You paid a premium for a future date. right that's what I'm figuring out. Ideally you would buy these in a real sell off in the market.. and then you could convert with some heft!
Don't forget about our new granny stock. its at $22, I expect it to go a little lower before it starts back up. NEOG
NEOG is a granny stock? Good luck explaining what they do to granny. " NEOG " " Egg Nog " Van I'd love some " No NEOG Gram it's a stock " " socks?- How lovely thank you Van. " NO! Neogen Damnit -- oh forget it! I just sold!
Dumped Merus- not going anywhere Merus N.V. (MRUS) NasdaqGM - NasdaqGM Real Time Price. 25.86-0.77 (-2.89%) As of 12:22PM EDT.
Clean Harbors, Inc. (CLH)-$110 HOD- Look for $103.80 NYSE - Nasdaq Real Time Price. 105.89+7.65 (+7.79%) As of 12:23PM EDT. Market open.
Sound glorious sound! I can hear again. I stepped out of the Dr's building and took in the street around me splash splash splash what was that? The homeless man peeing out on the open all overthe street. NYC I'm Back!
Rivian Says Senate Climate Deal Puts It at Disadvantage Rivian warns that most of its vehicles would be ineligible for $7,500 tax credit under proposed changes
More hawkish Fedspeak from Daly: the markets have gotten ahead of themselves 12:30 $ECON More hawkish Fedspeak from Daly: the markets have gotten ahead of themselves with respect to expectations of rate cuts in 2023, she said in comments at a Reuters event. She reiterated that the FOMC has yet to complete its fight against inflation. Echoing Chair Powell, she said the June SEP projections is a "reasonable guide" and she could see a 3.4% funds rate target by the end of the year. Her estimate of neutral is a little over 3.0%, maybe around 3.1%. She also warned that the Fed will be bringing rates up for longer than 6 months and won't be getting rates down in just a few months. She believes a 3% inflation figure is too high and the FOMC will continue working to bring prices down to the 2% average target. She does not believe the economy is in recession and does not expect anything like the 2008 experience. The Fed continues to aim for a soft landing and she thinks it is achievable. Inflation is currently being driven 50% by demand factors and 50% by supply.