Well, lets be honest here.... how many are down over 50% in the last year? Quite a few. Those take 100% gains now to break even. This: Unlike the stocks you mentioned above... the calls on RAIN are pretty cheap. Sept $10's are only $3 Remember Martex? Strikes 20% out of the money were going for nearly 25% of the stock price. Obviously the risk/reward as viewed by the pro's was quite high. I'm not seeing this on RAIN. It's on the HTB list, but only 2% of the float is short. Hmm. Wonder why that is. Interesting.
Evolv management to meet virtually with Northland 04:55 EVLV Asana upgraded to Buy from Neutral at DA Davidson 08:16 ASAN DA Davidson an Tradeweb Markets reports February trading volume $27.4T 07:35 TW Asana is a former high flyer it can really move,But CEO did some shady stuff with his insider buying to drive shares... This is the only potential gummy I see today. Asana, Inc. (ASAN) NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. 15.32+0.61(+4.15%) At close: 04:00PM EST 16.10+0.78(+5.09%)<-------------------Watching Pre-Market:09:08AM EST Description Tradeweb Markets Inc. builds and operates electronic marketplaces in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, and internationally. The company's marketplaces facilitate trading in a range of asset classes, including rates, credit, money markets, and equities. It offers pre-trade data and analytics, trade execution, and trade processing, as well as post-trade data, analytics, and reporting services. The company provides flexible order and trading systems to institutional investors. It also offers a range of electronic, voice, and hybrid platforms to dealers and financial institutions on electronic or hybrid markets with Dealerweb platform; and trading solutions for financial advisory firms and traders with Tradeweb Direct platform. The company serves in the institutional, wholesale, and retail client sectors. Its customers include asset managers, hedge funds, insurance companies, central banks, banks and dealers, proprietary trading firms, retail brokerage and financial advisory firms, and regional dealers. Tradeweb Markets Inc. was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in New York, New York. Tradeweb Markets Inc. is a subsidiary of Refinitiv Parent Limited.
Tel you a funny story. Big Pete is in Colorado Brekenridge. Of course market moving this guy is always away... but he has a bunch of people there. And there is no ski lift after 12,800 feet and then you climb to 13,000 feet above sea level...you have to climb. And we got this footage of one of Big Pete's sons and his girlfriend, ok she is screaming crying and poor Eddy has to take all of her gear and they are both crawling up the mountain crying and then they take this pic and Eddy's face is so swollen he looks like he's in his 50's- completely fat face. She is a wreck--party on!
Well, lets be honest here.... how many are down over 50% in the last year? Quite a few. Those take 100% gains now to break even. Ahhhhhh None. I never miss in Biotech. Break even is usually worse it gets--
BJ is killing me. Where is my BJ!!!!!! Kroger price target raised to $53 from $51 at Deutsche Bank 09:20 KR
--EzFill adds 10 fleet accounts in February 09:17 EZFL This is a LongShot play I gave out a long time ago--- It has never been able to get over 50c & it probably won't this time. I just like their idea-- they bring the gas to you. EZFill Holdings Inc. (EZFL) NasdaqCM - NasdaqCM 0.3800-0.0050(-1.30%) At close: 03:57PM EST 0.4398+0.06(+15.13%)<----------- Pre-Market:08:52AM EST
Jan 9-- Asana price target lowered to $21 from $28 at JMP Securities 01/09 ASAN JMP Securities analyst Patrick Walravens lowered the firm's price target on Asana to $21 from $28 but keeps an Outperform rating on the shares after hosting a Q&A with its CFO Tim Wan at an investor event. The stock has fallen 81% over the past 12 months, but the tone of business at the company remains "encouraging", Walravens tells investors in a research note, noting that Mr. Wan has indicated that "conversations with large customers are going well." Walravens further cites commentary suggesting that investors should look for "measurable progress next year" in both free cash flow and operating margins.