expiration reined in volatility for part of the fourth quarter, only to give way to a 3% rally in the last two weeks of the year following the December expiration. "All that positive gamma is really crunching the market," Kochuba said. "The lid has been kept on volatility."