This is getting crazy. The word is spreading. Apparently these guys did a secondary and one of the directors bought all the stk and when I say all the stock I mean all the stock. The actual float small. So much Closely closely held.. Big Pete had to apply for special permission to put it in his book because of the small cap!! It was Granted!! THEN HE CALLS A GUY who knows Bio and gives him the story the guy says he'll get back to him- never calls back- and GET THIS--> HE GOES AND BUYS SHITLOAD AT THE CLOSE.!!! 25K shares.... Suddenly I am responsible for prob 40,000 shares... the boulder is rolling down hill!!!!!! This will pretty much define me. I don't think there's a recovery if I blow this one.- Everyone is so excited about the idea.. although not a one of us can come up with the cancer they are going after... impossible to remember. There is a great deal of pressure on me suddenly.
The S&P 500 has ridden a growth-stock rally this week that led to a bullish technical analysis move that could bode well for the rest of the year. The S&P (SP500) (NYSEARCA:SPY) gained 1.5% on Thursday to close just below 4,180, its highest level since late August. It also flashed a Golden Cross momentum move. A Golden Cross is a bullish breakout pattern that occurs when a shorter-term moving average crosses above a longer-term MA. In the previous session, the S&P's 50-day moving average rose to 3,953.61, above the 200-day MA of 3,951.58. "What is special about this one is when it happens more than 10% away from all-time highs (like now) = future returns are impressive," Ryan Dettrick, chief market strategist at Carson Group, tweeted. The S&P 500 has been higher 15 out of 16 times that this has happened 12 months on, with the average return of +15.7%. The average return is +9.8% six months down the road, +6.7% in three months and +1.9% a month later, according to Detrick.
I was watching Bloomberg Asia last night and they were saying SONY had it's biggest one day gain in Japan in many a moon... PS5 sales way up etc. Will today's open mute that-? STOCK OF THE DAY- SONY Sony price target raised to $118 from $102 at Cowen
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Ford stock slumps as CEO says automaker 'left $2B in profits on the table' Boyd Gaming Non-GAAP EPS of $6.07 beats by $0.32, revenue of $3.56B beats by $50M Feb. 02, 2023 4:13 PM ET Boyd Gaming Corporation (BYD) Boyd Gaming press release(NYSE:BYD): FY Non-GAAP EPS of $6.07beats by $0.32. Revenue of $3.56Bbeats by $50M. Boyd Gaming Corporation (NYSE:BYD) rallied on Friday as investors and analysts digested the strongQ4 earnings report. CBRE Equity Research upgraded Boyd Gaming (BYD) to a Buy rating after having the casino stock set at Hold. Analyst JohnDeCree and team still expect some economic impact on the consumer later this year, but Boyd Gaming (BYD) is seen being able to offset most of the tightening threat with the accelerating recovery of visitation and group business in Las Vegas. He also pointed to increasing EBITDA contribution from both Sky River and online gaming, both of which are exceeding the firm's original forecasts. "Even with some conservatism in our new estimates, valuation remains accommodating for new buyers of the stock," he noted. CBRE hiked its price target on Boyd (BYD) to $75 from $62. Roth Capital also came out even more constructive on Buy-rated Boyd following the earnings report. The firm boosted its price target to $74 based on higher estimates for 2023. Analyst Edward Engel said Boyd is finding ways to grow EBITDA independently of macro factors. Deutsche Bank reiterated its Buy rating on BYD and price target of $72 on BYD. Shares of Boyd Gaming (BYD) rose4.81%premarket to $65.13.<----- Trane price target raised to $177 from $164 at RBC Capital » Skechers price target raised to $69 from $63 at UBS Cirrus Logic price target raised to $110 from $105 at Susquehanna » I'm pretty sure i owned Cirrus at about $9 at one time.... WOW! 'Big Short' Michael Burry Bets on a Stock Market Crash Burry also recently made a dire prediction, that the U.S. economy would fall into recession this year regardless of how the word recession is defined. Economists anticipate a recession, but some of them say that it will not be too severe. Which brings us back to the message that Burry has just sent to investors, a message in line with his pessimism at the start of the year. "Sell," wrote the financier on Jan. 31 on his Twitter account. He didn't say anything more. The investor is accustomed to cryptic messages. Burry also deleted his account, leaving users to guess what he meant by "sell." His message came the day before a Federal Reservemonetary policy decision on interest rates. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A STONEDINVESTOR: